You may have seen a postcard at some point in your life, made out of linen – a photo of Milas Parker, a local farmer, posing next to the Judaculla Rock. Who was he? And where is this rock? It wasn't too long ago that this rock was almost all but ... Read More >
Russell Cave National Monument – Bridgeport, Alabama
The Russell Cave system is the third-largest in the state of Alabama, having more than seven miles of passageways. The majority of the cave system is off limits, and for good reason.The caves can flood, fast. Even when just a minor rain shower passes ... Read More >
Bancroft Tower – Worcester, Massachusetts
In the midst of wealthy homes, great trees and landscapes, the Bancroft Tower stands at the top of a hill. Looking like something built by the mighty Vikings, this castle tower as actually built by a railroad baron's son, Stephen Salisbury III. ... Read More >
Crooked Forest – Poland
Just outside of the small town of Gryfino, Poland, a strangely eerie forest exists. A peculiar collection of trees, curved near the base, is aptly name the Crooked Forest. It remains veiled in mystery, even though many theories have been given ... Read More >
Apostle Islands National Park – Wisconsin
A hike through the islands off the shores of Wisconsin feels like a trek through a wilderness; however, it wasn't that long ago when various peoples called the Apostle Islands home. People lived and worked here, families were created, children could ... Read More >
Tianzi Mountain – Shentang Valley, China
In the northwest portion of Wulingyuan, Tianzi Mountain Nature Reserve looks like a forest of stone, straight out of a prehistoric movie – rocky pillar-like mountains that jut towards the sky, trees clinging in odd places, and mist drifting about as ... Read More >
Uxmal – Ruta de Puuc – Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico
The Mayan culture is world famous for its innovation, ingenuity, and sheer greatness. Uxmal, located along the Ruta de Puuc, is perhaps one of the ultimate shows of this culture's amazing feats. The name Uxmal, derived from Oxmal, means "three ... Read More >
Shady Lady – World’s Largest Rose Tree – Tombstone, Arizona
In 1884, one day after their marriage, a Scottish couple left their homeland in search of better opportunities in the Wild West – Tombstone, Arizona. A miner by trade, Henry Gee and his newly wedded wife, Mary, made their residence at Cochise ... Read More >
Legend of Boggy Creek – Peavy’s Monster Mart – Fouke, Arkansas
Adventuring in the back woods of Arkansas may not be for the faint of heart, but there's no need to get muddied up looking for the Boggy Creek Monster. This legend has long played a part in the lives of those who live in Fouke, Arkansas, a tiny ... Read More >
Black Elk Peak, South Dakota
The Black Hills Region of South Dakota is famous for its monuments, rolling hills and plains, and its abundance of wildlife. The highest peak in the state, formerly known as Harney Peak, was renamed in 2016 after a highly revered Native American, ... Read More >
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