Fire Closes Major Texas Highway
Motorist currently traveling through North Texas by way of Highway 287 will be experiencing delays as portions of the highway are currently being closed as a result of rogue wildfires sweeping the area.
Read full storySmall Town Dinosaur Park Proves Size Does Not Matter When It Comes To Attractions
Mountainburg, Arkansas is known for their Dinosaur Park. The park was founded in 1980.Crystal Carroll (www.BunnyPlaysHere.com) A small community of just under 600 might seem like an unlikely location for one of Arkansas many unique attractions. However, Mountainburg, Arkansas does not let its size stand in the way of its larger than life reputation of being famous for its Dinosaur Park.
Read full storyFire Closes Beloved Theme Park
Just a short time before rope drop this afternoon, fire broke out at the popular theme park Silver Dollar City, located just outside of Branson, Missouri. The incident began in the Western portion of the park and ultimately caused damage to 3 of the park's structures.
Read full storyNew Mexico's Most Unique National Park: Cool Snow-like Sands
When driving through lower New Mexico, you might notice the rolling rocky hillside open up to an area that almost, from a distance, appears to be snow. However did you know this area, located just outside of Alamogordo, New Mexico, is in fact one of the most unique places in all of the United States?
Read full storyAspen’s Unique Sanctuary
Nestled in the heart of Aspen, Colorado, the John Denver Sanctuary is a picturesque look at the Rocky Mountains. With views throughout the park highlighting the natural wonders of the area including flowing waters, intentional planting and wetlands, the park offers a peaceful retreat for all those wanting to unwind and unplug for a moment while visiting.
Read full storyWhat To Expect While Camping At Oklahoma's Robber's Cave
Camping at Robber’s Cave State Park you will quickly discover that no matter what your overall preference for camping style, they pretty much have you covered. On a recent trip I visited the park and discovered that from primitive to improved sites, equestrian areas, ATV areas, they have a bit of everything. The camp even has options for those who aren’t feeling quite as adventurous and want to live in a bit more of the creature comforts we all have at home with cabins, a lodge and yurts.
Read full storyUtah's Often Overlooked Red Canyon
Wedged just between Zion and Bryce Canyon is a location which becomes dwarfed by the hype surrounding the two much larger parks, Red Canyon. While many pass through the winding roads and toward one of the larger parks, they find the landscape to be unique but usually assume must be a part of the larger area.
Read full storyEverything Is Bigger in Texas! Check Out The Largest Cross In the Lone Star State
Texas has become known for the mantra “Everything is Bigger in Texas”. It is a badge that most Texans wear with honor as everything from football stadiums to plates of food and everything in between seem to follow suit in creating a larger than life depiction of what it is to be a Texan.
Read full storyThe "Blue Ghost" of Corpus Christi
Every Texan loves a good trip to the coast. Be it the beaches or the entertainment, the coastal communities are filled with life and interesting things to do. Amongst those typically we think of the restaurants, shopping and fishing or recreation boats, however a much larger boat might peak your interest on your next trip if you are traveling to the Corpus Christi area.
Read full storyThe Texas Town That The Cat In The Hat Calls Home
We all have a familiar childhood favorite we loved reading. Many of these memories carry with us into adulthood and when we catch a glimpse of the cover of some of the books at a store the memories flood in.
Read full storyThe 215 Foot Tall Bridge Of Virginia!
When you think of Virginia, several things might come to mind including the scenic coastline, historic cities or the Shenandoah National Park where you an meander your way through the skylines peering off into natural beauty. But while exploring the great state, you will not want to miss a slightly lesser known natural wonder, the Natural Bridge State Park.
Read full storyThe Americanized Version Of Stonehenge
When it comes to unique attractions, the United States is littered with artistic creations. From larger than life random objects to locations which offer a creative voice to commonly visited locations abroad. From the Eiffel Tower to Stonehenge, the US has managed to find its own unique way to share the most visually stimulating locations from around the world in their own back yard.
Read full storyHow To Safely Travel Amidst Covid
Safety when traveling is very important throughout Covid, but a few simple steps can be taken to allow you to rest assured.Bunny. Covid’s most recent surge of Delta variant is spread with alarming speed. Effecting the at risk population of those who have not yet been vaccinated and those who are younger this variant is setting off many alerts across the nation in regards to travel and day to day interactions.
Read full storyBirthplace Of An American President
So often throughout history we find that there are words which were spoken that could easily be inserted into more modern days and still have relevance. So many of these come from important speeches and words of wisdom shared by Presidents of the past. But before those words could be heard, each of these Presidents had to start from something.
Read full storyHope Outdoor Gallery Rises From The Ashes
If you haven’t visited Austin in a while, you might find yourself lost in wonder as you attempt to located the Hope Outdoor Gallery. The once bright and full of life site nestled along Baylor Street had been the home of the Austin art scene since 2010. For 10 years it welcomed artists to express their creativity in a safe space that would allow their art to be seen by whomever decided to find a parking place along the precarious roadway.
Read full storySirena The Crying Indian Mermaid Of Salado, Texas
Salado, Texas might be on your list to find unique Texas art or perhaps an antique or two, but rarely do people realized that Salado is also home of one of Texas’ more unique stop. Driving through you might be taken aback by the waterfront or the quaint downtown, but rarely do people stop for a moment to soak in the legend of Sirena the Crying Indian Mermaid.
Read full storyColorado's Inhabited Ghost Town: St. Elmo
Colorado is perhaps one of the most interesting states to visit. Because of its many mountains and its western placement in the United States for many years it was considered to be part of the Western Frontier. During these times only fur trappers and Native Americans roamed the lands with the exception of an occasional expedition or two looking to discover more of the unknown.
Read full storyThe Story Of The Arkansas Ghost Town
Along the Arkansas backgrounds you can find the remnants of old barns and farms strewn about with decaying structures well past their prime. Each tells a story of someone who once was and a way of life long since passed. But not every day do you find an entire city left behind in time.
Read full storyKansas, The Home Of The World Renowned Toilet Bowl
Lucas, Kansas can easily be regarded as one of the most unique communities in Kansas. With several unique art displays found and 2 of the states strangest attractions, many come here to get a taste of the odd and unique. With sites on the Kansas bucket list, one might say that this tiny community of only 370 people might not seem a likely stop however from the time you enter the community until you make it to downtown’s most infamous stop Bowl Plaza, you quickly get the impression that this isn’t your average small town.
Read full storyIs The Garden Of Eden Located In Kansas?
When searching for the larger than life roadside stops across America it is easy to see a few similarities across the board. You might find several stops with Texas-Sized chairs, Muffler Men, oversized mascots or a variety of places spanning from the somewhat normal to the crazy. Oversized has always been an obsession it seems and with Ripley’s and Guinness Book entertaining the ever ongoing search for the next big thing, quite literally, the list continues to grow.
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