Driving down Main Street in Louisville, Kentucky, it would be pretty hard to miss the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory. Outside the museum is the world’s largest baseball bat. Standing at 120 feet tall and weighing 68,000 lbs., this giant
Kids today might take for granted the relative ease at which we can travel. They haven’t known a world without interstate highways, rest stops, fast food drive thru windows, airports, jets, and rolling luggage. A visit to Mahaffie Stagecoach Stop and
I think it’s about time that I wrote a post about my home state of Ohio. While there are many wonderful things to see in my home city of Cincinnati, which my co-author and I wrote about in our book, Adventures
Did you know that there’s a diamond mine that’s open to the public? And that you get to keep what you find? Crater of Diamonds State Park in Murfreesboro, Arkansas is home to a 37.5-acre diamond field where you can experience a
I like maps. I’ve always liked maps. I could look at them for hours. So it probably doesn’t come as a surprise that we have a big wall map of the United States to keep track of where we’ve been.
One of the more unique activities we’ve done on vacation was going on a cruise on a working lobster boat. Lucky Catch Cruises in Portland, Maine offers 90-minute cruises on which you can learn all about trapping lobsters, by doing it yourself.
Here it is: the last post about the photos in my header. This is Fort Adams State Park in the state of Rhode Island. It’s been several years since we’ve been there, but this summer will be an even better time to
I still remember a conversation from many years ago when I was a newlywed and didn’t have any kids. One of my coworkers at the time had just taken his family to Florida on vacation and was telling me about
