Exploring Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument: History, Ruins & Travel Tips

A historic red brick structure at Salinas Pueblo National Monument in New Mexico, standing as a reminder of the region’s rich cultural and architectural history.

Discover the captivating history of ancient cultures and early Spanish explorers at Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument. This hidden gem, nestled in the rugged beauty of rural central New Mexico, offers a journey into the heart of the Southwest history.  Three Historic Sites: Quarai, Abó, and Gran Quivira The Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument encompasses … Read more

The Ultimate South Dakota I-90 Road Trip: Quirky Stops, History, and Stunning Landscapes

Badlands National Park at sunrise

Empty and windy. Some might use those words to describe an I-90 road trip, but it is far from empty although it is windy. The magic of a road trip across South Dakota comes with the exits. You will want to plan many as this is a situation where it is about the journey!  Stretching … Read more

Visiting Wall Drug: A Legendary South Dakota Roadside Attraction

South Dakota's Wall Drug Ice water

After a long drive through the plains of South Dakota in the quiet town of Wall, Wall Drug Store stands as one of America’s most iconic roadside attractions. Known for its quirky and frequent advertisements, free ice water, and a promise of a unique shopping experience, Wall Drug has grown from a small pharmacy into … Read more

Exploring New Braunfels: The Perfect Getaway in the Texas Hill Country 

New Braunfels

New Braunfels is where Texas charm meets German heritage to create a one-of-a-kind experience. Grab your Tyrolean or Stetson and come along! New Braunfels has a way of slowing down time and inviting you to savor every moment, whether you’re seeking natural beauty, unique culinary experiences, or a taste of the past, New Braunfels has … Read more

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The $30 Million Sandwich That Sparked Congressional Hearings

There’s always that one guy.You know the type—the one who knows the rules but breaks them anyway. In 1965, that guy at NASA was astronaut John Young. Famous for his Apollo 16 moonwalks and for commanding the first space shuttle mission, Young is also remembered for a smaller, but memorable scandal: smuggling a corned beef … Read more