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This Georgia Tea Room Has Served Fried Chicken And Collard Greens Since The 1940s
First-timers at this Georgia tea room get a free cup of pot likker, the savory broth left after the greens cook down. Add cornbread for dunking, and the hotel pillow mint is officially out of a job. You order with a pencil and a paper form, like a field trip slip that ends in…
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11 Cozy Kansas Pizzerias To Warm Up In After A Fall Foliage Drive
Pickle breadsticks are real, and you can find them in a farm town with fewer than 500 residents. I read that line once and instantly started planning a road trip around pizza. The rabbit hole kept getting deeper, because one small-town stop pairs stone-oven pizza with homemade…
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10 Texas Historic Courthouses With Stunning Architecture And Grand Town Squares
After a New Year’s Day fire tore through one small-town Texas courthouse, a country music star helped bring it back. A guitar helping rebuild a county seat is not a plot twist anyone saw coming. The surprises keep stacking up, starting with carved stone faces that stare down at…
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This Massachusetts Aquarium Has A Giant Ocean Tank Filled With Sea Turtles And Colorful Fish, Plus Penguins Nearby
One resident of this Massachusetts aquarium has outlasted bell-bottoms, disco, and dial-up internet. She’s a green sea turtle somewhere between 70 and 90 years old, and she’s lived in the same tank since June 1970. Builders put her tank in first and then built the aquarium…
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8 Hidden Iowa Fabric Shops Bursting With Rare Prints And Vintage Notions
You can walk into an old Iowa building expecting creaky floors and history, then turn a corner and find walls stacked with fabric nearly to the ceiling. That is the kind of surprise these shops deliver. One hides inside a former granary. Another fills an old general store with…
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This Wyoming Museum Is Packed With Dinosaur Exhibits And Hands-On Fossil Displays And Is A Smart Pick For 2027
A real Archaeopteryx fossil lives in a small Wyoming town. Only one other authentic specimen is on display outside Europe, so this little town has serious prehistoric star power. That feathered fossil links dinosaurs to birds. It also ranks among the most complete ever found.…
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These 10 New Orleans Louisiana Restaurants Could Be The Dining Hits Of 2027
One new spot in the French Quarter sits on the exact ground where the city’s first theater once stood. Another restaurant’s name translates to House of Dreams. I love that a fresh wave of kitchens is borrowing this much from history and imagination. The list gets better from…
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This Hawaii Shrimp Truck Serves Garlic Shrimp Plates Beside The North Shore Highway
This Hawaii shrimp stop started life as a 1953 bread truck, which is quite the career change. These days, you can barely see the paint under the signatures. Strangers have been scribbling on it since the mid-’90s, turning lunch into a group art project. The menu keeps things…
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This Forgotten Building In A Utah Valley Is Now A Foodie Paradise That Is Worth The Trip
A general store built in 1881 once had a dance hall upstairs and a tiny post office tucked in one corner. Today, that same building serves coconut shrimp tacos and sizzling molcajete platters. I love that. The old store sold everyday goods to a small mountain town for…
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Chicken Bog And Fried Pork Chops Make This Tiny Whiteville, North Carolina Diner Worth The Detour
Steamed buns are the first clue that something good is happening behind a plain little counter in southeastern North Carolina. You walk in expecting a quick bite and walk out planning your next trip, with chili on your fingers and a paper sack that smells like a hometown memory.…
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The Kansas Mexican Restaurant That Rolls Its Tortillas By Hand Every Morning
Your meal here starts with a warm flour tortilla, a blue bottle of squeeze margarine, and fresh salsa. No chips. No basket. Just a tortilla made that same day. I love how simple that sounds. This family brought its tortilla recipe from central Texas and has been rolling dough in…
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8 Ohio Bakeries You Need to Check Out for Thanksgiving Pies Before They Sell Out
Two days before Thanksgiving, one Ohio pie shop sold out of pumpkin pecan and cream pies three hours after opening. Then there’s the counter that was reportedly empty by 10 a.m., which is earlier than most of us finish our coffee. Folks line up for these pies like they’re…
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5 New Mexico Automotive Museums And Collections Every Gearhead Should Visit At Least Once
A canary-yellow 1930 Ford Model A sits on top of a pole as a museum sign, and that’s when I knew this list would be fun. Out here, car history doesn’t hide behind velvet ropes. One stop is a truck stop with a free car museum that never closes. Another collection keeps more than…
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This Nevada Canyon Of Red Sandstone Cliffs Is A Cool-Weather Escape Before 2026 Ends
These red cliffs in Nevada used to be sand dunes, piled more than half a mile deep. Then they hardened into stone and picked up iron stains in shades of rust and sunset, which is quite the glow-up for a pile of sand. Before the dunes, this spot sat at the bottom of an ocean. […]…
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The Massive Utah Greenhouse Where Plant Lovers Can Find Surprisingly Affordable Prices
Over 100,000 trees grow in the fields of one family nursery, and it all started in a tiny army barrack. That barrack measured just 30 by 30 feet. The family sold produce out of it back in the 1970s. Today the same family land stretches past 100 acres. Five of those acres are…
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This Illinois Drive-In Helped Make The Corn Dog On A Stick Famous
The first batch of these Illinois battered hot dogs was fried on tiny forks instead of sticks. Those forks came from an airfield kitchen in Texas, where the whole idea first took shape. The inventor originally called his creation a “crusty cur,” and his wife wisely pushed for…
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This Historic Kansas Lake Hasn’t Changed In 60 Years
Striped bass, a fish famous for ocean living, thrive in a lake surrounded by prairie. The water is salty enough to make that possible, and it holds state records to prove it. That lake also sits beside sandstone pillars up to 30 feet tall. Red sand beaches line parts of the…
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This Tiny Louisiana Cottage Restaurant Just Earned A Michelin Star For Senegalese Cooking
A chef raised in Senegal now serves a seven-course seafood feast inside a small cottage. That cottage just earned a Michelin star. Not bad for a place that started as a pandemic pop-up. The menu leans on Gulf shrimp, local fish, and Louisiana produce. Then it pulls them toward…
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10 Missouri Barbecue Restaurants Serving Burnt Ends, Ribs And Smoked Brisket
Missouri has a barbecue joint that serves burnt end salad, which is a bold way to sneak brisket into the vegetable category. Those crispy, smoky bits already have a loyal following, so the lettuce is just along for the ride. Sauces get creative too, with flavors like spicy…
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New Mexico Has A Wildlife Park Where Animal Encounters Turn Into An All-Day Adventure
A walk can turn into a full afternoon fast when a black bear is watching from the trees and a bald eagle is waiting farther down the path. This New Mexico wildlife park feels less like a rushed zoo visit and more like wandering through the high desert with rescued animals…