In a suburb 30 minutes west of Minneapolis, Prince built a 65,000-square-foot, $10-million facility in 1987. Named after a song that describes a beautiful and peaceful place, Paisley Park served as a recording studio, soundstage, and occasional residence for The Purple One for nearly three decades. As a teenage fan, I never got to see […]
Purple Reign: A Fan’s Guide to Touring Prince’s Paisley Park Read More »
While England is home to the one and only mysterious megalith known as Stonehenge, the US is home to several Stonehenge replicas and parodies. These are some of the best from coast to coast. Slowly emerging from a grassy field approximately 85 miles west of London, massive stone slabs arranged in a semicircle appear seemingly
Stonehenge Replicas (and Parodies) in the US Read More »
With more numbers and cardinal directions than names, it can be hard to navigate Salt Lake City street addresses. Here is a secret decoder ring to help you crack the code and explore Utah’s capital city. Most street addresses in America look like this address for the White House in Washington, DC: 1600 Pennsylvania Ave
How to Navigate Salt Lake City Street Addresses Read More »
Nestled between two national forests in the shadow of Glacier National Park is the charming mountain town of Whitefish, Montana. While it’s best known for its ski resort, these are the best things to do in Whitefish MT in summer. Home to majestic mountains, big skies, and everything huckleberry, there’s nothing quite like Montana in
13 Incredible Things to Do in Whitefish, Montana in the Summer Read More »
What Mesilla, New Mexico, lacks in size, it makes up for with history. The town was part of Spain, Mexico, the Republic of Texas, and the Confederacy before joining the United States. Today the historic Mesilla plaza at the center of town is surrounded by unique boutiques and delicious restaurants. These are the Old Mesilla
The Best Shops in Historic Mesilla, New Mexico Read More »
One of the best ways to truly experience America’s natural beauty is to travel by RV. There are few alternatives that allow you to get off the beaten path yet travel comfortably at the same time. Here are five of the best RV road trips in the US according to travel bloggers Kayla and Bill
The 5 Best RV Road Trips in the US Read More »
From late February through October, something is blooming in the Sonoran Desert nearly all year long. My favorite time to visit is spring, especially when a wet winter results in a “super bloom.” Here’s how to identify the orange, purple, red, and yellow Arizona wildflowers that cover the desert floor like a blanket and accent
Arizona Wildflowers: Best Places to See Beautiful Blooms Read More »
Don’t let the word “children” in The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis fool you into thinking this attraction is just for little kids. Here’s why you’ll want to visit, even if you’re a preteen, teenager, or full-fledged adult.
Why The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis Isn’t Just for Little Kids Read More »
Copyright © 2024 | Made with love in Kansas City by Sage Scott | Privacy Policy
