Hiking Through History at Fairbank Historic Townsite in Arizona
Ghost towns carry a strange honesty. Walls crumble. Wood fades. The desert keeps moving. You walk through places where hundreds of people once worked, argued,…
Cajun Food Isn’t Just Spicy: A Night at Spoonbill Watering Hole in Lafayette
Louisiana Cajun food has a reputation for being spicy. At least, that is what I thought when someone mentioned Cajun cuisine. However, that is inaccurate;…
25 Best RaulersonGirlsTravel Photos of 2025 (Year in Review)
When I left to travel the world in 2019, I thought I would be living a different life by now. Unfortunately, the world stopped, and…
Wild Lights at Sedgwick County Zoo
There’s something magical about wandering through Sedgwick County Zoo at night. During Wild Lights, the zoo transforms: hundreds of handcrafted Asian lantern sculptures, animals, plants,…
Exploring Solo: Four Tips for Stress-Free Travel
For solo adventurers, booking that plane or train ticket abroad can feel like a real thrill. However, it can also come with some stress. Travel…
Wild Lights at the Detroit Zoo
The Christmas season is upon us, and if you are like me and love this time of year, you are looking for ways to celebrate…
Exploring the Pete Felten Sculptures and Stone Gallery in Hays, Kansas
In Hays, Kansas, art and history converge through the remarkable work of sculptor Pete Felten. Known for his limestone carvings that honor Kansas heritage, Felten’s…
Haunted Arizona: Tombstone and Tucson Ghost Tours
Arizona’s desert towns carry their history close to the surface. You can feel it in the dry air and the old wooden boardwalks that creak…
Three Budgeting Tips for Your U.S. Trip
If you’re planning a visit to the United States, you’re in for a memorable trip. Whether you want to lounge around on a world-famous beach,…
Taking the Sunset Tour at Mescal Movie Set in Benson, Arizona
I pulled into the dirt parking area as the sun was starting to dip low over the desert. The air was warm, but softening, and…