Dates are incredibly labor-intensive to grow, and we got the scoop at Martha’s Gardens Date Farm in Yuma, Arizona.
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Two Lane Gems, Vol. 1: Chapter 12 – Meeting the Greatest Generation
Previous: Chapter 11 – Camping Should be a Pre-Marriage Requirement The drive into Albuquerque was an endless stream of giant yellow billboards extolling the many virtues of the Flying C Ranch. One after another after another and another and another they tease you, exhort you, beckon you to forget whatever destination is plugged into your …
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Behind the Vines at Easley Winery
Learn the story behind this family-owned business in downtown Indianapolis.
The Happiest Corner in Downtown Lafayette
Get the story behind a family-owned store that makes candy canes the old-fashioned way.
The 20th Century Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright: a Global Treasure
Eight of the famed architect’s sites are inscribed to the UNESCO World Heritage List. See why his work is worthy of this global recognition.
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Meet The Local Tourists: Kim Reiner, Oh My! Omaha
With a background in journalism and a passion for her hometown, meet this ambassador for Omaha and beyond.
Inspiring loyalty: The education and preservation of T.C. Steele
Enter the wonderful story of an artist who inspired dedication, patronage, and formidable women.
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Meet The Local Tourists: Tonya Prater, Travel Inspired Living
Tonya Prater’s site, Travel Inspired Living, is a bonanza of budget travel tips and unique destinations. Check out why she loves her home of Mansfield, Ohio, when she’s not out and about exploring.
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Meet The Local Tourists: Sage Scott, Everyday Wanderer
One of my favorite things about being a travel writer, besides the whole travel and writing part, is meeting others in my field. It’s kind of like getting together a bunch of brewers: there’s competition, sure, but there’s also camaraderie, cooperation, and companionship. Each of us has a different voice and appeals to a different audience, …
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The Elegant and Rustic Wildcat Creek Winery
Why you should visit this elegant and rustic winery in Lafayette, Indiana, featuring local and regional varietals.
Purdue University: Touring the House that John Built
Dig into Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana. This Big Ten school is known as the cradle of astronauts and much more.
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The Serendipity of Rio Bravo Brewing Company
Beer is big in Albuquerque. It’s so big they have a Brewery District. Capital B. Capital D. Not all the breweries are in the Brewery District, but they have a Brewery District, and that means that this is a place that appreciates craft beer. (Oh, Albuquerque, have I told you lately how much I love you?) …