So, I’m finally doing it — I’m heading to the Grand Canyon in the next couple of months! A place so vast and breathtaking that even photos can’t do it justice. A place where history, nature, and questionable survival skills (mine) collide.
Take a Hike, but Leave Your Music at Home
Over the past weekend, I traveled out of state to do some hiking at a state park. I figured it was a great way to spend the weekend — enjoying nature’s beauty while getting some much needed exercise at the same time — all while clearing my head for a bit. (READ MORE)
Michigan’s Haunted Lighthouses
A good friend of mine — and long-time writer and promoter of all things Michigan — Dianna Stampler, has for many years presented a program called “Michigan’s Haunted Beacons”. She is now turning that presentation into a booked called “Michigan’s Haunted Lighthouses”. (READ MORE)
Goodbye Main Street Electrical Parade
According to the Disney Parks Blog, the parade will roll down the Main Street of the Magic Kingdom, in Orlando, FL, for the final time on Sunday, October 9th, 2016. (READ MORE)
The Upper Peninsula’s Hidden Gems
The other day I happened to be talking to another real estate agent and he mentioned that he is taking his family on vacation to the Upper Peninsula this summer. Then, on Facebook over the weekend I see a former co-worker spent her anniversary up in the U.P. over the 4th of July weekend. It got me thinking about my travel in our state’s Upper Peninsula. (READ MORE)
Iconic Landmarks in Every State
As you know I love to hit the road and travel as much as I can. Not only do I like to see the popular tourist spots and iconic landmarks, but I like to see some of the weird and off the wall stuff as well…like the world’s largest ketchup bottle in Collinsville, Illinois! (READ MORE)