28 Hidden Gems in Vermont
One of the smallest states in the USA, the sixth-smallest to be precise, New England’s Vermont is also the country’s second least-populous state. Having fewer people does have its benefits, …
One of the smallest states in the USA, the sixth-smallest to be precise, New England’s Vermont is also the country’s second least-populous state. Having fewer people does have its benefits, …
Famous for its dramatic icy landscapes, gaping gorges, stunning glaciers, glistening fjords, fascinating wildlife, cold conditions, and for being a remote wilderness, Alaska is often referred to as the USA’s …
The city of Boaz lies between Gadsden and Guntersville in Alabama. The name “Boaz” comes from the bible and refers to a rich or wealthy landowner of which there were …
Citizens settled in Andalusia when the river flooded, and they had to move to higher ground. The settlement was known as “New Site” but changed its name to Andalusia in …
The charming town of Clanton sits 52 miles south of Birmingham, Alabama. It was initially founded in 1868 and became known as “Goose Pond” by locals. In later years it was renamed …
Sheffield, Alabama has a fascinating history to explore. The region was home to prehistoric man, Indian villages, trading posts and was the terminus for Alabama’s first railroad. During the 1800s, Creek …
Southside is a fast-growing city in Alabama. Nestled on the banks of the Coosa River, this friendly city offers southern hospitality and scenic neighbourhoods. Settlers discovered this region in the …
Tuscumbia was formed around 1816, when the Dixon family arrived in the area and traded land with Chief Tucumseh. From the first houses a village grew, and it became known …
Located in south Florida’s Miami-Dade County, Miami is one of the country’s flashiest cities and was immortalized in the iconic ‘80s television series, Miami Vice. Back in the day much …
Located along the southern Californian coastline line and the border with neighboring Mexico to the south, San Diego is a land of perfect beaches, shimmering seas and what many think …