Travel, Family & The Best Things in Life
The up and coming city of Charlotte, NC is known by the locals as the “New York City of North Carolina” and for a very good reason. Not only is “The Queen City” the fastest growing city in the State but is also the country’s second-largest banking center by assets held right behind New York City and closely trailing by San […]
With 35 million people of Irish descent living in the United States Irish is the second-most common ancestry among Americans followed closely by Germany and pretty much everyone you meet would claim that their grandparents came from the westernmost country in the British Isles. So it is no wonder that every March when St. Patrick Day’s approaches everyone wants to […]
Pennsylvania, one of the original 13 colonies of the United States, is known for many things, from its forests, the largest Amish population in the country, to its major cities and as the chocolate capital of the world. Did you know however that here in a small town is where you can find the world’s greatest experience and interactive panorama […]
The series of underground cascading waterfalls totaling 145-foot in Lookout Mountain located near Chattanooga, Tennessee known as Ruby Falls is estimated to be 30 million years old and is the tallest underground waterfall open to the public in the United States. For millions of years caves have been inhabited, explored and documented and played huge role in the life of […]
Of the 4000 caves in Virginia, Luray caverns is the most known and most visited one in the state. According to a study done in 2018, more than 500,000 guests visit this popular destination each year. Luray Cave and caverns are located just west of the town of Luray, Virginia a little over an hour drive from Washington DC, […]
With a history dating back 4,500 years Stonehenge has many different meanings to people today. Some see it as a wonder of the world, other search a spiritual peace here and to most it is a source of inspiration. But no one can deny that the Stone Circle is a masterpiece of engineering, and building it would have taken huge […]
Back in 1774 for the small fee of 20 shillings, Thomas Jefferson purchased the Natural Bridge and 157 surrounding acres from King George III, built a two-room cabin on the property as a retreat for himself and his guests, making Virginia’s Natural Bridge one of the oldest tourist destinations in the United States. He described the bridge as “the most […]