Adventures
Hi. We’re in Delaware….
Looking online, we have been struggling trying to find something to do in Delaware. Questioning people along the way of our trip, we have found a lot of others have no idea what to do either.
Being the First State in America, it does prove to be a significant state for us all, but what is there to see?
Jamestown, a simple English colony expanding into a new world?
Or a mysterious story full of deception and suspence?
Watching Pocahontas could never prepare you for the bizarre truths uncovered from so many hundreds of years ago.
Join us as we venture back and hope to discover what really happened here!
The primary plantation of Thomas Jefferson, Monticello is a fascinating visit for anyone intrigued by the man.
Designed by Thomas Jefferson himself, this presidential home shows more personal character than any other presidential home.
This location has the distinction as the only home of a United States president designated by the United Nations as a World Heritage Site.
Continue reading “Monticello – Thomas Jefferson’s Little Mountain”
This bridge has a very unique distinction, and that is it’s the longest steel arch bridge in the United States!!
Thanks to a tour guide at the Beckley Coal Mine Exhibition for brining this bridge to our attention!
Coal mining has deep roots in West Virginia and today we’re going to explore what mining coal it all about!
We’ve been above ground for far too long. Time to head underground into a “Grand, Gloomy, and Peculiar place”, as the website puts it.
Time to test our cave dwelling experience and visit the world’s largest known cave system at Mammoth Caves National Park. With over 400 miles of explored caves, we are excited for the opportunity to become mole like adventurers.
Saddle your horses and get ready for a ride. We’re here at the Kentucky Derby Museum and ready to check out the relics, the history, and the scenery of the “greatest two minutes in sports”!
Doin’ what we can with just a little bit of time in the National Museum of the USAF!
We’re in Dayton, Ohio and we’ve got about 3.5 hours to spend in the museum. Normally this would be enough time, but this place is huge!
The racing capital of the world, Indianapolis Indiana.
Today we’re checking out the largest enclosed sporting arena in the world!
Continue reading “Indianapolis Motor Speedway!”
This is one of the coolest structures we’ve ever visited!
Seeing the arch in person is truly inspiring.
The simple, yet elegant design commemorates Thomas Jefferson’s vision of a transcontinental United States.
Catching thrown dinner rolls and a live music concert, we’re headed into Missouri!
Continue reading “Lambert’s Rolls & Mat Kearney”
Wrapping up our day in Nashville, we’re looking to meet with our buddy Garry!
Have you ever wondered what it takes to become a country music legend? If you have, you would know that it takes an invitation to become a member of the Grand Ole Opry.
Join us as we stand where country music legends have stood and find out why The Grand Ole Opry is, “The Show that Made Country Music Famous“!
The Athens of the South!
Is another name given to the country music capital of the world- Nashville Tennessee.
Who would have thought??
Not us, so let’s check it out!
Even through the depression, the city came together to create a detailed replication of the Parthenon.
More than that, inside is the tallest indoor statue in the U.S! Continue reading “Greek Parthenon and Goddesses, In Nashville?”
Seeing how it’s Easter Sunday, we figure it might be a good idea to go to church. What better church can you find in Crossville, Tennessee than one that was created by a minister heeding to a vision from the spirit of God?!?!?!
The treehouse began as a “Staircase to Nowhere”, and evolved into what is now known as the tallest tree house in the world!
*Disclaimer – We do not advocate trespassing. In doing so, you may get caught, fined, and/or thrown in jail!* 👮