A few weeks ago, my sister and I took a drive along the Cane River in central Louisiana and visited the beautiful Melrose Plantation. What a hidden gem! On that sunny January afternoon, we enjoyed a guided tour while learning Continue reading “Visit Melrose Plantation and Step Back in Time!”
Looking for a vacation destination with a wide variety of things to see and do? Then Shreveport, Louisiana should be on your travel radar! With its sister city Bossier City just across the Red River, Shreveport has much to Continue reading “Put Shreveport LA on Your Travel Radar!!”
Would you expect to see sharks swimming within a few feet of the beach, eyeing a floating snack? It was not what we expected to see one afternoon as we walked along the shore at Orange Beach, AL. It was an up-close, unexpected discovery -SHARKS!!! Continue reading “SHARKS by the Beach-and a Half-Eaten Fish!!”
It was a girlfriend getaway weekend, a road trip heading to Austin, Texas. My friends and I had been wanting to go to Chip and Joanna Gaines’Magnolia Market at the Silos, so we planned a stopover in Waco to Continue reading “Magnolia Market | Things to Know Before Visiting the Silos”
Traveling to Myrtle Beach with friends was a long drive from Louisiana. During a lengthy stretch of Georgia highway, we spied a highway sign that read “LAUREL & HARDY MUSEUM, EXIT 1 MILE.” The guys insisted that this was a “can’t miss” opportunity. Without a formal vote, our driver took the exit and we were off on a side journey. Continue reading “Laurel & Hardy Museum | Exit 1 Mile”
The Sixth Floor Museum opened to the public in 1989 as a place for visitors to explore the circumstances and events surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Continue reading “Sixth Floor Museum Visit | JFK”
