america
Travel from sea to shining sea; by car or by plane, there's plenty to see in the good ole US of A.
Dungeness Crab Capitol Of The World
I was born in a sleepy little fishing town on the Oregon coast…well, in 1963 it was a sleepy little fishing town, now it is a bustling tourist hot spot. Newport Oregon is affectionately known as the Dungeness crab capitol of the world, and for good reason. Newport averages around 16 million pounds of tasty Dungeness crab yearly – though during the 2004-05 season they saw a record 33+ million pounds of crab come in on the crab boats. The crabbing industry in Newport is the main source of income for the area, with tourism a very close second. It is such a big deal that there was even a spin-off season of The Deadliest Catch filmed here, titled Dungeon Cove.
By Terresa L Nelsen5 years ago in Wander
Louisville, Kentucky
Top 9 Things to Do in Louisville, Kentucky If you are looking for a wonderful time in a southern city of the United States, Just south of the Mason-Dixon line. Louisville is meant for you. Being the biggest city in Kentucky, Louisville will entertain people who love an urban ambiance and enjoy a rural aura. A trip to this city of neighborhood’s is easily accessible is affordable as well. To help you with your vacation plans, one of your best vacation and rental websites, www.Dreamrentbuy.com, has picked some fantastic stuff to do in Louisville, Kentucky. Read on.
By Dreambuyrent5 years ago in Wander
Super, Natural, British Columbia
I moved around a lot as a kid. My parents separated before I'd turned one. Between bouncing back and forth living with my mother and my father, and both of them moving from place to place, by the time I'd graduated High School I'd been to nine different schools.
By Lindsay Rae5 years ago in Wander
A Tour of Florida
I used to say I was born in the Garden State and raised in the Sunshine State because I moved to Florida from New Jersey in 1983 when I was 12 years old. I moved back to New Jersey in 2007, then I moved back to Florida in 2010. Then I moved back to New Jersey in 2019. I've been visiting in Florida since Thanksgiving 2020 and I'm looking forward to going back to New Jersey as soon as possible in 2021.
By Shanon Angermeyer Norman5 years ago in Wander
The Gold Rush Relics
Never in my advancing (57) years have I returned to a place after a sizeable absence and not exclaimed “Wow! This place has changed!” The singular exception is my broodingly beautiful old hometown; collectively referred to as “Scott Valley, California.” While I attended school in Fort Jones proper, it’s fair to say that the tiny hamlets of Fort Jones (Population 600ish forever) Etna (Same), and Greenview (Smaller), as well as Callahan (Smallest) all comprise “The Valley,” along with a few other little settlements.
By Tammy Castleman5 years ago in Wander
Ancient Archaeological Site’s in North America’s
(Ancient North America’s ) The North America’s, when most think of this land we think of the Native American’s and the European take over 500 plus years ago. But the north America’s region has a lot of ancient sites, archeological sites, which date back to even before the ancient Egyptians and Greek. After the end of the ice age we have a somewhat lost history of the north America’s. But we have been finding ancient archaeological sites dating 10’s of thousand of years old.
By Alfred Cosme5 years ago in Wander
A Thousand Tragedies
Meet the girl who gets lost in every city. The cars are flying by so fast without any sympathy for the unmoving road. Cherry Blossoms are shaking along with the rhythm of the soft wind. By now, the sky awaits the blanket of darkness to whisper it goodnight. The block of residential houses are so quiet they could be mistaken for a haunted town.
By Vitak Cheav5 years ago in Wander
