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If you’re trying to decide where to go on your next vacation, I have a recommendation for you…
Why not embark on a leisurely Carolina lighthouse road trip?
The coasts of North and South Carolina are dotted with over two dozen historic and scenic lighthouses, several of which are still in operation today.
If you’re a lighthouse lover you can easily visit them all simply by driving up or down the Carolina coast. [Read more…]
I’m sure you’re familiar with the most common slang term that’s used for American dollars.
Yep, that’s right. It’s “bucks”.
As in “I sure could use an extra 20 bucks right now!“.
Have you ever wondered how using the term “bucks” to describe money came about?
As you probably know, avid surfers are known for always being on the lookout for the tallest waves they can find.
Many surfers who are truly serious about the sport literally travel the world visiting the locations that are known for having the tallest waves on the planet.
Well, back in 1958 there was a wave that only a surfer with a literal death wish would have attempted to “ride” if he/she had somehow been given the opportunity.
Chances are you’ve never heard of Steve Feltham unless you have a keen interest in finding the Loch Ness Monster.
You see, that’s exactly what Mr. Feltham did for about half of his adult life.
This true story began when Steve was a mere 7 years old…
The relationship between geography and distance can often be a little confusing at first glance.
Actual distances between two locations on the ground are often far different on a map than they appear to be in one’s head.
The U.S. state of Tennessee is a perfect example…