The Henry Ford
Imagine… Imagine creating a machine so incredible that you wanted to share it with the world; a machine so large that it would require a building of its own to […]
The Zoar Bretzelfest
It’s hard to go wrong with a festival that celebrates food. Food festivals abound throughout the state of Ohio, especially in summer and fall, but one of the first to […]
Mystic Seaport: A Whale of a Museum
During COVID I didn’t have the chance to travel much, but when I did, I looked for outdoor experiences that felt much safer than indoor gatherings. Visiting Mystic Seaport Museum […]
Experiencing Mystic Pizza
It’s a movie with a cult following, based on a pizza place that really exists. This humble little pizza joint on the main drag of Mystic’s downtown shopping district grabbed […]
Tours Around Michigan
I’ve said it before: a good tour guide makes all the difference. That’s what I found in Candice of Tours Around Michigan. Before my daughter and I headed up to […]
Sunday in Saugatuck
My friend Candice of Tours Around Michigan was generous enough to offer suggestions of other things I might do on my Michigan trip besides the tings we’d planned with her. […]
Where the Pie Trail Ends
I don’t know about you, but I LOVE pie. It’s the one dessert I can never resist. I love a good cherry pie, or apple pie, but sugar cream pie […]
Hoosier Excellence: Cabinets
Until I wandered through the Hoosier Cabinet Museum at Coppes Common in Nappanee, Indiana, I don’t think I’d really appreciated how cleverly-designed Hoosier cabinets were. Hoosier Cabinet Features There were […]
The Hall of Heroes
Why Do People Love Superheroes? Is it because they show us how a single person has the capacity to make the world a better place if he puts his powers […]
Flower Quilt Gardens
If all of the quilt gardens along Elkhart County, Indiana’s Heritage Trail were stitched together, the quilt would measure more than 19,000 square feet. Can you imagine? Sixteen quilt gardens […]
Browsing The Atlas 