The Secrets That the Backroads Tell – Amish Country
To our English eyes — that is to say, anyone who isn’t Amish — all buggies basically look alike. But as we traveled the back roads with LaVonne DeBois on […]
Buggies, Buggies Everywhere
I got a little obsessed with taking pictures of Amish buggies. Can you blame me? Every time we passed one, I got out my camera. Don’t pretend you wouldn’t have, […]
Say Cheese!
Because it’s all about cheese. The art of cheese. The art of cheesemaking. Once upon a time, the Swiss made cheese in their homes. They carried the cheese down the […]
Dinner with the Millers
Any time I can go into the home of a local when I travel, I feel like the luckiest woman in the world. I love getting a glimpse into the […]
Yoder’s Amish Farm
In Holmes County, Ohio, I think the closest thing you can find to a tourist attraction is Yoder’s Amish Farm. And I say that because you can buy tickets to […]
Holmes County, Ohio – Home to the Largest Amish Population in the World
There are pockets of Amish people in many states in the U.S., but the single, biggest population of Amish live in Holmes County, Ohio, which has been dubbed “Amish Country.” […]
Jerome: Not Your ‘Brady Bunch’ Ghost Town
I was excited to discover that there was a ghost town near Sedona, Arizona. Visions of the Brady Bunch episode where the Bradys travel to a deserted old west ghost […]
Rocking the Cactus
It seems that on every vacation, one particular object grabs my attention and I go crazy taking pictures of it. In Tybee Island, Georgia, it was jellyfish. In The Netherlands, […]
The Vortex & The Energies – Red Rocks, Sedona
Legend has it that there are vortexes in the Red Rocks of Sedona, Arizona that hold an almost sacred energy. Places where magnetic forces tug at each other and emit […]
Painted Canyon
Should you see the Grand Canyon or the Painted Desert? I’ve heard people say that if you’re going to the Grand Canyon, you don’t need to waste your time going […]
Browsing The Atlas 