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The Amazing Dinosaur Center In Thermopolis, Wyoming

The Amazing Dinosaur Center In Thermopolis, Wyoming

The Dinosaur Center located in Thermopolis, Wyoming is one of the few museums in the world, to have excavation sites within a short driving distance. Established in 1995, this world class facility displays, one of the largest and unequaled fossil collections in the world. It is the 22nd stop in the travel series Off The […]

Skagit Valley Tulip Festival In Washington State

Skagit Valley Tulip Festival In Washington State

The Skagit Valley Tulip Festival is one of the destination events for the Pacific Northwest. It is held during the entire month of April, on an annual basis. During this time, millions of tulips will flower, in a parade of endless color in Mount Vernon, Washington. The Skagit Valley has now officially welcomed visitors from […]

City of Helen: Resurrected As An Alpine German Town In Georgia

City of Helen: Resurrected As An Alpine German Town In Georgia

Nestled in the hills of northeast Georgia, lies the German Alpine city of Helen. It has become well known among astute travels, for its Bavarian style buildings and nearby vineyards. Located in the southern Appalachian Mountains, the terrain has afforded the area four impressive waterfalls and numerous areas for hiking. It is the state’s third […]

Newly Open Museum Of the Bible In Washington D.C.

Newly Open Museum Of the Bible In Washington D.C.

The Museum of the Bible located in Washington D.C. opened in November of 2017. The founders of the museum, have amassed one of the largest collections of biblical artifacts and texts in the world. The assemblage of some 40,000 pieces, only became possible, through the collaboration of private donors, institutions, and other museums. It is […]

The Surreal Ice Caves Of Mendenhall Glacier In Juneau Alaska

The Surreal Ice Caves Of Mendenhall Glacier In Juneau Alaska

Mendenhall Glacier is located 12 miles or nineteen kilometers from Juneau, the capital city of Alaska. The famous glacier and the ice caves are located in Mendenhall Valley. The glacier is about 13.6 miles (21.9 kilometers) long and is federally protected, along with the surrounding landscape, as part of the Tongass National Forest. It is […]