Pike Place Market is a historic landmark of Seattle, encompassing a 9-acre site. It is celebrated for its colorful personalities and abundance of local produce. You’ll find not only a great waterfront view at Pike Place, but also a host of fish and chip joints, seafood restaurants, specialty groceries, fresh seafood stands, bakery shops, and […]
Boston – Financial Center Contrasting Architectures The North End is the city’s oldest neighborhood, although not much of the past has been preserved. The Union Oyster House is the main attraction. It dates back to 1826 and serves the best and freshest seafood. The Charlestown Navy Yard is also worth visiting, especially for naval buffs. […]
Wave Goodbye California is probably the most idealized state in all of the U.S., celebrated for its sun, beaches, and waves, and knee-deep in a long-held reputation for being a haven of superficiality, liberalism, and worldly pleasures. The first Spanish explorers who set foot on California believed they had landed on a legendary island paradise. […]
The Space Needle at Christmas Seattle Center is the famous fairgrounds of the 1962 World’s fair, renamed the Seattle Center after the exposition ended.[1] The fairground is located northwest of downtown and south of Queen Anne. Attractions The most famous attraction of Seattle Center is the Space Needle, the city’s most recognized landmark. You’ll also […]
Crystal Lake, Garnett, Kansas garnett is a fun place its a good place to go fishing and to have picnics at the park and to have family reunions. its a not a real busy town but its an good town where everybody knows everybody.
Inverted Light Nebraska is the state of cornhuskers, a land of vast stretches of prairies once roamed by Native American tribes and herds of buffalo, but today transformed into productive farmland and ranches. Nebraska is, in fact, one of the most agriculturally productive states in the U.S., churning out unrivalled volumes of wheat, hay, corn, […]
Key West, from pier Florida is a state whose land has at times been described as incredibly devoid of any contrasts. Certainly, anywhere you go in Florida, you’ll find the hot touch of the sun, flat land all around, and more water and wetlands than you can imagine. After all, Florida is not nicknamed the […]
A catalogue of Flickr comments Arizona is the “Grand Canyon State”, a land of mountains, breathtaking canyons, and hot desert stretches dotted with light green cacti. While this describes most of Arizona, it does not describe all of it. Most people are unaware that the north-central region has an altogether different landscape, one covered in […]
White fence of White House at night. The White House is Washington, D.C.’s oldest public building and home of the U.S. president. In fact, the only president not to have resided at the White House was George Washington. At the White House, the President signs bills into laws, meets with world leaders, entertains diplomats and […]
Angel Oak South Carolina is one of the top vacation destinations in the U.S., largely because it has a little bit of everything: resort beaches like the renowned Myrtle Beach and its crystal white sands, championship golf courses, fine seafood dining, award-winning museums, charming colonial towns, historic sites from the American Revolution and the Civil […]