If you love quirky, offbeat travel—or if your ideal detour involves skeletons in sunglasses and art made from bones—then the Museum of Wonder in Seale, Alabama, needs a starring role on your travel list. Created by folk artist Butch Anthony, this one-of-a-kind drive-thru and walk-through museum is a celebration of the odd, the eccentric, and … Read more
Suppose you’re looking for something truly memorable in Alabama, somewhere that feels like stepping into a gentle childhood memory with a twist. In that case, Little Nadine’s Playhouse Mausoleum in Lanett offers that rare mix of history, curiosity, and heartfelt storytelling. I’m always looking for places that make you stop and think, and this spot … Read more
If quirky roadside wonders and creative visions turned real make your heart race a little, Pasaquan in Buena Vista, Georgia, absolutely delivers. Tucked away off the main highways, this spot doesn’t just invite you to take photos; it almost begs you to wander, get curious, and lose yourself in vibrant color and mystical vibes. My … Read more
Kolomoki Mounds State Park sits in the peaceful countryside of southwest Georgia, offering an experience far off the usual tourist trail. This park stands out where natural beauty, outdoor fun, and fascinating Native American history come together. After spending time here, I can see why some visitors return year after year. It’s one of those … Read more
Downtown Dothan and Downtown Slocumb in Alabama, though not always featured in major travel guides, exude a unique Southern charm that is worth exploring. Their rich history and vibrant communities have shaped the culture and economy of the region. I’ve gathered these details to shed some light on these downtowns, mixing in facts, personal takes, … Read more
If you’ve ever passed through Enterprise, Alabama, you might have noticed more than just the usual smalltown landmarks. Hidden in the heart of downtown sits the Enterprise Depot Museum, a spot I always love pointing out to curious visitors or anyone looking for a quirky slice of Southern history. With roots tied to local railroads, … Read more
Hidden in the heart of Dothan, Alabama, you’ll find a quirky roadside spot that’s hard to overlook: the world’s smallest city block. This isn’t a joke or a tourist trap from last year. It’s a real, pint-sized city block with its own intersection and a ton of unusual local history packed into a tiny footprint. … Read more
When talking with my bestie about road trips together, she wanted to show me where she was from. She accompanied me on a quick trip to New Orleans, and we very much enjoyed travelling together and exploring the new area, though we didn’t have much time to do so. Naturally, when we finally decided to … Read more
Bellamy Bridge Historic Site in Marianna, Florida, draws ghost hunters, history buffs, and curious travelers with its mix of southern legend and real-life tragedy. Tracing its roots to the 1800s, the bridge and its surrounding lands have developed quite a reputation for eerie stories and unexplained happenings. Bellamy Bridge is worth checking out if you’re … Read more
The Jim Woodruff Lock and Dam is an impressive piece of river engineering that plays a significant role along the border of Florida and Georgia. This place isn’t just about controlling water; it has a rich backstory, serves many purposes, and is surrounded by some really nice outdoor spots. If you’re interested in how waterways … Read more