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There’s nothing quite like celebrating the 4th of July in the South, especially when it’s a holiday weekend. From parades to fireworks to crab festivals, there’s truly something for everyone. Of course, hands down, the best celebration happens at our nation’s capital. But if you can’t make it to D.C. this year, take a look […]
***Yes, yes - I know that National Tourism Week has long since passed, but the way I see it is as travelers, you visits the icons anytime of the year.***
Living History: If you happen to love American History, then you will love visiting Virginia. The state is home to America’s Historic Triangle (Jamestown, Yorktown and […]
So, you survived the first weekend of summer and now you are wondering what to do for the rest of the season. Well, you’ve come to the right place! The South is filled with so much do to during summer. Here’s sampling of a few activities that’ll keep you busy:
1. Swim with the dolphins […]
Fireworks, parades and picnics - everyone knows it’s a time for celebration on July 4, and Atlanta is no different. While there will be fireworks in certain locations, there will also be a special grand opening of sorts in Midtown. Located in mixed-use, sustainable development Atlantic Station, the Millennium Gate will open to the public. […]
Keepers of the Light: They’re historic, fascinating and have somewhat of a romantic appeal. Some consider them to be a symbol of strength. Lighthouses kept weary sailors from crashing into coastlines or rough shoals. North Carolina’s coast is home to eight lighthouses, with five of them open to the public to explore. Cape Hatteras […]
Happy summer! Don’t let the gas prices get you down - take advantage of the deals you can find at different destinations across the South.
The Chattanoogan is offering the “We’ll Get You Home Package” that includes deluxe overnight, a $25 gas card and valet parking as well as other amenities. The package is offered through […]
Where the Horses Are: With over 450 horse farms, Lexington calls itself the “Horse Capital of the World.” In 2010, the Kentucky Horse Park will host the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games. The state is home to Keeneland, and oh yeah, the Derby. As you can tell, it’s impossible to think about Kentucky […]
Listen to the Music: Whether it’s the blues or more in Memphis, country in Nashville, or the mountain music found in the hills and mountains, no doubt about - music is an integral part of what makes Tennessee, well, Tennessee. Starting in Memphis, if it’s blues you want to find, take a walk along […]
Learning About the Past: Many, many years ago in my 11th grade AP History class, I remember my teacher saying to us, “Those who do not know history are doomed to repeat it.” Of course, we took it as “pay attention, or you’re going to fail.” Little did I know, her quote was actually a […]
Chances are, you’re probably familiar with the Cadillac Ranch in Amarillo, Texas, or if not, you have probably heard about it. But, unless you live near the Tampa, Fla.- area, you probably haven’t heard about the Airstream Ranch. Located off the heavily-traveled I-4, yes, the Interstate that connects Orlando to Tampa, is Frank Bates’ (owner […]
From the Interstates to the backroads throughout Texas to D.C., travel along at Southern Byways to discover new places to visit.
Written by Apryl Chapman Thomas [email] for b5media.
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