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Every now and then you need a day full of weard and strange things to make your life seem normal, and today is a day just for that.
San Antonio’s newest attractions are all three in one location directly across from the Alamo! The Guinness World Records Museum is a state of the art, interactive experience […]
If your looking for something other then lions, tigers and bears, the Wildlife Ranch might be what your looking for. While I may never get to Africa to join in a safari, this is do-able and a lot closer to home!
Through the windows of your vehicle, see wildlife usually only seen on safari in exotic […]
Today we spend the day strolling the halls of the LSU Museum of art. Over 4000 items can be found illustrating both British and American culture, with a strong influence of Louisiana throughout. Everything from paintings, furnature, pottery, metal work and more.
The Anglo-American Art Museum opened in 1962 in the Memorial Tower on LSU’s Baton […]
Step back in time to when horses were cars, and doing a load of laundry took all day down by the river. Enchanted Springs Ranch is a up close and personal look at life in the 1800’s, when wearing animals and cowboy hats were the latest runway fashion.
Welcome to Enchanted Springs Ranch. This 86 […]
I’ve been to some interesting places in my life, and the Buckhorn Saloon and Museum is diffently one you don’t forget. The place is jammed packed full of things that will make you laugh, cry, but mostly stratch your head.
At the Buckhorn, we believe in “edutainment”…the whole family can learn while you’re having fun. Get […]
It’s amazing how much you can learn about history when you get to stand and see first hand where it happened. I can’t believe how much information I retained from trips when I was little, and I wasn’t even that interested in the historic places I was taken. A day trip anywhere is worth a […]
Is there anything cuter then watching penguins waddling around a cold arctic setting, while you stay nice and warm? If you enjoyed watching March of the Penguins take the time to go and see them up close and personal. If the penguins don’t tickle your fancy, there is always the sea lions, dolphins, tropical birds, […]
Not often do you see a hot air balloon in the sky and not stop to take a longer look. Instead of tripping over a curb, or stopping your car in the middle of the highway, why not spend the day at the hot air balloon festival.
The Louisiana Ballooning Foundation presents The NABA National Hot […]
Even if your not a sports fan, taking in the sights and sounds of a College football game is quite an experence. Spend the Saturday night with 30,000 of your closest friends to cheer for the home town tigers. The atmisphere will make you a fan, even if it’s just for a few hours.
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If there is one fact that people know about the south is that it gets mighty steemy in the summer, so what do you do when the tempature soars? Spend the day in the Lafourche Lagoon with the gators and lily pads, or try the Lafitte’s Plunge where you can try you hand at the […]
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Written by Apryl Chapman Thomas [email], and Katherine Lynch [email] for b5media.
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