Tag: food

Historic Jamestowne Site-Virginia

When initially planning a Williamsburg, Virginia trip, many people aren’t aware that there are two Jamestown sites, the Historic Jamestowne Site, and the Jamestown Settlement. Often, visitors must choose between one or the other. Fortunately we visit both. The first order of business at Historic Jamestowne, is to stamp our National Park Passport book. The…
We Eat A Lot of Williamsburg Ice Cream-Virginia

Williamsburg, Virginia, has an unending quest to teach visitors history. I remember being extra excited at Mount Rushmore, because I got to taste vanilla ice cream made from the original recipe Thomas Jefferson brought back from Europe. With this ice cream history knowledge, I should have known there wouldn’t be any old-timey inspired Williamsburg Ice…
The Cheesesteak That Made Me Feel Alive

“I feel alive again.” I say it a multitude of times at the 510ft cheesesteak event. The instant we approach the tables, enveloped by a mass of enthusiastic spectators, a feeling embraces me like the hug of a long lost friend. This is an experience. Let’s get it out of the way early. I’m not here…
“Lounging” Around Disney-Round 3-Epcot Fun

Out of the theme parks to go “Lounging” Around Disney, Epcot is a great option. Many park visitors arrive to Epcot’s World Showcase to take the drinking around the world challenge (having a drink from each country in a single day). Since we’re not quantity drinkers, and I like to keep the contents of my…
Staying at Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort

We choose to stay at Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort out of longing. We were supposed to be in the actual Caribbean. Spending a week in a treehouse, on a chocolate farm, on an island, in Panama. Unfortunately, there are some property issues, and rescheduling our stay doesn’t work. The decision is made to relocate my…
Music City Bites and Sites Walking Food Tour-Nashville

Our main reason for visiting Nashville, Tennessee, celebrate our favorite YouTube travel vloggers Kara and Nate’s triumph in visiting 100 countries. Since watching Kara and Nate ignited our fire for food tours, we couldn’t pass up taking a Nashville food tour in their home city. Appetites at the ready, bodies bundled against the frigid, January…
Keys to The Kingdom Tour-Disney World

*Note-This post will contain information regarding the Keys to The Kingdom Tour in the Magic Kingdom. If you are someone who likes to be surprised, this post may contain spoilers regarding what you will get to see and do during the tour. When my birthday dream staying-in-a-treehouse-on-an-island trip was cancelled, I racked my brain to…
Wall Drug Store and Minuteman Missile National Historic Site-South Dakota

The feeling bubbles up as Wall Drug Store comes into view. Swirling glitter in my stomach, that’s getting more sparkly as it swirls. The glitter rises up into my face, pulling the corners of my mouth into a smile. I’m ready for some “touristy” hijinks. Minuteman Missile National Historic Site Some travel days are filled…
Needles Highway and Sylvan Lake-Custer State Park

After a morning of fantastic wildlife viewing on the Custer State Park Wildlife Loop, we start our drive along the Needles Highway. Have you ever visited nature that made you say out loud, “Well done ” ? Needles Highway is one of those spots. Needles Highway We are in awe as the unique, granite spires,…