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Things to do in Tremont: Cleveland’s Most Historic Neighborhood

Things to do in Tremont: Cleveland’s Most Historic Neighborhood

My first stop while visiting Cleveland over 10 years ago was the historic Tremont neighborhood to tour the famous house from “A Christmas Story.” Mike and I didn’t do much else in ...

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Exploring Scottsdale on a Budget: My Guide to Free Fun

Exploring Scottsdale on a Budget: My Guide to Free Fun

Scottsdale, one of the ritziest suburbs (it’s actually a standalone city but often referred to as a suburb) in the Phoenix metropolis, has long been associated with high end resorts, golf ...

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Get Out of Dodge: Back to the Wild West in Dodge City, Kansas

Get Out of Dodge: Back to the Wild West in Dodge City, Kansas

I am sure we have all heard the saying “Get out of Dodge” at one point or another. I always knew it meant to get out of a dangerous place but I wasn’t sure of the origin of the ...

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Exploring Santa Fe: My Quick One Night Budget Stay

Exploring Santa Fe: My Quick One Night Budget Stay

I’ve always wanted to explore Santa Fe but never had the opportunity despite living in neighboring Arizona for over 4 years. The high altitude capital of New Mexico (the city sits at 7199 ...

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Field of Dreams: Is This Heaven? No, It’s Dyersville, Iowa

Field of Dreams: Is This Heaven? No, It’s Dyersville, Iowa

I am a big 80’s movie buff and Field of Dreams has always been one of of my favorites. It is easily one of the most rewatchable summer movies of all time. I love the nostalgic baseball theme ...

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The Bridges of Ashtabula County

The Bridges of Ashtabula County

Since moving to Cleveland about 2 years ago, I have been exploring many of the beautiful towns on Lake Erie. There are many quaint towns, complete with historic downtowns and beaches, that will give ...

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St. Patrick’s Day in Cleveland: Irish Food, Drinks, & Fun

St. Patrick’s Day in Cleveland: Irish Food, Drinks, & Fun

They say everyone is Irish on St. Patrick’s day. Whether you hail from Ireland or you are just looking for an excuse to celebrate, there is plenty of fun to be had around the Cleveland metro ...

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Dining at The Walnut Room on State Street in Chicago

Dining at The Walnut Room on State Street in Chicago

For years, I have wanted to dine at the gorgeous Walnut Room in downtown Chicago. The restaurant is located in the Macy’s on State Street on the 7th floor right near their amazing Holiday ...

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Herschell Carrousel Museum: A Step Back in Time in Upstate NY

Herschell Carrousel Museum: A Step Back in Time in Upstate NY

On our recent trip to Niagara Falls (our first time back in over 10 years!), Mike surprised me with a stop at an antique carousel museum in nearby North Tonawanda. We love checking out quirky and ...

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It’s a Beautiful Day in The ‘Burgh: Mr. Rogers’ Memorabilia

It’s a Beautiful Day in The ‘Burgh: Mr. Rogers’ Memorabilia

Before moving to Pittsburgh, I had no idea that the classic children’s program Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood filmed in the city. Pittsburgh has a long history of television and radio firsts. ...

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