One of the simple joys of childhood is being pulled around the neighborhood in a little red wagon. But what if you can be driven in one? Maybe you can if you know Jimmy Cundiff of Trion, Ga. He made a little red wagon for grown-ups and well, for children, too. You may have seen … Continue reading Riding around in a little red wagon
Five Southern vacation spots that will surprise you
Travelers have many great places to choose from for their perfect Southern vacation as the states south of the Mason-Dixon line have it all. You can soak in the sun on one of the many beautiful beaches or see beautiful views from a mountain top. We love our traditional destinations like the Smoky Mountains but … Continue reading Five Southern vacation spots that will surprise you
Covington, Kentucky: Home of America’s Notre Dame
Kentucky is known for many things. It's bourbon. Horse racing. And don't forget bluegrass-the music and the land. Covington, Kentucky has a different and surprising claim to fame on Madison Avenue just a few miles from Cincinnati, Ohio. America's Notre Dame The Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption is known as "America's Notre Dame," We learned … Continue reading Covington, Kentucky: Home of America’s Notre Dame
Visiting the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Park
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. only lived to be 39 years old but he left a legacy that has not been forgotten. Every third Monday people across the United States and around the world celebrate his legacy. The Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Park in Atlanta is open year-round to share the story of … Continue reading Visiting the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Park
The holiday season is the perfect time to visit the Smoky Mountains
I have been vacationing in the Smoky Mountains since I was a child but I had never been during the holidays. That changed this year. I have no idea why I waited so long to see the Smokies during the most wonderful time of the year. This is the time of the year when Winterfest … Continue reading The holiday season is the perfect time to visit the Smoky Mountains