Hilarious Amusement Park & Roller Coaster Reactions
Is there a ride you will not get on?
Are These People Brave or Crazy to Hang From This Ledge?
Tourists and locals stand in long lines to watch…or be daring. See more:
Travel and Tourism Tell Biden to Open Up America
“Travel and tourism is the industry hardest hit by the economic fallout of COVID, and the damage is so severe that a broader economic recovery will stall if we can’t get travel off the ground,” said U.S. Travel Association President and CEO Roger Dow. The U.S. Travel Association […]
The 7 C’s of Camping
Many of the questions and concerns RVers, motorcyclists, and campers have are solved with mutual respect, courtesy and common sense. Here are the “Seven C’s of Camping:” 1. Care – We will care how we camp by being considerate of others. 2. Caution – We will use caution in the use […]
10 ‘Enlightening’ Facts You Likely Forgot
Lightning can happen at any time – during snow storms, in hurricane rain bands, in dust storms and forest fires, they are even found in volcanic eruption clouds. We need to think of lightning safety anytime there is a severe thunderstorm in our area. In the USA, there are several states where […]
New Mexico’s Sand Dunes and Giant Cavern
New Mexico is a beautiful state with two of our top favorite natural attractions in the Southwest. White Sands National Park Lose yourself among the rolling white sand dunes of a true American treasure and descend into the depths of an ancient cavern with more than 300 stunning […]
Palo Duro Canyon is a True Texas Natural Wonder
Travel deep into the heart of the Texas Panhandle and you’ll find a true natural wonder. Canyon walls gleaming orange in bright sunshine, otherworldly rock formations, and scenic trails lined with mesquite and juniper trees await at Palo Duro Canyon. About 120 miles long and 20 miles wide, and […]
Texas Hill Country Thunder Rally is Back- March 25-28, 2021
Texas Hill Country Thunder Rally is back. The March 25-28, 2021 event will be the 20th straight rally held at Bandera’s Mansfield Park. Consisting of tent camping, poker run, vendors, food, and field events, there will be music throughout the day Friday and Saturday. Their bike show, tattoo […]
Best of Disney’s Splash Mountain Pictures Exposed
Splash Mountain in Disneyland opened on July 17, 1989, but went back to the drawing board and reopened in 1992. There are three drops but The Big Drop is 52.5 feet and slides down in 9.8 seconds. There are 103 total audio-animatronics on the ride.
Bill to Define Legal Term ‘Sex’ as Biological Sex Introduced to Protect Girls in Restrooms, Locker Rooms, Sports…
U.S. Congresswoman Mary Miller (Illinois-R) has introduced a bill to protect students’ bodily privacy from the White House’s recent transgenderist interpretation of Title IX. Congresswoman Mary Miller introduced the “Safety and Opportunity for Girls Act,” her first bill, last Friday. According to Miller’s press release, the bill would “clarify […]
Was President John F. Kennedy “Too White?”
You be the judge. ____________________________ For the record, Elvis was a Pepsi man. ______________________________ Famous people of all persuasions who have endorsed Coca-Cola include Marilyn Monroe, Ray Charles, Anita Bryant LeBron James, George Michael, 50 Cent, David Beckham, Paula Abdul, Cal Ripken, Kobe Bryant, Roger Clemens, Neil Diamond, […]
Visit Texas Guadalupe Mountains for Ultimate Hiking Adventures
Returning only twice since the 1970s, I first learned about hiking up the highest location in my state from my Texas State University Journalism (then Southwest Texas State University) professor, David Yates, in 1977. Guadalupe Mountains National Park He published, for a .90 to $1.50, an 11 1/2″×14 […]
