Debbie Howlett

Written by Debbie Howlett

Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming.

Travel

10 Most Loved Tourist Attractions In The United States

"Welcome to the City of War" sign, West Virginia. By Famartin, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

Places

7 Bizarrely Named Towns In West Virginia

A timber rattlesnake in West Virginia.

Places

7 Most Rattlesnake Infested Areas In West Virginia

Daytona Beach with people swimming.

Places

6 Most Shark Infested Beaches In Florida

Historic Whitesbog Village. Editorial credit: John Arehart / Shutterstock.com

Places

7 Cutest General Stores In New Jersey

Aerial view of Surfside Beach, Texas.

Places

5 Most Shark Infested Beaches In Texas

Street view of downtown Funkstown, Maryland, featuring historic brick buildings, small businesses, and tree-lined sidewalks. By Acroterion, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=7275466

Places

8 Bizarrely Named Towns In Maryland

This iconic lighthouse on Peggy's Point is quintessential of The Maritimes region in eastern Canada.

Places

12 Amazing Day Trips In The Maritimes

The beginning of the "Best of the Snake" highway in Shady Valley, Tennessee. Editorial credit: Dee Browning / Shutterstock.com.

Places

7 Bizarrely Named Towns In Tennessee

A feel of summer in Rockport, Massachusetts. Editorial credit: Keith J Finks / Shutterstock.com.

Places

6 of Massachusetts' Hidden Gems

Adult eastern diamondback rattlesnake (Crotalus adamanteus) in mid-strike, showing fangs and inner mouth.

Nature

Which State Has More Venomous Snakes: Florida or Georgia?

More than meets the eye in West Virginia. Pictured here: Guests on deck at Stonewall Resort.

Places

9 of the Strangest Landmarks in West Virginia

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