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2024 Trip to Amazing Places

Discover Lake Champlain — from views to sea monsters

November 15, 2024 By Terry

Inspired by Lake Champlain at dusk

Nestled between the borders of New York, Vermont, and Quebec lies Lake Champlain, a serene expanse of water that stretches for over 120 miles. The lake holds more than just picturesque views. Here, you'll also find the mystery of Champ the Sea Monster. This legendary lake monster has captivated the imagination of locals and visitors alike for centuries. There's no sea monster … [Read more...] about Discover Lake Champlain — from views to sea monsters

Hoodoos and history—Bryce Canyon National Park

November 8, 2024 By Terry

Thors Hammer at sunrise inspired by Bryce Canyon National Park

Not your average rocky chasm, Bryce Canyon National Park is a magical landscape of natural wonders that has intrigued many travelers. This stunning park is located in southwestern Utah. It's a place where breathtaking views and unique geological formations are common. Did you know Bryce Canyon is not actually a canyon? Let's dive into that oddity and more in this week's post. … [Read more...] about Hoodoos and history—Bryce Canyon National Park

Discover the true story of camels in Big Bend

November 1, 2024 By Terry

Inspired by camels at Big Bend experiment in 1850s

I love finding quirky stories to share—and this one caught my attention immediately. The rugged landscapes of the American West have always been home to tales of adventure and resilience. But one of those chapters in history stands out as particularly intriguing. California had just become a state, Jefferson Davis was the United States Secretary of War, and the US Army brought … [Read more...] about Discover the true story of camels in Big Bend

Great Smoky Mountains National Park is heaven for nature lovers

October 25, 2024 By Terry

Great Smoky Mountains at sunrise

The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is located between North Carolina and Tennessee. It is a beautiful example of nature's grandeur. Covering over 522,427 acres, it is one of the largest protected areas in the eastern United States. This stunning park is more than just a state boundary. It invites you to explore its natural wonders. As you visit, you will enjoy breathtaking … [Read more...] about Great Smoky Mountains National Park is heaven for nature lovers

Mt. Rushmore and the Secret Room

October 18, 2024 By Terry

Inspired by Mt. Rushmore at dawn

Have you ever gazed upon the majestic faces of Mt. Rushmore and wondered what secrets they might hold? This iconic American monument is more than just a tribute to four of the nation’s most revered presidents. For those intrigued by history and hidden treasures, Mt. Rushmore offers a fascinating peek into untold stories and unfinished business—and there's even a secret … [Read more...] about Mt. Rushmore and the Secret Room

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Seaside Cove Bed & Breakfast Mysteries

Welcome to Seaside Cove, a small town on the California coast that has earned its reputation as the place where murder meets the sea.

Beachtown Detective Agency

After taking over her father's detective agency, Jade Cavendish finds herself dealing with murder and much, much more.

Trouble in Paradise Mysteries

Former skip tracer McKenna moved to Hawaii to escape drama, but ever since he arrived, all he's found is trouble in paradise.

License to Lie

A con artist and a former criminologist are forced to work together and fight for their lives in this thrilling series.

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