The name “Apostle Island sea caves” is slightly deceptive. The Apostle Island sea caves aren’t located on a picturesque sea in a warm tropical paradise. The Apostle Island sea caves are part of Lake Superior—one of North America’s coldest and most impressive Great Lakes. In the winter, Apostle Island in Wisconsin—which is composed of 22…
Once upon a time (in the 17th century to be exact), the West Brabant Line in the Netherlands was a series of fortresses surrounded by water that was used to fill moats and keep foot soldiers from staging sneak attacks. In recent years, there has been an effort to revive some of West Brabant’s most…
In Texas, it is a rite of passage to dive into the sinister waters of Jacob’s Well. Teenagers dare each other to jump into the swimming hole’s 12 foot opening from great heights. Jacob’s Well is inviting from the outside. Who doesn’t want to swim in a clear spring encircled by rocks that form a…
Did you know that there are twelve different Disney parks around the world? That means that across the globe you can experience the magic that Disney has to offer. The original Disneyland opened as a theme park filled with nods to nostalgia, futurism, and fantasy in the summer of 1955. These days, more than 18…
It is absolutely appropriate that a museum dedicated to Salvador Dali—one of history’s most accomplished Surrealists—is located in the state of Florida. Florida is infamous for a seemingly endless stream of bizarre happenings that entertain and horrify the rest of us. Is a Miami man who tried to bite off a stranger’s face any stranger…
Considering the uncertain looming times with the current pandemic, many air travelers are opting for the safe travel options including private aviation as an alternative to commercial flying. While there are several ways to fly privately, including on-demand charter and fractional ownership of flights, jet card memberships offer a more attractive proposition. A private jet…
Many Icelandic residents are not shy about their fervent belief in nature dwelling elves who can make themselves invisible to humans at will. Believing in a colony of invisible elves may sound absolutely preposterous to a person who lives in a big city where the landscape is primarily composed of concrete and steel. A trip…
45 minutes from Las Vegas, a lawless mine that once teemed with profitable gold and silver lays dormant in the scorching Nevada sun. Teachatticup Mine was once one of the hottest spots in the gold rush of the 1800s. Spanish explorers who encountered the canyon where Teachatticup is located in the late 1700s named it…