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A Historical Site And Museum Guide For Salt Lake City

A Historical Site And Museum Guide For Salt Lake City

Welcome to the fascinating world of historical sites and museums in Salt Lake City! If you’re a history enthusiast or just looking for an educational and entertaining day out, you’re in the right place. Salt Lake City, Utah, has a rich history. There are many interesting museums and historical sites to visit while there. Salt Lake City is a treasure trove of historical sites and museums, each offering unique insights into the city’s past. Much of the historical features surround ...

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Lindsey

The Heidelberg Project Detroit

The Heidelberg Project Detroit

I had heard about The Heidelberg Project and decided to go explore it myself. It is named after the street it is on, Heidelberg St. in Detroit. It sits in one of the worst parts of the city. The Heidelberg Project is an outdoor art installation located in the heart of the city of Detroit, Michigan. It was created in 1986 by artist Tyree Guyton as a response to the decay and blight that had overtaken his childhood neighborhood on ...

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Lindsey

Best Restaurants in Mexicantown Detroit

Best Restaurants in Mexicantown Detroit

A quick lunch trip to some lesser-known restaurants in Mexicantown Detroit that includes a stop at Taqueria Lupita’s and some post-lunch goodies at the glorious La Gloria Bakery. My company recently moved to downtown Detroit, and my coworkers and I have been having a great time sampling nearby lunch spots. Detroit’s Mexicantown, a very short drive away, has a lot to offer, but I just want to offer a quintessential gastronomical adventure: lunch and dessert in under an hour. This ...

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Lindsey

Bangkok 96 in Dearborn

Bangkok 96 in Dearborn

Bangkok 96 in Dearborn is a non-nondescript restaurant off of Telegraph. At first glance, it’s not a place that stands out, but then you notice something, the parking lot is always full. And I mean always. Since my usual Thai spot had recently closed, I needed a new place to feed my Pad Thai and Sweet & Sour addictions. We started off with some fried tofu and some spring rolls. We never order any appetizers, the plates here are huge, ...

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Lindsey

Jackson Coosa Kayak Review

Jackson Coosa Kayak Review

My journey with the Jackson Coosa kayak started last December when a number of us met in Tennessee to pick up our Coosa from the Jackson Kayak factory. Since this allowed for a behind-the-scenes experience, I must add a few things that made an impact on me and are important to me. First, the entire Jackson operation is top-notch. They are a family-friendly company and entirely US based. Their kindness and helpfulness were striking. And they really care about their ...

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Shaun Bernard

Genesee River Fishing

Genesee River Fishing

With its deep pools and rapids, the Genesee River is a haven for anglers looking to catch a variety of fish, including smallmouths, rock bass, and steelhead. But not just the fish make the Genesee River a prime fishing destination. The scenery is breathtaking, with towering cliffs and lush vegetation. And the thrill of fishing in a river that has been flowing for millions of years is unmatched. It’s an experience you won’t forget. The Genesee River originates near the ...

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Shaun Bernard

Choosing The Slayer Propel

Choosing The Slayer Propel

I remember seeing Slayer Propel 13 for the first time. Woody Callaway was talking about a kayak at the Outdoor Retailer show. He was doing a video, and in the background was the Slayer Propel 13 that had yet to be released. The video was only up for a short time and was just a teaser of things to come. A few days later, the Slayer Propel 13 was released to the public. Slayer Propel 13 is a 13′ 2″ ...

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Shaun Bernard

Winter Crappie Fishing Tips

Winter Crappie Fishing Tips

If you’re an avid angler, you know that fishing in the winter can be tough. The cold weather can make it hard to find fish, and the icy waters can be dangerous to navigate. But what if I told you there was a way to catch some of the most sought-after fish of the season? That’s right, I’m talking about winter crappie fishing. Some of you may be thinking, “crappie fishing in the winter? That’s crazy!” But trust me, it’s ...

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Shaun Bernard

12 Lesser-Known Michigan Inventions and Celebrities

12 Lesser-Known Michigan Inventions and Celebrities

Michiganders are happy to rattle off a list of our celebrities and inventions to anyone who will listen. Ever heard of the automobile, Motown, Vernors, Iggy Pop, Stroh’s, or Alice Cooper? Need I go on? So much great art and culture come from Michigan. I’m always discovering a new (to me) Michigander or invention. If you want to share some Michigan trivia at your next dinner party, read on — Michigan is responsible, for better and for worse, for all ...

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Lindsey

Get a Taste Of Deli at Lou's Deli Detroit

Get a Taste Of Deli at Lou’s Deli Detroit

Lou’s Deli in Detroit is a must-visit destination for anyone looking for an authentic, old-fashioned deli. This family-owned restaurant has been serving mouthwatering sandwiches, soups, and sides for decades. The atmosphere at Lou’s Deli is warm and welcoming, with a vintage feel that transports you back to the golden age of delis. As you step inside, you’ll be greeted by the mouthwatering aroma of freshly-baked bread and deli meats. The restaurant has a cozy, casual feel with a mix of ...

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Lindsey

Off Road Your Way to Pinnacle Falls

Off Road Your Way to Pinnacle Falls

If you are like me, you have a bucket list of things you want to see in the Upper Peninsula. Maybe that is why you are reading this page. Or maybe you Google searched “How to find Pinnacle Falls; I’m so lost!” I wouldn’t be surprised if that is what happened. This article will guide you to Pinnacle Falls, MI. The area between Marquette and Big Bay that stretches out towards the Huron Mountains is a beautiful, wild place. Until ...

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Lindsey

Go Waterfalling in L'Anse

Go Waterfalling in L’Anse

L’Anse is not really a destination for most travelers (I don’t know why it’s a cute little picturesque town!). It is usually simply a town on the way to the Porcupine Mountains or to the Keweenaw. But if you have the time, I really suggest taking some time to explore the outdoors surrounding this lake town. Get out, and explore L’Anse waterfalls! The first stop is Silver Falls Silver Falls is a group of waterfalls along the Silver River about ...

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Lindsey

Grab Lunch at The Upper Crust Cafe Bakery and Deli

Grab Lunch at The Upper Crust Cafe Bakery and Deli

Upper Crust Deli is a new deli in town that is quickly becoming a local favorite. This deli sets itself apart from others by offering the finest quality deli meats, cheeses, and sandwiches made with only the freshest ingredients. Located in the Trader’s Point area of Manistique (right on the river), The Upper Crust Café Bakery and Deli is one of those bright open-air bakeries where the smell of fresh bread lingers in the air, and the full menu is ...

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Lindsey

10 Detroit Facts You Should Know

10 Detroit Facts You Should Know

Over the recent decades, Detroit has taken on many nicknames, including Motown, The Motor City, Hockeytown, Rock City, or just simply The D. While we are proud of our automotive heritage and music history, there are lesser-known facts about Detroit. Here we will explore ten facts every Detroiter, historian, or pop-culture enthusiast should know. 1. First City to Pave a Concrete Road In 1909, Wayne County built the first mile of concrete highway in the world on Woodward Avenue between Six ...

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Lindsey

How to Make Your Own Alabama Rig

How to Make Your Own Alabama Rig

The most amazing thing about the ever-popular Alabama Rig, or A-rig as we shall call it, is the fact that it is extraordinarily easy to manufacture. Nothing more than a glorified umbrella rig, the A-rig consists of little more than wire, swivels, and snaps. It is merely a new means to present old baits. As the next installment in my series of articles on the A-rig, this How to Make an Alabama Rig will put the power of the A-rig ...

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Shaun Bernard

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