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After entering St. Omer Cemetery, head straight back towards the tree and you will find the grave of “The St. Omer Witch”. The reason why I wanted to visit here is because I had never actually seen Feb. 31 in any print …
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August, 2021
- 5 August
Camel Rock Monument
~ Last updated on Jun 12, 2023 ~ An Iconic Symbol of the Southwest Just a short drive from the city of Santa Fe, nestled amidst the rugged landscapes of the American Southwest, lies a hidden gem that evokes a sense of wonder and mystery. Camel Rock Monument, a captivating …
Read More » - 5 August
Ethyl the Whale 🐋
~ Last updated on Jun 12, 2023 ~ A Mesmerizing Symbol of Environmental Activism Meet Ethyl the Whale, a magnificent 82-foot sculpture made entirely of hand-recycled plastic trash. Ethyl’s arrival at the Santa Fe Community College (SFCC) campus on Earth Day was a momentous occasion, symbolizing a powerful message about …
Read More » - 5 August
Brontosaurus Family & T-Rex
~ Last updated on Nov 4, 2021 ~ These dinos are located down a business entrance road for M&M Garage Doors.
Read More » - 4 August
World’s Littlest Skyscraper
~ Last updated on Nov 4, 2021 ~ The Landmark Structure with a “Storied” Past
Read More » - 4 August
The Grave of the Aurora “Spaceship Pilot” 🛸
~ Last updated on Nov 4, 2021 ~ The Aurora “Spaceship Pilot’s” Grave The legend’s text is clearly on an official info sign from the Texas Historical Commission so it must be true!
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July, 2021
June, 2021
- 27 June
Pip the Giraffe 🦒
~ Last updated on Nov 4, 2021 ~ …And One Day a Giraffe Appeared… While driving US1 like I always do, I noticed this new Giraffe statue and thought it was cool. Then, later on, I saw the giraffe again, but this time dressed and all ready for Summer. Now …
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October, 2019
- 6 October
Bunnyhenge 🐰
~ Last updated on Sep 28, 2021 ~ When I said I went down a rabbit hole looking for more “Henges”, this was NOT what I was expecting to find! This is clearly the most important and most significant of all the different henges of the world!! Claribel insists on …
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July, 2019
- 24 July
Metropolis – My 2nd Visit
~ Last updated on Sep 28, 2021 ~ Home of Superman The first time I visited Metropolis, I only knew about the Giant Superman Statue. Later on, I realized that there were other places I missed and wanted to go back to visit. Upon reaching Metropolis, you will be greeted …
Read More » - 24 July
The Wooldridge Monuments
~ Last updated on Sep 28, 2021 ~ The World’s Largest Non-Moving Cemetery Procession …Or as some refer to it, “The Strange Procession Which Never Moves“. The Wooldridge Monuments were built for Colonel Henry G. Wooldridge, to commemorate his family members and loved ones. I normally do not take pictures …
Read More » - 24 July
The Massive Kryptonite
~ Last updated on Sep 27, 2021 ~ Claribel decided to test out the Kryptonite to see if she might be related to Krypto the Superdog. I told her to go ahead and see, so she jumped up on the giant green rock to check. She was standing up there …
Read More » - 24 July
Noel Neill – The Real Lois Lane
~ Last updated on Sep 28, 2021 ~ “The 1st Lady of Metropolis” The fact that this statue was not on an actual Lois Lane, I feel, is a missed opportunity for a funny address location, but i digress… Who Knew Lois Lane was Actually a Batman Fan?!?
Read More » - 24 July
Giant Superman Statue
~ Last updated on Sep 27, 2021 ~ The Man of SteelKrypton’s Last Son
Read More » - 23 July
Little Grand Canyon Trail
~ Last updated on Sep 28, 2021 ~ A Great Hiking Location for Sure! I remember this area being a very wonderful place to hike around… other than the huge mosquitoes that is! I tried going down to the canyon area but hit a watery area and didn’t feel like …
Read More » - 23 July
Home of The Big Bike
~ Last updated on Sep 27, 2021 ~ I’d Give You a Penny to Ride That Farthing! …Another great find while taking the back roads! As far as I know, this is the World’s Largest Penny-Farthing Bike. If you know of one that’s bigger, please let me know in the …
Read More » - 22 July
Amelia Earhart Earthwork
~ Last updated on Sep 27, 2021 ~ If you weren’t looking for it, and didn’t know what this was, you’d probably just think it looks like a weird garden area. That’s what my thoughts were when I was here. Not really sure what I expected to really see from …
Read More » - 22 July
The International Forest of Friendship
~ Last updated on Sep 28, 2021 ~ This was a very nice and spacious park to walk and explore. However, I was here specifically to see an earthwork which was located on the grounds of this location.
Read More » - 22 July
Valley Falls’ Steeple & Woodworker Shrine
~ Last updated on Sep 28, 2021 ~ …The Reason I Travel the Back Roads I had absolutely no idea this was even located here. So many cool things I have randomly stumbled across all thanks to travelling the back roads when I can. As I am going down the …
Read More » - 22 July
Truckhenge at Lessman Farm
~ Last updated on Sep 28, 2021 ~ This is actually a 2 for 1 Henge location. Lessman Farm is well known for having Truckhenge, but there is also a Boathenge here as well. I entered the property via the Lessman’s Driveway and spoke to the owner from my vehicle …
Read More » - 17 July
Thomas Jefferson ~ Original Grave Marker & Statue
~ Last updated on Sep 27, 2021 ~
Read More » - 16 July
The World’s Largest Fork
~ Last updated on Sep 27, 2021 ~ Located in Springfield, Missouri is a 35 foot tall fork stuck in the ground at an angle. It weighs 11 tons and is almost as tall as the 3 story building next to it. According to Noble & Associates, a Springfield ad …
Read More » - 13 July
World’s Largest Fork & Meatball
~ Last updated on Sep 28, 2021 ~ Branson, Missouri is known for some pretty large things. The World’s Largest Fork & Meatball (not to be confused with The World’s Largest Fork which I saw in Springfield) is located at the Pasghetti’s Italian Restaurant. The fork has ‘pasghetti‘ wrapped around …
Read More » - 9 July
The Whisky Bottle Gravestone
~ Last updated on Oct 7, 2021 ~ This interesting headstone was featured in Ripley’s Believe it or Not and is possibly one of the most visited graves in the area of Clayton, if not the state of Alabama. William T. Mullen’s Whisky Bottle Gravestone The story goes that his …
Read More » - 9 July
The Smallest City Block in the World
~ Last updated on Sep 28, 2021 ~ Prepare to be Underwhelmed Ladies & Gentleman, I present to you… The World’s Smallest City Block.
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June, 2019
- 28 June
Charlie Smith ~ America’s Oldest Man
~ Last updated on Sep 27, 2021 ~ I have run into, what I feel, are some amazing things while out on the road. Since I was going to be close to the area, I figured it was the right time to check up on a rumor a little bird …
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February, 2019
- 5 February
Tree Spirits of St. Simons Island
~ Last updated on Sep 28, 2021 ~ They DO exist! … I must admit, my first time trying to locate the tree spirits did not pan out so well. I was only aware of 1 tree spirit at the time and knew the general area of it’s location. I …
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October, 2018
- 27 October
The Grave of Leo the Lion 🦁
~ Last updated on Sep 27, 2021 ~ Slats – The 1st of 5 MGM Lions While Leo is probably the most famous of the MGM lions, Slats was actually the first (out of 5 lions) used on Goldwyn Pictures logo (1917-1924). He was then used on all of the …
Read More » - 23 October
The Navy Yard Sea Monster 🐙
~ Last updated on Sep 28, 2021 ~ This temporary inflatable sculpture, called “Sea Monsters HERE,” was located at Building 611 in the South Philly Navy Yard, and it holds the (incredibly specific) title of being the world’s largest inflatable tentacle sculpture. The installation was visible from Oct. 8, 2018 …
Read More » - 18 October
The World’s Largest Paint Can
~ Last updated on Sep 28, 2021 ~ Brilliant Commercial Advertising The World’s Largest Paint Can, located in Shippensburg, PA, is visible from I-81 in between Shippensburg and Chambersburg. This 1000-gallon can of Benjamin Moore paint stands about 35 feet tall and is adorned with a lid and handle. Originally …
Read More » - 16 October
Not the World’s Largest Pencil ✏️
~ Last updated on Sep 27, 2021 ~ Business Marketing at its Finest The late John Campbell Findlay opened Wytheville Office Supply as “The Letter Shop” in 1948 in an upstairs room at 178 West Main Street and had the “Big Pencil” constructed in the early 60’s. For generations, visitors …
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August, 2018
- 2 August
The Witch of Yazoo City
~ Last updated on Aug 29, 2022 ~ On my way through Yazoo City, Mississippi it appeared to be a very colorful and charming little town. I had only travelled here because of it’s mention in the film “Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?”, but come to find out it is …
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July, 2018
- 28 July
The Bates Motel Sign
~ Last updated on Sep 27, 2021 ~ I had just come from visiting the 2nd Amendment Cowboy in Amarillo, TX and was headed back towards Route 66, when out of nowhere I spot an unusual sign with a familiar name on it… 😱🚿🔪💀
Read More » - 24 July
Giant Red Arrow
~ Last updated on Sep 28, 2021 ~ When in doubt, it is best to use easily recognizable landmarks to remember where you parked your car. I’m sure I won’t have a problem remembering where I’ve parked this time!
Read More » - 24 July
Bart Prince’s Spaceship House
~ Last updated on Sep 27, 2021 ~ While driving towards Bart Prince’s Spaceship House, I was surprised to see this large sculpture on a residential lawn… so of course I stopped and took a picture of it. Sorry, but I am not sure of it’s specific location, but if …
Read More » - 24 July
Funny Signs in Madrid, NM
~ Last updated on Sep 28, 2021 ~ Hula Hoop Big Foot & UFO Cow Warning road sign ! This place definitely has an interestingly unique artistic character.
Read More » - 24 July
Studio 3115
~ Last updated on Nov 1, 2021 ~ En Route from Santa Fe to Albuquerque On the outskirts of the very tiny artistic town of Madrid, New Mexico, I was surprised again by the road providing an excellent unplanned stop. As I usually do, I turned around to take pictures …
Read More » - 24 July
Oshara Village – Santa Fe, NM
~ Last updated on Sep 27, 2021 ~ While driving through Oshara Village in New Mexico, I happened upon a roundabout with this cool Tree sculpture in the middle of it. There are some type of crows/ravens (possibly buzzards) perched on the tree. While I think this looks really cool, …
Read More » - 22 July
Paria, Utah
~ Last updated on Sep 28, 2021 ~ A True Western Ghost Town Unfortunately, I was not able to make it all the way to where the actual town site was located. The road had been washed out by a recent storm and I didn’t want to make the hike …
Read More » - 3 July
Hi Jolly & the Experimental U.S. Camel Corps.🐪
~ Last updated on Sep 27, 2021 ~ While trying to make it to Yuma by 3:10, I decided I had enough time to make a detour to visit Quartzsite, Arizona before heading South towards to border. At this point in my travels, I am actively on the lookout for …
Read More » - 3 July
Nothing to See Here
~ Last updated on Jun 12, 2023 ~ Just a Town Called Nothing… Where Nothing is Everything The vast expanse of Arizona’s desert is host to many quirky named towns and locations. Founded by the late Mike Jensen, an Arizona native, Nothing was established as a tongue-in-cheek destination, bringing a …
Read More » - 2 July
Chloride Junkyard Art Fence
~ Last updated on Sep 27, 2021 ~ If you use the pin on the directions map I’ve added, you will be at the location of the Chloride Sign. You will want to turn down this road to head towards the town. Keep heading down this road until you see …
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June, 2018
February, 2018
- 13 February
The Ever Vigilant “Stiffy Green” the Bulldog
~ Last updated on Sep 28, 2021 ~ Stiffy Green ~ The Most Beloved Bulldog In All Of Indiana The story of John Heinl and his loyal companion Stiffy Green is based on real events. He was said to have often been seen walking the streets of Terre Haute, Indiana …
Read More » - 11 February
Harry Collins – The Frito-Lay Magician 🪄
~ Last updated on Nov 4, 2021 ~ The Cave Hill Cemetery & Arboretum While driving with my mother through Louisville, Kentucky, we drove past the entrance to the Cave Hill Cemetery & Arboretum. I pulled right over and my mother knew by this point that I was about to …
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July, 2017
April, 2017
- 15 April
Carhenge & Car Art Reserve
~ Last updated on Sep 28, 2021 ~ Modern Day Ode to Stonehenge My first big road trip was not the best planned, and that was kind of the idea. Unfortunately, due to that, I missed a lot of destinations I could have visited… Carhenge was one of those places. …
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October, 2015
- 3 October
Lan Su Chinese Garden
~ Last updated on Sep 27, 2021 ~ The Lan Su Chinese Garden cultivates a richly authentic Chinese culture within an oasis of tranquil beauty and harmony. My experience here was definitely one to remember as this is considered to be one the most authentic and largest classical Suzhou-style (Ming …
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September, 2015
- 22 September
LeMay Collections at Marymount
~ Last updated on Sep 28, 2021 ~ The Personal Car Collection Owned by the LeMay Family
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LeMay – America’s Car Museum
~ Last updated on Sep 27, 2021 ~ I’m a Sucker for Curved & Pinched Metal This was such a great museum to visit! The variety of the cars located here was amazing. Growing up my family had a wooden bed 1919 Model T, so I have a great appreciation …
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July, 2015
- 26 July
Locate a Corny Road Attraction… Check! 🌽
~ Last updated on Nov 4, 2021 ~ While 99.7% of this trip started out unplanned, I began to make a point to keep my eye out for “checklist” destinations along the road. One of the checklist items on my list was to try and locate some type of corny …
Read More » - 26 July
Lewis & Clark State Park
~ Last updated on Apr 7, 2022 ~ If you find yourself on the border between Iowa and Nebraska looking for a great place to stop and stretch your legs, I recommend visiting the Lewis & Clark State Park on Onawa, IA. It is located almost directly between Sioux City …
Read More » - 23 July
Thomas S. Stoll Memorial Park
~ Last updated on Sep 28, 2021 ~ Thomas S. Stoll Memorial Park is an 80-acre park featuring a walking trail, picnic areas, playground, a small pond, seven athletic playing fields, and a seven-acre off-leash dog area! Properly Sized for a Dog Park Stopping at this dog park was great! …
Read More » - 22 July
Fantastic Caverns – The Dog Cave
~ Last updated on Sep 27, 2021 ~ On my way driving towards Kansas City, Missouri, I see a billboard sign that read “Fantastic Caverns Cave Dog” and instantly get excited as this would be my first true official road dawg adventure with Raven & Dags. I pulled over to …
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May, 2010
- 16 May
The First of Many Road Trips
~ Last updated on Sep 27, 2021 ~ Where it all began on the road for me and my doggos… It was the Summer of 2010, I decided to move to South Florida for work and thus began the first of many road trips with my dogs. Little did I …
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January, 2010
- 15 January
Meet the Doggos
Raven was my first dog as an adult and I often refer to her as "the best decision of my adult life"...
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