Looking for the best horror books to keep you up at night? Check out this list of books you may or may not have heard of… From monsters and evil humans to ghosts and haunted houses – these are a must for even the most discerning horror aficionados. There’s much to read and much to […]
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During the 1960s, the townspeople of Titusville had two local theater groups called The Mask and Hammer Players and the Titusville Little Theatre. In August of 1965, the two groups decided to pool their resources together and become one large theater organization. The two groups didn’t have a penny to spare between them but resolved […]
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Old Tunnel used to be a railroad tunnel of the Fredericksburg and Northern Railway up until 1942 and became a State Park officially in 2012. Today, it is frequented by tourists and is a popular school trip location. It is the home of a variety of birds and other wild species. Updated 2/11/2020 – Benches […]
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Shelby lived in El Paso, Texas for five years before she heard about the Lost Dog Trailhead located near town. She had been an avid hiker and backpacker for many years, and was excited about the unique challenges that Lost Dog had to offer. Updated 2/11/2020 – “What most people don’t know about this particular […]
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In 2001, parts of a movie were filmed in Dunnellon, Florida. That movie, Jeepers Creepers, went on to become an instant classic for the horror industry. Many locals are unsure whether the area was picked because it was previously a site of paranormal activity… Updated 2/10/2020 – …Or if the activity began after the movie […]
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A hard working, sturdy pair of boots are going to be your best friend when you take your boys tromping through the countryside. But hunting down the perfect pair of hiking boots for your micro mountaineer can be daunting. That is especially true when you realize proper, blister-combating boots could be the difference between reaching the peak […]
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Houston, Texas is home to one of the most beautiful libraries ever built. The Julia Ideson Library was built in 1926, and remained Houston’s primary branch until 1976, when more space was needed. Updated 2/11/2020 – The building was designed in the Spanish Renaissance Revival style, and is now listed as a historic landmark. While […]
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Watch the video below for a glimpse of what happens after death. A hospital camera catches a spirit leaving its body in a creepy hallway at night. The body is situated on a gurney to the left, against the wall. It’s quiet and no one is walking around when the event occurs, which makes it […]
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Florida has everything a vacationer could want: warm weather, rich history, and breathtaking sights. Even if you can’t afford going on a full-fledged vacation, you can try planning day trips in Florida without compromising on the fun factor. Updated 2/10/2020 – But before planning your trip, know this: Florida is one of the most insanely […]
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Sometimes those paper-light Payless sneakers aren’t going to cut it when it comes to trail blazing. And if your pint-sized adventurer plans on hitting the trails just like mom and dad, or chasing crows down by the river for hours, you’re going to need a reliable boot that can keep your kiddo’s toes comfy and protected. You […]
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