Coast-to-coast: San Francisco to Savannah (Part 21)
Last night we spent the night in Paducah! Established in 1827, it served as a key trading post along the Ohio and Tennessee Rivers....
Coast-to-coast: San Francisco to Savannah (Part 20)
Before leaving Chattanooga, we visited The International Towing & Recovery Museum this morning. It's dedicated to preserving the history of the towing and recovery...
Coast-to-coast: San Francisco to Savannah (Part 19)
This morning we visited Rock City Garden, located atop Lookout Mountain in Georgia. It's known for its sweeping vistas and unique rock formations. There...
Coast-to-coast: San Francisco to Savannah (Part 18)
This morning we visited the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Located on the border of North Carolina and Tennessee, it spans over 500,000 acres...
Coast-to-coast: San Francisco to Savannah (Part 17)
We're currently in Asheville, nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. The town is known for its artsy vibe and outdoor recreational...
Coast-to-coast: San Francisco to Savannah (Part 16)
This morning, we departed from Charleston. It stands as one of the oldest cities in the United States, having played a central role in...
Coast-to-coast: San Francisco to Savannah (Part 15)
This morning, we visited Wormsloe Historic Site, a former plantation. It traces its origins back to the early 1730s when Noble Jones, an English...
Coast-to-coast: San Francisco to Savannah (Part 14)
Today, we made it to Savannah! Established in 1733, it holds a distinguished position in American history. As one of the earliest colonial settlements...
Coast-to-coast: San Francisco to Savannah (Part 13)
St. Augustine, the oldest continuously inhabited European-established settlement in the United States, dates back to its founding by Spanish explorers in 1565. We arrived...
Coast-to-coast: San Francisco to Savannah (Part 12)
This morning we visited the Tallahassee Automobile Museum. It includes a diverse collection of vintage cars, motorcycles, and other classic vehicles spanning several decades....