Places I've been. Things I've done. People I've met. The occasional thought. That sort of stuff.
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This morning was one of those mornings where nothing went to plan. The sort of morning that bothers some people but which I strangely enjoy. I like that my daily routine is only semi-routine with lots of room for twists and turns and mini grand adventures. It amuses me how you can go completely off…
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Walking along cozy streets and hidden gardens found behind the bustling motion of the central city. Absorbing each detail and distinct feature of brick and stone facades and trees scattered among, synchronicity with the flow of urban life and stowin...
Every state has them. Those quirky locations that stick out from the others. As Gretchen Garrison learned, Nebraska is no exception. Her book entitled, Detour Nebraska, was recently published by the History Press. Divided into seven regional areas, Garrison's book features both expected and unexpected Nebraska detours. Fur Trade Museum Dugout Some of the places you might
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Traveling the dreaded I-10, from Baton Rouge to Houston, my family knows what to expect: like forcing an elephant through a drinking straw, it often seems the entirety of the Gulf Coastal U.S. is trying to get over the Mississippi River Bridge at the same time as I am. This is the usual state of…
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The Detours Winter 2012 issue is here! Read to view stories about the National World War I Museum in Kansas City, Mo. (pg. 08), and the Springfield...
Here it goes: Virginia, part two. I’m hoping to slowly but steadily catch up to the present here. Still really behind. This blog will cover my time from Pearisburg to Rockfish Gap. It actually seemed like spring when we left Pearisburg. It was great. There were flowers and green stuff everywhere. It all dwindled back down to brown again as we climbed up into the mountains, but still. There really isn’t anything that exciting in the 600s on the AT. ...
An early November cold snap makes it abundantly clear that it’s time for the 2018 Chicago Detours Gift Guide. Indeed, Thanksgiving falls on its earliest possible date this year. Its already high time to start your Christmas shopping. So quaff that eggnog, dig your mittens and knit hats out of the closet, bring this post […]
Billabong Take Detours Quilted Jacket Made for the open road ahead, this quilted jacket with a utilitarian, surplus-inspired design keeps you comfy while you take life's detours.
Explore Stories and Places Locals Don't Know
As the water in the Mississippi River continues to rise toward predicted historic levels, comparisons with the great flood of 1927 have become inevitable.
Detours by Melanie Mikecz on Artfully Walls - Colors and forms overlap and intersect in this abstract art piece.
Burger Man
