The Jackson Covered Bridge in the town of Jackson, one of the locations where the Pumpkin People love to hang out every October in New Hampshire (photo by Cheryl Landes) If you're in or near Jackson or Conway, New Hampshire, during the month of October, you'll likely see people with pumpkin heads hanging out in … Continue reading The Pumpkin People are back again in New Hampshire
Photo by JP Media Works, courtesy of Travel Manitoba The Le Musée de Saint-Boniface Museum is hosting two free walking tours this summer filled with fascinating stories about the indigineous people and settlers in the Winnipeg area. The tours started on Wednesday, June 30, and ends on Saturday, August 28. Both tours last an hour … Continue reading Le Musée de Saint-Boniface Museum hosting free walking tours in Winnipeg
A Kosmoceratops in the Dinosaur Discovery exhibit at the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle (photo by Cheryl Landes) Walk through a forest with life-sized dinosaurs at the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle this summer. These creatures move and make sounds as you approach them. You'll even see babies hatching from their eggs. A Maiasaura watching … Continue reading Discover life-sized dinosaurs at the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle
Image by LaBruixa from Pixabay Support animals looking for their forever homes at the Humane Society for Southwest Washington's 30th annual Walk/Run for the Animals Saturday, May 1. This year, there are two ways to participate: either walking a loop in downtown Vancouver on May 1 or running at any time from April 26 to … Continue reading Walk/Run for the Animals celebrates 30 years on May 1
Image by Merlie kim from Pixabay The Walk Tacoma tours are back, but this year, they're a bit different. They're guided tours led by an expert, but instead of walking with them in person, you'll carry them in the palm of your hand. All of the tours this year is available on the GeoTourist app. … Continue reading Walk Tacoma 2021 a new type of guided tour experience
Tabby Cat's Pawprints 