History isn’t just in books — it’s alive, waiting to be explored. This week at Travel American History, I’m taking you on a journey through Montana’s legendary Madison Buffalo Jump, where tribes once used ancient hunting methods that lasted over 2,000 years. 👉 In this story, you’ll discover: 1️⃣ How Lewis & Clark first described […]
On July 4, 1805, the Lewis and Clark Expedition celebrated Independence Day near what is now Great Falls, Montana, during their westward journey. They had just finished the difficult portage around the Great Falls of the Missouri River — a grueling task that took them nearly a month due to the massive waterfalls and […]
How a Tennessee Battlefield Sparked My Greatest Road Trip | Shiloh to Lewis & Clark In December 2013, I set out on a quick trip through Tennessee, expecting to visit a battlefield and move on. But my detour to the Shiloh National Military Park changed everything. That quiet drive along the Natchez Trace Parkway awakened […]
Today marks the 149th anniversary of the Battle of the Little Bighorn — June 25, 1876 — one of the most defining and tragic moments in U.S. history. I’ve visited this sacred ground three times, and each time, I’m reminded that history isn’t just learned, it’s felt. In this video, I share my personal journey […]
n June 1805, Lewis and Clark entered Montana and faced a decision that could make or break their expedition: which river would lead them to the Pacific? At “Camp Decision” near present-day Fort Benton, they chose correctly—and history was made. Walk through this powerful story of exploration, grit, and discovery. From the confluence of the […]
My Le Petit Chef Experience | Celebrity Cruises Dining Magic As I set sail from Miami to Key West, I stumbled upon one of the most unforgettable dining experiences of my life — Le Petit Chef aboard Celebrity Cruises! Imagine this: you’re seated for dinner… and suddenly, your entire table comes to life. A 6cm-tall […]
Getting my steps in early at Lake Parker when I saw this guy coming out of the woods. Everyday a new gator. See ya later
My morning walk and all eyes were on me. This little creek is about 2 feet deep in the middle of Lake Parker Park had two gators and about 100 yards from Lakeland Hills Blvd. It looks dangerous but Its safe.
“Love in the Morning” During my morning walk i heard some splashing in the waters of Lake Parker and I looked over and caught these two gators getting it on. I named them Romeo and Juliette
Great new park in Lakeland. “John Rodda Sports Park” I like the new boat ramp and all my new friends.
