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Category Archives: Travel
A Western Oklahoma Ramble
On the last weekend of April, I headed west to attend a few events as the Tulsa County Representative for the Oklahoma Route 66 Association. I had to be in Clinton on Saturday and Weatherford on Sunday, so I figured … Continue reading
Posted in Oklahoma, Route 66, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged abandoned, Arrows to Atoms, Clinton, cogar, Erick, exploration, History, Mother Road, museum, Mustang, oklahoma, road trip, route 66, tour, travelok
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Four Days in The Marble City
I am fortunate in that I get to travel occasionally with my day job. Although I’m not always able to get out and explore, I look for any available opportunity to escape and see a few sights. Although it rained … Continue reading
Posted in Tennessee, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged bridge, Cherokee, Frontier, Knoxville, marsh arch, Mountains, National Park, neon, North Carolina, Pan-Am, Ramsey House, river, service station, Smoky Mountains, span, steakhouse, Tennessee, Ye Olde
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Education and Preservation in Louisiana
After a great week in the city of New Orleans, it was time to head home. Of course, a straight shot to Tulsa just wasn’t going to cut it; there’s plenty to see on the way! The first stop of … Continue reading
Posted in Louisiana, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged bridge, Caddo Lake, cemetery, historic, Jefferson Highway, Louisiana, Natchitoches, National Park Service, NCPTT, New Orleans, plantation, road trip, slavery, Waddell
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Jackson Square and Bourbon Street
After an eerily quiet night in the French Quarter last Wednesday, we went back the next day, this time to do more walking, exploring, and enjoying. I’m glad we did — although it was still relatively quiet, it was a … Continue reading
Posted in Louisiana, Travel
Tagged burger, diner, French Quarter, Jackson Square, Louisiana, neon, New Orleans, Preservation Hall, sign, tourist, Walgreens
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Exploring Cajun Country
Thanks to Samantha’s encouragement and patience, I awoke on Wednesday with an eagerness to (finally) explore. I wanted to wait for her to see the French Quarter, so I started by hopping back in the car and checking out a … Continue reading
Posted in Louisiana, Travel
Tagged bayou, beignets, bridge, Bud's Broiler, burger, Cafe Du Monde, canal, French Quarter, Louisiana, neon, New Orleans, nola, sign
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Entering the Crescent City
We rose early on Monday the 29th and headed east to The Big Easy. Before leaving Lafayette, though, Sam and I had breakfast at an amazing little place called Edie’s Express. It’s not hyperbole when I say they served the … Continue reading
Road to the Bayou State
When Samantha asked if I’d like to tag along with her to New Orleans, where she was to attend an event planning conference, I said sure. I’d never been to the city before (or Louisiana as a whole, actually) and … Continue reading
Posted in Louisiana, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Arkansas, Becknell, Borden's, bridge, Cameo, Eiffel Tower, historic, ice cream, Lafayette, Louisiana, Magnolia, neon, Paris, road trip, Santa Fe Trail, Texas, theater, William Becknell
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