Who We Are

We are Emily & Kyle (in order pictured!), and together with our teenage boys, we travel the country, looking for interesting, unusual, or downright weird locations to visit and document it for our various channels.

While we enjoy visiting a lot of the places that most everyone is familiar with (like national parks, major cities, and tourist destinations), what we REALLY love exploring are the unique roadside attractions, movie and film locations, and other oddities that make up Smalltown USA - the kinds of "off-the-beaten path" spots that others might drive right past without even realizing it.

If you're like us and enjoy seeing all of the destinations that most folks miss (or don't even realize are there), then join us for Another Amazing Adventure!

 

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We're travelers who find (and document) weird, interesting, or meaningful experiences all over the country.
  • Back in my day, our news feed was printed on paper and delivered to our house daily by a kid on a bike.

It had the latest headlines.

It had long posts from people complaining.

It had events listings.

It had job listings.

It had people looking to hook up.

It had movie times for local theaters.

It had games and puzzles.

It had horoscopes.

It had people asking for (and getting) advice.

It had gossip.

It even had memes (we called them “funnies” or “comic strips”).

And yes, it had ad’s, as well, especially on Sunday, with “promo codes” that we called Coupons.

If you wanted to take a screenshot, you cut out the section you wanted and put it in a shoebox.

If you didn’t want it delivered to you, you could walk to the corner of your street and get one from a box that was refilled daily.

All of this for around 25 cents per day. And once you were done with it, you had everything from packing materials to wrapping paper to paint covers.

We also had YouTube - it was called “public access.”
  • Bowie got tired of trying to find a spot without leaves… 🍁🍂🍃
  • If you’re ever in Richmond, Indiana, be sure to stop and check out Uranus. It’s not for everyone, but you might be surprised how enjoyable Uranus can be. We had a lot of fun in Uranus. In fact, there were lots of people in Uranus today. Some left Uranus eating fudge. Some got some hand-dipped chocolate cones in Uranus. They even have a dog park where Bowie could enjoy Uranus, and even bury a bone in Uranus.

And just on the other side of Uranus was Menards, which was conveniently adjacent to Dick’s.

😳🤫😂
  • A well-timed stop at @warmglow_candle in Centerville, Indiana, results in the sun helping us get a really cool shot! ☀️😎
  • Happy 17th Birthday to our resident Super Genius, Alec!!
  • Dr. Challis is clearly getting tired of all of these campaign texts (if you’ve seen “Halloween III,” you know…)
  • Politicians - “We’re going to CUT WASTEFUL SPENDING…by printing thousands of paper ad’s on high-glossy cardboard and pay postage to mail them out to everyone just so they can be added to the local dump!!” 🤷‍♂️😒

On the plus side, they make good starters for the fire pit 🔥
  • October 21st is “Back To The Future” Day (the date that Doc and Marty travel to in 2015) - but OF COURSE Kyle already knew that!! 🤓
Back in my day, our news feed was printed on paper and delivered to our house daily by a kid on a bike.

It had the latest headlines.

It had long posts from people complaining.

It had events listings.

It had job listings.

It had people looking to hook up.

It had movie times for local theaters.

It had games and puzzles.

It had horoscopes.

It had people asking for (and getting) advice.

It had gossip.

It even had memes (we called them “funnies” or “comic strips”).

And yes, it had ad’s, as well, especially on Sunday, with “promo codes” that we called Coupons.

If you wanted to take a screenshot, you cut out the section you wanted and put it in a shoebox.

If you didn’t want it delivered to you, you could walk to the corner of your street and get one from a box that was refilled daily.

All of this for around 25 cents per day. And once you were done with it, you had everything from packing materials to wrapping paper to paint covers.

We also had YouTube - it was called “public access.”
Back in my day, our news feed was printed on paper and delivered to our house daily by a kid on a bike. It had the latest headlines. It had long posts from people complaining. It had events listings. It had job listings. It had people looking to hook up. It had movie times for local theaters. It had games and puzzles. It had horoscopes. It had people asking for (and getting) advice. It had gossip. It even had memes (we called them “funnies” or “comic strips”). And yes, it had ad’s, as well, especially on Sunday, with “promo codes” that we called Coupons. If you wanted to take a screenshot, you cut out the section you wanted and put it in a shoebox. If you didn’t want it delivered to you, you could walk to the corner of your street and get one from a box that was refilled daily. All of this for around 25 cents per day. And once you were done with it, you had everything from packing materials to wrapping paper to paint covers. We also had YouTube - it was called “public access.”
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Bowie got tired of trying to find a spot without leaves… 🍁🍂🍃
Bowie got tired of trying to find a spot without leaves… 🍁🍂🍃
2 weeks ago
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If you’re ever in Richmond, Indiana, be sure to stop and check out Uranus. It’s not for everyone, but you might be surprised how enjoyable Uranus can be. We had a lot of fun in Uranus. In fact, there were lots of people in Uranus today. Some left Uranus eating fudge. Some got some hand-dipped chocolate cones in Uranus. They even have a dog park where Bowie could enjoy Uranus, and even bury a bone in Uranus.

And just on the other side of Uranus was Menards, which was conveniently adjacent to Dick’s.

😳🤫😂
If you’re ever in Richmond, Indiana, be sure to stop and check out Uranus. It’s not for everyone, but you might be surprised how enjoyable Uranus can be. We had a lot of fun in Uranus. In fact, there were lots of people in Uranus today. Some left Uranus eating fudge. Some got some hand-dipped chocolate cones in Uranus. They even have a dog park where Bowie could enjoy Uranus, and even bury a bone in Uranus. And just on the other side of Uranus was Menards, which was conveniently adjacent to Dick’s. 😳🤫😂
2 weeks ago
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A well-timed stop at @warmglow_candle in Centerville, Indiana, results in the sun helping us get a really cool shot! ☀️😎
A well-timed stop at @warmglow_candle in Centerville, Indiana, results in the sun helping us get a really cool shot! ☀️😎
2 weeks ago
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Happy 17th Birthday to our resident Super Genius, Alec!!
Happy 17th Birthday to our resident Super Genius, Alec!!
Happy 17th Birthday to our resident Super Genius, Alec!!
Happy 17th Birthday to our resident Super Genius, Alec!!
Happy 17th Birthday to our resident Super Genius, Alec!!
Happy 17th Birthday to our resident Super Genius, Alec!!
2 weeks ago
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Dr. Challis is clearly getting tired of all of these campaign texts (if you’ve seen “Halloween III,” you know…)
3 weeks ago
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Politicians - “We’re going to CUT WASTEFUL SPENDING…by printing thousands of paper ad’s on high-glossy cardboard and pay postage to mail them out to everyone just so they can be added to the local dump!!” 🤷‍♂️😒

On the plus side, they make good starters for the fire pit 🔥
Politicians - “We’re going to CUT WASTEFUL SPENDING…by printing thousands of paper ad’s on high-glossy cardboard and pay postage to mail them out to everyone just so they can be added to the local dump!!” 🤷‍♂️😒 On the plus side, they make good starters for the fire pit 🔥
3 weeks ago
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October 21st is “Back To The Future” Day (the date that Doc and Marty travel to in 2015) - but OF COURSE Kyle already knew that!! 🤓
3 weeks ago
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