by OntheRoadwithSusan | Aug 9, 2025 | Covered Bridges
Exploring the Rare Double-Barrel Covered Bridges Covered bridges have long captured the imagination of travelers and photographers alike, their quaint charm evoking a slower, more deliberate era. But tucked away across the United States is an even rarer breed—the...
by OntheRoadwithSusan | Aug 9, 2025 | Lighthouses, Texas Destinations
From Galveston to Port Isabel The history of Texas lighthouses runs deep, starting back in 1852 when the federal government built more than 20 beacons to help ships navigate the shallow waters, shifting sandbars, and hidden oyster reefs of the Gulf of Mexico. Over the...
by OntheRoadwithSusan | Aug 6, 2025 | General
How Travel Has Changed - and How to Get the Joy Back ! Travel has always been a source of joy, wonder, and inspiration. From discovering new cultures to indulging in once-in-a-lifetime experiences, it offered a sense of freedom and possibility. But if you’ve found...
by OntheRoadwithSusan | Aug 2, 2025 | Lighthouses
From Coast to Coast The Beacon Shines Lighthouses have long been iconic symbols of safety, strength, and coastal beauty—guiding sailors through stormy seas and rocky shores for centuries. At the height of lighthouse construction, more than 1,500 lighthouses were built...
by OntheRoadwithSusan | Jul 30, 2025 | Pennsylvania Destinations, Pittsburgh, PA
More Bridges Than Venice - And A Lot More steel If you’ve ever driven into Pittsburgh for the first time, you probably remember it vividly — maybe it was through the Fort Pitt Tunnel with that jaw-dropping view of the city skyline, flanked by bridges in every...
