Tag: winter

Discovering West Virginia’s Historic Cranberry Glades

Discovering West Virginia’s Historic Cranberry Glades

We typically don’t think of the Mid-Atlantic region as being ideal territory for growing cranberries. Yet, believe it or not, there do still exist a few select locations throughout Maryland, Virginia, and even Pennsylvania where you can find wild, native varieties like the larger American cranberry and smaller bog cranberry. That’s because very specific growing … Continue reading Discovering West Virginia’s Historic Cranberry Glades →

A Look Back at Carr’s Beach

A Look Back at Carr’s Beach

February is Black History Month. It also happens to be one of the coldest months of the year, with this one in particular having reached record lows. Don’t those chilly temperatures make you just long for an escape to a warm, sunny beach setting? Credit: Pexels To the modern local beachgoer, there is a whole history … Continue reading A Look Back at Carr’s Beach →

Blowing Away Winter’s Chill at McFadden Art Glass 

Blowing Away Winter’s Chill at McFadden Art Glass 

Are the harsh weather conditions outside keeping you stranded inside and going stir-crazy? Are you looking for an inspiring, innovative new activity to pursue that’s entirely indoors and conveniently close to home? Then look no further than McFadden Art Glass. Credit: McFadden Art Glass Based in the heart of Baltimore, Maryland, McFadden Art Glass stands … Continue reading Blowing Away Winter’s Chill at McFadden Art Glass  →

Wildest Rides to Go on This Winter in West Virginia

Wildest Rides to Go on This Winter in West Virginia

We’ve established that West Virginia’s regional terrain makes it a premium pick for snow sports. Therefore, it shouldn’t be surprising to learn that it is the ultimate cold-weather destination in so many other ways, too. Even just a ride along the gleaming, shimmering snowy landscapes can be an enthralling and breathtaking experience. Furthermore, various locales … Continue reading Wildest Rides to Go on This Winter in West Virginia →