Rainbow photos are a dime a dozen but when it comes to truly beautiful captures, they are few and far between. New Mexico is the perfect state for images of rainbows, thunderstorms, and sunsets. Arguably it’s the best state in the country for such sights. Here is a collection of 10 of the most amazing

Just like many other regions of the United States, Illinois still has many state and local laws that would make visitors do a double take. From Chicago to Decauter, there are plenty of hidden laws from way back when that were overlooked and are technically still active today. Leave The Fuzzy Dice At Home Throughout

#1 Hawaii is the only state where you can see the Red-crested Cardinal! The best habitat for this bird is a subtropical or tropical dry shrub land or a heavily degraded former forest. They are native to many beautiful places like Bolivia, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, and parts of southern Brazil, like Pantanol. The Red-crested Cardinal

#1 Check out the Desert View Watchtower! Not the view you traditionally see of the Grand Canyon, eh? This view certainly receives less visitors than the notorious South Rim that tourists flock to, but it isn’t because it isn’t a phenomenal location. In fact, many people prefer this calm and serene oasis to the hustle

#1 E. M. Mills Memorial Rose Garden This century-old Syracuse rose garden has all the wonderment of Alice and Wonderland…minus a sultry pipe-smoking caterpillar. The garden, located inside of Thornden Park, holds 368 varieties of roses, totaling nearly 4000 plants. How could it be better? You can get married there. #2 Whiteface Mountain As New