Author Archives: Roger

Dan Quayle Center and Musuem

Posted on April 6, 2015 by Roger

I first heard about this museum several years ago and figured I’d have to visit it quickly because it wouldn’t be around for long. I was a little bit surprised to discover it still existed. Dan Quayle is from Huntington, … Continue reading →

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Nick’s Kitchen

Posted on April 6, 2015 by Roger

The breaded pork tenderloin sandwich … I’ve never had one, and it wasn’t on my bucket list. But when I saw that they were created at Nick’s Kitchen, in Huntington, Indiana, I couldn’t pass it up. It wasn’t a large … Continue reading →

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Sequoyah’s Cabin

Posted on March 27, 2015 by Roger

On my way to Honey Springs Battlefield, I passed a sign near Sallisaw, Oklahoma, that pointed the way to Sequoyah’s Cabin. I decided to stop in if I had time on the way back to Devil’s Den. It was a … Continue reading →

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Honey Springs Battlefield

Posted on March 27, 2015 by Roger

Some people relax by sitting around. I relax by exploring. After three days of relative inactivity, I was ready to explore. I headed off into Oklahoma by myself to visit Honey Springs Battlefield, a Civil War site in McIntosh County. … Continue reading →

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Arkansas Air & Military Musuem

Posted on March 25, 2015 by Roger

On Wednesday afternoon, Tim, Angela, Daniel, Luke and I drove into Fayetteville to visit a small museum. It was supposed to be a rainy-day activity, but the rain didn’t start until later in the day — and then it continued … Continue reading →

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