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I vacationed at Pennsylvania's quintessential rest stop. It’s more inviting than it looks

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I expected to live my entire life without price-shopping for truck-stop showers. Then I spent the night in Breezewood. The adventure began last August when my main squeeze James and I drove to Colorado. We passed through Breezewood, Pennsylvania, as do many drivers heading to the Rust Belt and beyond. "What do you think about vacationing here for a week," James asked. I laughed loudly and dismissed the idea. If you've been there, you understand why. Breezewood has been a travel hub for centuries. It was a stagecoach stop in the late 1700s and then became a stop on the Lincoln Highway, America's first cross-country road. The Pennsylvania Turnpike opened in 1940, and thousands of World War II veterans exited at Breezewood, stopping at what now is the Gateway Travel Plaza to trade their unit patches for meals. Today, Motorists driving between I-70 and the turnpike are forced off the highway and onto a congested half-mile stretch of expensive gas s...

Overnight Cottage Rental Close to the Beautiful Tn River Vacation Rental in Tennessee

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Overnight Cottage Rental Close to the Beautiful Tn River Overnight Cottage Rental Close to the Beautiful Tn River " /> Overnight Cottage Rental Close to the Beautiful Tn River " src="https://api.mapbox.com/v4/mapbox.outdoors/pin-m+F5726A(0,0)/0,0,10/180x150.png?access_token=pk.eyJ1IjoidHJhaWxzIiwiYSI6ImNpdGwyM2w4aDAwMDUyeW84dTE2Yzkycm4ifQ.Rb2yrBLWc3M3sPtwE2yUtA" /> Type:   cottage with 2 bedroom(s), 2 bathrooms(s), sleeps 6 Price:   From $145 Monthly,Weekly,Daily Rating:   4 out of 5 stars Location:   Bath Springs,TN Check Availability & Make Reservations Cottage #3 (our specialty cottage ) has a king bed in the master bedroom and a queen and 1 twin in the loft and it has 2 bathrooms, the one off the master bedroom has a Jacuzzi tub and the other bathroom has a shower/tub combination. All cottages are fully furnished including the kitchen with a big screen TV, fireplace, WIFI and satellite for your enjoyment. There is a charcoal grill behind each c...

FAMILY FUN - Royal Caribbean Review

We drove from OKC to Houston the day before so that we wouldn't be rushed on the sail day. Stayed at the Fairfield Inn near the Houston airport. The price was reasonable and it was convenient and close to restaurants and easy access to the highway the next morning for the drive to Galveston. Only took about 35 minutes. The traffic getting to the cruise terminal on Sunday AM was SLOW going to get into the terminal area. I would recommend driving past the terminal and coming in from the east direction, rather than from the West and having to wait forever to turn into the terminal drives. Once we did get on the property, there were porters very available to assist in getting the luggage from the car and onto a cart for us. He showed us where the check in was and took care of getting all our luggage inside and checked in for us, which was a great help. He was friendly and affable and well worth the tip he earned. The staff inside the terminal were courteous and More smiling as...

50 Elvis Presley facts to commemorate 40-year anniversairy of his death - Norfolk and Suffolk Lifestyle News

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PUBLISHED: 09:30 16 August 2017 | UPDATED: 09:30 16 August 2017 Megan Aldous Elvis Presley as he presents sergeant's stripes during his career as a soldier in the US Army. Picture: EPA Archant It’s been 40 years since Elvis Presley passed away. We’ve pulled together 50 facts to celebrate The King and recall your favourite memories. [embedded content] 1. Elvis Presley ’s family tree can be traced back to Morning Dove White , a Cherokee on his mother’s side. 2. Elvis’ twin brother, Jessie Garon, was born at 4am on 8 January 1935 but was dead by the time Elvis was born. There is no evidence that Elvis used to talk to his dead twin. 3. Elvis Aaron Presley was born at 435am on 8 January 1935 at the family home, no more than a shack, in Tupelo, Mississippi. 4. In 1937, Elvis’ father, Vernon Elvis Presley , sold a hog to his landlord for $4. He was arrested for changing the cheque to $14 and was sent to the notorious penitentiary, Parchman Farm. 5. As a child, Elvis attended the Firs...