Google Podcasts Spotify Apple Podcasts iHeartRadio Transcript Hi and welcome to another episode of the Traveling Fool podcast. I am Bob Bales your host, and today I'm going to talk about a tropical paradise where you do not need a passport to visit, at least if you're an American. Now I live in Texas. Texas has some nice beaches we're on the Gulf of Mexico but they're not … [Read more...]
Uncover the Hidden Gems in Wichita Kansas: Unveiling the 17 Best Things to Do
My trip to Wichita was hosted by Visit Wichita I am always looking for new and interesting places to travel to, so when I had the opportunity to visit Wichita Kansas I jumped at the chance. I had only visited Kansas one time before this trip and that was a detour to Coffeyville Kansas, location of the notorious Dalton Gang bank robbery attempt, while on a road … [Read more...]
Discover Wichita: From the B29 Doc to Aviation Marvels in the Air Capital of the World
My trip to Wichita Kansas was sponsored by Visit Wichita but all thoughts are my own. I took a trip to Wichita Kansas and was looking forward to checking out the town since I had heard it was an interesting place with a lot to see and do. What I didn’t know until I arrived was that Wichita has the title of being the Air Capital of the World. I knew about Wichita … [Read more...]
The Museum of World Treasures in Wichita Kansas an Amazing Venue
My trip to Wichita Kansas was sponsored by Visit Wichita but all opinions are my own. There may be affiliate links in the article. I love history, and when I travel, I am always interested in the history of the places I visit. I have also always been interested in military history. Now when I tell people this, I usually hear something like “We have a great museum you need … [Read more...]
Visitors Love Bandera Texas “The Cowboy Capitol of The World”
Visitors from around the world have visited, and many have returned to visit, Bandera Texas, The Cowboy Capitol of The World. Bandera is small town about 40 miles outside of San Antonio on the edge of the Texas Hill Country and has a population of less than 1,000. So just how did this small Texas country town in the lone star state earn the moniker of Cowboy Capitol and … [Read more...]
