Tag: (ODD)yssey

Yesterday, I started a fun game on the blog, asking readers to follow along as Bigfoot and I took a road trip through the South. See if you can identify where we were and enter your guess in the comments on the blog or any of my social media platforms. I won’t publish the answers… Continue reading Day 2 of Where in the South is Bigfoot? You’ll be entered to win a free book

I’ve been keeping a secret y’all: I am close personal friends with Bigfoot. I know you are shocked but it’s true. I didn’t mention it because I like to try to protect his privacy because, as y’all know, he is a little camera shy. For the past couple of years, I have secretly accompanied the… Continue reading Let's play a game: Where in the South was Bigfoot in these road-trip photos?

I recently came across an interesting tidbit and the story behind a historical marker in Franklin, Ky.: The tale of an Air Force captain who crashed and died while chasing a UFO in 1948. Sweetums and I didn’t know about the marker when we were in Franklin a couple of summers ago or we would… Continue reading The pilot who died while chasing a UFO

If you travel along the South’s back roads, chances are you’ve come across at least one 20- or 30-foot tall Indian head carved from a massive tree. These unusual and detailed works of art – which range from 15 to 40 feet high – were created by artist Peter Wolf Toth to honor our country’s… Continue reading The story of those giant Indian heads and how you can see them

I’ve been meaning to write about a fun little stop Sweetums and I made last summer in Forsyth, Ga., but I seem to have lost my photos. Thankfully, Sweetums had taken some and I also found some on a Facebook page for the business, so I hope the owners don’t mind me borrowing a handful.… Continue reading This fun stop on I-75 in Georgia yielded fresh produce, TOE jam and moonshine