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Category: Roadside Attractions
Loch HiawathaMinneapolis, MN
The mammoth of MargateLucy the Elephant, Margate City, NJ
Posted 9 years ago
We’ve all heard of the elephant in the room, but how many people can say they’ve been in a room in an elephant? Well, last week I finally joined the ranks of those who can. There are probably thousands of roadside attractions in the U.S.—some (like the Corn Palace, Paul & Babe, the Blue Whale… More
Say hello to my little friend
Posted 9 years ago
Boardwalk empireOcean City, NJ
Posted 9 years ago
Even if the bitterly cold breeze weren’t enough of a clue, I’d know what time of year it was by the fact that the boardwalk was completely empty last week. While it would have been nice to see the Shore in its summer glory, winter gave me the best chance to see the whole (apparently… More
StaycationlandCannon Beach and Columbia River Gorge, OR
Posted 9 years ago
What with moving into a new house and juggling a bunch of new studio projects this year, most of my sketching in 2014 was done pretty close to home. I have a feeling 2015 is going to be very different—several road trips are already on the calendar, and I’m making plans for others. Still, I’m… More
Serves four (hundred)Long Beach, WA and Seaside, OR
Posted 10 years ago
Well, I can’t feature the Winlock Egg without giving you something to cook it in, can I? Just over the coast range from Winlock is the town of Long Beach, home of the perfect roadside companion to the World’s Largest Egg. Since it’s not exactly as flamboyant as, say, a giant orange, people often blow… More
Eggstra largeWinlock, WA
Posted 10 years ago
Two-ton tater totO'Leary, PEI, Canada
Posted 10 years ago
Tuxedo twinsCut Bank, MT and Chehalis, WA
Posted 10 years ago
Bless their hearts, these birds aren’t quite so elegant as the Topeka Wren, but that’s no reason not to stand proud and proclaim their purpose. Actually, even that is a little muddled here. Maybe Cut Bank really is the coldest spot in the nation… just don’t tell International Falls, MN. Or, you know, the entire… More
Wild goose chaseWawa, ON, Canada
Posted 10 years ago
Wawa is the Ojibwe word for “wild goose”—a fact the town of Wawa, Ontario would prefer you didn’t forget. And just to make sure the lesson hits home, there is a veritable flock of giant geese waiting to welcome you. I just hope these guys don’t get the notion to fly south for the winter—then… More