Jamie Rhein

Jamie Rhein, who has lived in five countries and five states is a writer who specializes in adventure, family and bargain travel. Festivals are a forte—the Pawpaw Festival is a favorite. A member of the Midwest Travel Writers Association, Jamie has articles in several publications including Ohio Magazine and Country Living (Buckeye Power) as well as posts at Gadling, Uptake.com and Hotel Scoop. Currently, she lives in Columbus, Ohio.

Seneca History and Culture are Showcased at NY Historic Site

New York, United States /

In the Finger Lakes region in upstate New York, the Seneca, one of the six nations of the Haudenosaunee, more commonly known as the Iroquois Confederacy, once thrived. Thankfully, due to their ancestors’ grit, fortitude, and determination to keep their culture alive, the Seneca that still live here remain connected to their roots and are happy to share their cultural […]

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Digging for Dinosaur Bones in Montana

Montana, United States /

Digging for dinosaur bones you can keep found us at the outskirts of Glendive, Montana in the state’s northeast corner heading to the Baisch family’s ranch. The ranch, in the midst of Montana’s badlands, is a privately owned experiential family travel destination. Here, at Baisch’s Dinosaur Digs, looking for dinosaur bones is peppered with stories of growing up where the

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