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Flyover America
http://www.readflyoveramerica.com
Travel writers Sophia Dembling and Jenna Schnuer are two writers in love with America. Every diner and prairie and highway of it. The places that many people consider flyover territory—Lincoln, Nebraska; Lubbock Texas; Bayonne, New Jersey, and the like—grab hold of us. Flyover America is as much a state of mind as a place. Flyover America is packed with stories, discoveries and soul and we want to tell you all about it.
- Added on: Oct 1st, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Sophia Dembling
- Listed in: Travel Destinations
- Tags: travel United States america usa road trips flyover states
Recent Posts
We’ve Moved
Hi — Thanks for visiting. We recently moved to a new web host and our permanent URL has changed to http://www.readflyoveramerica.com. Follow us on a reader or your blogroll? Please change the link from http://flyoveramerica.wordpress.com to htt...
Getaways for Winter Days
We all have our own ideas of the perfect winter getaway. For some people, it’s a tropical beach, far from the snow-covered driveway. (Whenever I say I miss snow, living here in Texas, my husband says, “That’s because you never had to shovel a d...
Cross-Country Route Confusion
early 4 million miles of roads. That’s what we’ve got here in the U.S. Those of you who have been reading Flyover America for a while (or, even, for just a post) probably realize that a number like 4 million presents a problem if you̵...
Vintage Americana (The Drinking Kind)
lyover America is getting ever-so ever-so with the wine. Wineries are as ubiquitous as spas these days across the country. They’re in the most unexpected places. Texas is the fifth largest wine producer in the country. Close to my home, Grapev...
We Got Chills: Haunting America
Boo! Scare you? No? Well, we’ve got a few other tricks and travel treats bubbling away in this week’s Three-fer Friday cauldron. Here, some places and experiences that left us with chills (still multiplying). Happy Halloween! We’re ...
A Handmade Holiday in Door County
I’m an artsy-craftsy kind of person. I like to knit and sew and if you sit me down at a table with crafting supplies, I can usually come up with something. And around this time of year, I tend to spend a lot of time crafting this or that, to give a...
