I am a zealous traveler. I travel passion and with all the gusto I can. A roadtrip with me can be grueling, but it is always fun. Indeed, I travel with the intent of creating many good memories. Many call me a Road Warrior. Well, I love that term. I travel with zeal.
When on roadtrips, I like to be up with the sun and travel until the sun goes down. I stop for the night wherever I am at sundown…I can’t take many pictures at night now can I?
Taking photos along the waySumoflam and the FREE Stamp in Cleveland
In my zealous travels, I have visited all 50 states and a few Canadian Provinces. I have at least one photo of me in almost all of them…a few exceptions where I traveled to those places years ago and the photos either were lost or were never taken (Nevada, Rhode Island, Massachusetts…at least). But in recent years, I have become the “Shamelessly Self-Proclaimed Selfie King” and have tried to record my travels digitally, and include selfies along the way.
Without further adieu, following are selfies/photos of me in every state and Canadian Province I have visited (where I have photos). I have throw some “Road Warrior” and “Traveling with Zeal” pics in along the way for fun.
Sumoflam at Carlo’s Bake Shop in Hoboken, NJAm I Normal? Who knows?
ALABAMA
Visiting Alabama with some of my grandchildren in early 2017
ALASKA
On Glacier Bay in Alaska in 2004
ARIZONA
Visiting the Grand Canyon in 1983Sumoflam at Montezuma Castle National Monument in Arizona in 1983
ARKANSAS
Welcome to ArkansasFound Friendship in Arkansas
CALIFORNIA
At Golden Gate Bridge in in San Francisco, CA May 2015
COLORADO
Welcome to Colorado WY 789 and CO 13Sitting high up on Mt. Evans in Colorado in 1990 looking down at a crystal lake
CONNECTICUT
Mystic, CT Amtrak Station in Sept 2015
DELAWARE
Welcome to Delaware…first time since 1986. Visited in 2016 during Christmas Holiday
FLORIDA
Sumoflam at the Everglades in Florida in July 1990
GEORGIA
Stone Mountain, GA in 2015
HAWAII
Well…I used to have a photo of me hitting a golf ball at Mililani Golf Course in Honolulu. Can’t find it…..
IDAHO
At the Idaho Potato Museum in 2013 – Blackfoot, ID
ILLINOIS
A visit to Illinois in 2014Sumoflam with Superman in Metropolis, IL in 2014
INDIANA
Santa Claus, IN, Christmas 2015Story General Store, Story, IN
IOWA
World’s Largest truckstop is in Iowa. Been there three times
KANSAS
Little House on the Prairie in Eastern Kansas with the family in 1993
KENTUCKY – My Home Sweet Home since 1993
Visiting Cumberland Falls in Kentucky with grandchildren in 2016Visiting Kentucky’s Red River Gorge in November 2016
LOUISIANA
Entering Louisiana in 2014Visiting Troy Landry of Swamp People fame in Pierre Part, LA in 2014
MAINE
Visiting the beautiful lighthouse on the rocky shores of the Atlantic Ocean in Portland, Maine in 2015
MARYLAND
Ocean City, MD in December 2016
MASSACHUSETTS – I last visited Massachusetts in 1990 on a trip to Boston. Photos were taken, but got long lost….
MICHIGAN
On the blazing Hell Bench in Hell, MISumoflam with Hiawatha, America’s tallest Indian Statue at over 50 feet in Ironwood, MI
MINNESOTA
Sumoflam in Floodwood, MinnesotaBemidji, MN in 2014 — one of my bucket list places
MISSISSIPPI
On the Blues highway in Mississippi in 2014One of my favorite shots…Alligator, MSChunky, MS
MISSOURI
Welcome to MissouriAt the St. Louis Arch in MissouriFinding Success in Missouri
MONTANA – Lived in this wonderful state from 1970-1973
Hitting Montana on a road trip in 2014At the north entrance to Yellowstone National Park, still on US 89 in Montana
NEBRASKA
Visiting Nebraska in 2015Sumoflam at Carhenge in Alliance, NE
NEVADA – I have visited a few times but don’t think I ever got any photos. Oh well.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Welcome to New Hampshire in Sept 2015 – State #49!
NEW JERSEY
Welcome to Hoboken, NJPhoto of NYC taken from Sinatra Park in Hoboken, NJ
NEW MEXICO
Welcome to New Mexico at Raton PassHave a Coke and a Smile?? Coke machine in Roswell…
NEW YORK
In New York City in 1990 before the World Trade Center Twin Towers met their demiseStatue of Liberty, Ellis Island, NY 1990
NORTH CAROLINA
Jos with Grampz at rest area in North Carolina – April 2013
NORTH DAKOTA
Welcome to North DakotaOn the Enchanted Highway in Western North Dakota in 2013Rugby, ND in 2014
OHIO – I was born in Little Italy in Cleveland. Home sweet home.
My first home – 2072 Murray Hill Road, now home of the Murray Hill MarketSumoflam at the place of his birthI found Novelty in Ohio
OKLAHOMA
Visiting Oklahoma in 2014Okay, Oklahoma in 2012
OREGON
At Multnomah Falls in Oregon
PENNSYLVANIA
Smile…you are in Pennsylvania…so I smiled!Found Prosperity in PA
RHODE ISLAND – Only visited once way back in 1988. No photos. Actually drove through. Need to stop again!!
SOUTH CAROLINA
On the beach in Hilton Head, South Carolina in 2013
SOUTH DAKOTA
Visiting South Dakota for the 4th or 5th time in 2013Winner Winner..no chicken dinner, just the name of a town in SD
TENNESSEE
Visiting Tennessee in 2014 on my way to GalvestonWelcome to Bristol. I took this from the Tennessee side of the road.
TEXAS
Visiting Texas in 2014We visited Texas in October 2016. This was in Texarkana, TXSumoflam visits Austin, Texas
UTAH – Graduated High School in Murray, UT in 1974
Graduated from Murray High School in 1974At Monument Valley in Utah in 1982Welcome to Salt Lake
VERMONT – My 50th state visited — made it in 2016
State Number 50 – At NH/VT border in Brattleboro, VT
VIRGINIA
Welcome to Virginia…taken in early August 2016At the Cross Roads of the Virginia Creeper and Appalachian Trails
WASHINGTON
Neah Bay, Washington – the northwestern most point in the continental USSeattle’s famed Pike Place Market – what a place!
WEST VIRGINIA
Welcome to West Virginia!Meeting a Friendly guy outside the Friendly, WV Post Office
WISCONSIN
Wisconsin welcomes Sumoflam on US Route 2With the famed Hodag in Rhinelander, WI
WYOMING
Wyoming’s Wildlife?Sumoflam at Top of the World on the Beartooth Highway in Wyoming
WASHINGTON DC
Sumoflam at the White House – July 1990Washington DC 2016
ONTARIO, CANADA
Sumoflam at Screaming Heads in Burk’s Falls, OntarioCustomers Needed – Toronto, Ontario
SASKATCHEWAN
Welcome to Saskatchewan
MANITOBA
Virden, ManitobaAt an oil well display in Virden, Manitoba
ALBERTA
Solomon and Sumoflam become part of the Star Trek gang in Vulcan, Alberta Sept 2007Sumoflam at the USS Enterprise Monument (with Crafty Jack) in Vulcan, Alberta (2007)
During the month of April 2016 I participated in the Blogging from A to Z Challenge. The challenge had each blogger select a theme and then do a post thematically from A to Z during each day of April , except Sundays.
This was my first opportunity to really participate in this annual event, which just completed its 6th year. It was not easy!! I had to not only post something daily, but also create a theme and stick with it. And, in my perfectionist way, I wanted to make sure there were plenty of photos and commentary. I wrote in such a way to draw people to the more detailed posts, where ever possible.
It was a load of fun and I completed the challenge. Not sure how many actually did, but it was certainly tough, yet fulfilling.
What I really loved about the event was being able to communicate and link up with others doing the same thing. I have made some new friends on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. I have found some interesting blogs to follow and also have a few new followers.
I most certainly look forward to participating again next year. Now to start thinking of a good theme for next year. May actually take a long time!!!
A BIG Thanks to Arlee Bird and her wonderful team!!
My blog was number 1337 out of 1670 participating blogs. This year my A to Z posts took readers across the back roads of America to many unique towns. See what other bloggers posted about, check out the link: A to Z Theme Reveal List for 2016
Following is a complete listing of each with the banners associated with each post’s link. Click on the Lettered Banner to go to the specific post.
The A Towns: Amarillo, TX – Adair, IA – Alzada, MT – Alamogordo, NM – Alligator, MS – Alliance, NE – Ada, MI – Akela Flats, NM
The B Towns: Bemidji, MN – Boring, OR – Blackfoot, ID – Burk’s Falls, ON – Booger Holler, AR – Brownsville, TN – Babb, MT – Blackwater, MO – Bena, MN – Bucksnort, TN – Bugtussle, KY – Bugtussle, TX
The C Towns: Cactus Flat, SD – Centralia, MO – Cape Elizabeth, ME – Climax, NC – Climax, KY – Choteau, MT – Cave City, KY – Charm, OH – Chelsea, MI – Champaign, IL – Cut Bank, MT – Caledonia, ON – Cut and Shoot, TX – China Grove, TX – Cool, TX – Coolville, OH
The D Towns: Douglas, WY – DeForest, WI – Discovery Bay, WA – Dublin, OH – Dublin, TX – Dragoon, AZ – Denton, TX – Durant, OK – Danville, IL – Dallas, SD – Denver, NC – Damon, TX
The E Towns: Earth, TX – Eureka Springs, AR – Elbe, WA – Easton, PA – Eldon, IA – Egg Harbor, WI – East Peoria, IL – Embro, ON – Eagle, CO – Endeavor, WI
The F Towns: Flagstaff, AZ – Friendly, WV – Friendship, AR – Flippin, AR – Fair Play, SC – Fergus Falls, MN – Feely, MT – Flippin, KY – Fly, OH – Four Way, TX – Future City, IL
The G Towns: Gainesville, TX – Gothenburg, NE – Guthrie, KY – Gregory, SD – Galata, MT – Glasgow, MT – Glasgow, KY – Gardiner, MT – Gillette, WY – Granbury, TX – Grand Forks, ND – Gravel Switch, KY – Gilboa, OH – Georgetown, TX
The H Towns: Hell, MI – Hamtramck, MI – Hamilton, ON – Hatch, NM – Hico, TX – Hopland, CA – Hoboken, NJ – Hugo, OK – Hershey, PA – Home on the Range, ND – Hamburg, IA
The I Towns: Indian Head, SK – Intercourse, PA – Ironwood, MI – Independence, MO – Idaho Falls, ID – Iona, ID – Inverness, MT – Iron River, WI
The J Towns: Jamestown, ND – Joseph, OR – Jeffersonville, IN – Juneau, AK – Jackson Hole, WY – Janesville, WI – Jackson Center, OH – Jamaica Beach, TX – Jamestown, NY
The K Towns: Kemmerer, WY – Keystone, SD – Ketchikan, AK – Kensington District, ON – Kadoka, SD – Kremlin, MT – Kirkwood, MO
The L Towns: LeClaire, IA – Lake Nebagamon, WI – Lesage, WV – LeRoy, NY – Lizard Lick, NC – Lake Jackson, TX – Lost Springs, WY – Langdon, ND
The M Towns: Mt. Horeb, WI – Meadville, PA – Metropolis, IL – Marshfield, WI – Moenave, AZ – Mystic, CT – Montrose, SD – Minot, ND – Mitchell, SD – Mapleton, ON – Medina, NY – Moose Jaw, SK – Mars, PA
The N Towns: Nicholson, PA – Nekoma, ND – Natchez, MS – Neah Bay, WA – Nauvoo, IL – Newport, OR – Newark, OH – Normal, IL – Nice, CA – New Salem, ND
The O Towns: Only, TN – Old Orchard Beach, ME – Okay, OK – Oil Springs, ON – Oak Creek, CO – Oacoma, SD – Odd, WV – Onawa, IA – Oddville, KY
The P Towns: Pella, IA – Peculiar, MO – Pierre Part, LA – Point Pleasant, WV – Paris, KY – Paris, TX – Paris, TN – Paris, ON – Port Orchard, WA – Powder River, WY – Paducah, KY – Port Gibson, MS – Palmyra, NY – Perryville, KY – Paxton, NE – Pembroke, NY – Penn Yan, NY – Ponder, TX
The Q Towns: Quincy, IL – Quartzsite, AZ – Queen City, OH (Cincinnati) – Quicksand, KY
The R Towns: Roswell, NM – Regent, ND – Rhinelander, WI – Rabbit Hash, KY – Raton, NM – Red Lodge, MT – Riverside, IA – Rugby, ND – Rudyard, MT
The S Towns: Steubenville, OH – Stanley, ID – Sedona, AZ – Santa Rosa, CA – Staunton, IL – Sisters, OR – Seymour, WI – Santa Claus, IN – Sandwich, NH – Sweet Grass, MT – Shakespeare, ON – Stratford, ON – Sikeston, MO – Success, MO – Soda Springs, ID
The T Towns: Tightwad, MO – Talent, OR – Toad Suck, AR – Thermopolis, WY – Teton Valley, ID – Tetonia, ID – Tuba City, AZ – Tornado, WV – Tavistock, ON – Tomahawk, WI – Tripp, SD – Tunica, MS – Tioga, TX – Ten Sleep, WY – Torch, OH
The U Towns: Uncertain, TX – Uncasville, CT – Upper Lake, CA – Ukiah, CA – Upton, KY
The V Towns: Vulcan, AB – Valier, MT – Vernal, UT – Vandalia, IL – Vicksburg, MS – Versailles, KY – Vincennes, IN
The W Towns: Wharton, TX – Welland, ON – Wapiti, WY – Wall, SD – Winterset, IA – Winner, SD – Walla Wall, WA – Worland, WY – Walcott, IA – Waldo, AR – West Montrose, ON
The X Towns: Xenia, OH – Lexington, KY – Cotopaxi, CO – Oxford County, ON – Texarkana, AR – Texline, TX – Rexburg, ID – Exie, KY
The Y Towns: Yampa, CO – West Yellowstone, MT – Yellville, AR – York, NE
The Z Towns: Zanesville, OH – Zelienople, PA – Zurich, MT
During the month of April I am participating in the Blogging from A to Z Challenge. The challenge has each blogger select a theme and then do a post thematically from A to Z during each day of April , except Sundays. My blog is number 1337 out of 1670 participating blogs. This year my A to Z posts will take you across the back roads of America to many unique what other bloggers will be posting about, check out the link: A to Z Theme Reveal List for 2016
The M Towns
Mount Horeb, Wisconsin
Welcome to Mt. Horeb, WIA giant troll sculpture greets you at the Mount Horeb Welcome Center. Created by Wally KellerAhhh..trollsA Mt. Horeb Troll – for good measureOne of dozens of HUGE trolls in Mt. Horeb, WisconsinGrumpy Troll Brew Pub and Restaurant, Mt. Horeb, WI
There is no better place to catch some trolls than in Mount Horeb, Wisconsin. Indeed, the main attraction for the town are the trolls. The town has created a “Trollway” along Wisconsin Highway 151 with many large carved wooden trolls visible from the road. Many of these were created by local artist Michael Feeney. We found a few on our visit…. Click here for a nice map of the town, with all of the trolls and other attractions. Click HERE to read more about my 2012 visit and see more trolls.
Meadville, Pennsylvania
Sumoflam and Road Sign FlowersRoad Sign Flower Garden in Meadville, PAStop sign flower in Meadville, PABalloons and moreRoadsign art in Meadville
Traveling Interstate 79 North towards Pittsburgh, you can hop off of Exit 147 onto US Highway 19 and head towards Meadville. Not too far off from there you will run into something interesting. Along the road there is a giant menagerie of roadside art…all made from repurposed roadsigns that PennDOT had donated. Signs & Flowers is a garden of 12 large flowers made of recycled road signs and landscaping at the PennDOT storage lot in Meadville (photos below). In the spring and summer of 2001, Allegheny College art students, under the direction of art professor Amara Geffen, designed and planted the “garden,” which has quickly become a popular attraction for local residents and tourists. In the summer of 2002 Geffen’s students continued the project by constructing a 200-foot sculptural fence Read Between the Signs on the PennDOT property along Hwy 322. See more photos and more of the story HERE.
Metropolis, Illinois
Welcome to Metropolis, home of Superman“Super” Family Trip – Metropolis, IllinoisSumoflam with Superman in Metropolis, ILThe Giant non-Superman Statue in Metropolis, IL
Many of us have grown up hearing the name “Metropolis” and associating with the big city that Superman. Well, there is actually a town in Illinois called Metropolis and they celebrate their Superman status with an entire town square dedicated to Superman and a newspaper called the Planet. See more in my post about Metropolis from 2012 HERE.
Marshfield, Wisconsin
Jurustic ParkWelcome to Jurustic Park20 foot tall Jurustic Park dragon in Marshfield, WIClyde Wynia, the creator of Jurustic Park and the artist behind all of the work
Marshfield, Wisconsin is located just north of US Highway 10 smack in the middle of Wisconsin. And, about four miles north of Marshfield, you can turn off onto Wisconsin Highway 97 and then onto Highway E on the north edge of Marshfield at the Wal-Mart stoplight. Go north past Menards 3 1/2 miles to Sugarbush Lane for 1/2 mile and you will see strange metal sculptures — you are then at Jurustic Park, the brainchild of former attorney Clyde Wynia. Once you get there and park, you will likely be met by Clyde and he will give you the ultimate tour, tell you the stories (both real and made up all intermingled) and will demonstrate and explain some of his nearly 1000 pieces. I asked him how many he has made and he said he has never counted them!! Jurustic Park is a MUST SEE destination if you are anywhere near. See my detailed post from 2012 about Clyde and Jurustic Park HERE.
Moenave, Arizona
Moenave Dinosaur Tracks near Tuba City, AZMoenave Dinosaur Tracks near Tuba City, AZAnother view of the many tracks at Moenave.
In the early 1980s I was a tour guide for Nava-Hopi Tours in Flagstaff, Arizona. Many of my tours took visitors to the Navajo and Hopi Indian Reservations in Northern Arizona. One of first stops on these specific trips was at a little place known as Moenave, which is just off of US Highway 160 a few miles east of US Highway 89 north of Flagstaff. Not too far up Hwy 160 on the left there is a turn off to the Dinosaur Tracks. This spot on the Navajo Nation may be one of the most well preserved dinosaur track fossils around and, with probably close to 200 tracks, it may also be one of the biggest sites. The site has become so popular, that the Navajo Nation may soon be creating a small visitor center and a fence to protect the site from vandals. Currently you can still visit these for free, but it is advisable to leave a tip to the kind Navajo folk that “guide” you among the tracks. Bear in mind that you’ll need to take what they claim about the tracks with a grain of salt. Though paleontologists have verified these as authentic, there are no T-Rex tracks and no dinosaur poop on the site. Just a number of three toed tracks.
Mystic, Connecticut
Welcome to Mystic, CTMystic, CT signpost4 Roosevelt Bistro Thai Restaurant in Mystic, CTMystic Pizza in Mystic, CT with my sweet wife
Connecticut offer many unique treasures, and one of them is most certainly Mystic, which sits on US Highway 1, just south of I-95. The town is on the Block Island Sound and is not too far from the northeastern stretches of Long Island in New York. We visited Mystic in 2015 as part of our New England visit/adventure. I was more interested in seeing the site of the 1980s movie Mystic Pizza, but also found that the small town has an awesome seaport with some tall sail ships, a fairly well known (though expensive) aquarium, a submarine museum, and even a nearby dinosaur park in Montville. It certainly deserves more than the couple of hours we devoted to the town. By the way, we have heard that you don’t want to try the pizza. But, I would advise you try the Thai at the 4 Roosevelt Bistro, which we discovered on our drive into Mystic and turned around after our drive thru town to go grab lunch there. It was a pleasant surprise to know that they also had a good number of vegan and vegetarian items on the menu, which made most of us happy. See more details of our visit to Mystic an other areas in New England HERE.
Montrose, South Dakota
Porter’s Sculpture Park, Montrose, SDA skeleton keeping guard at Porter’s Sculpture Park in Montrose, SDSixty foot tall bull head can be seen for miles.Oddball upside down giant hammer at the Porter Sculpture ParkPorter Sculpture Park as seen from a Google Satellite image
Back in 2013 I was on a return trip home from Idaho with my wife. We had left Mitchell, South Dakota (see below) were driving east on I-90 toward Sioux Falls. Unbeknownst to me, in the small town of Montrose, South Dakota, right off the freeway (near Exit 374), there was an unusual site. I actually pulled onto the shoulder to get out and get shots of what is known as the Porter Sculpture Park, which includes an amazing 60-foot tall bull’s head, which is what got me. For some reason I had overlooked this one!! You can see more about my trip HERE.
Minot, North Dakota
Sumoflam at the replica of the Gol Stave Church at the Scandinavian Heritage Park in Minot, NDThe 30 foot tall Dala Horse at the Scandinavian Heritage Center in Minot
Once again, in the Dakotas, there is so much to see. On a 2014 trip west to Montana, I made a stop in Minot, ND, which is on US Highway 2 in western North Dakota. This city is home to the North Dakota State Fair, but, of more interest to me is their celebration of Scandinavian heritage. The annual Norsk Hostfest is the largest festival of its kind in North America and is a tribute the area’s Scandinavian heritage. The Scandinavian Heritage Park is home to a replica of the beautiful Gol Stave Church which currently sits at the Norsk Folkemuseum in Oslo, Norway. You can see more about this trip across North Dakota on US Highway 2 HERE.
Mitchell, South Dakota
World’s Only Corn PalaceSumoflam at the Corn PalaceThe Corn Palace – 2013
Back in South Dakota again, you can’t miss out on the Corn Palace of Mitchell, SD. It is one of those iconic must see roadside attractions. Originally built in 1892 as the “Corn Belt Exposition,” it became an iconic landmark and attraction in Mitchell after 1921. Every year the exterior decorations are stripped and a new theme is created. The work is done by local artists. The artists use 13 different colors or shades of corn to decorate with. Typically there are over 275,000 ears of corn used annually on the murals. There is a nice list of the history of the murals here. Definitely worth a visit if you are on Interstate 90 in eastern South Dakota.
Mapleton, Ontario (Honorable Mention)
Taxidermy and Cheese StoreTaxidermy and Cheese all in one stop!
The small community of Mapleton, Ontario is one of those “blink you miss it places. However, it is also one of those unique and offbeat places, featuring the Mapleton Taxidermy and Cheese Shop. See my 2012 post for more details HERE.
Medina, New York (Honorable Mention)
Big Apple Medina, NYCulvert Road tunnel UNDER the Erie CanalCulvert Road Tunnel under Erie Canal
Clear up in northern New York, not too far from Niagara Falls, is a small town called Medina which is home to TWO unique oddities. The most well known is the Culvert Road Tunnel, which is a Ripley’s Believe It or Not (one of my site sponsors) featured site. This is the only place one can “cross” the Erie Canal by going UNDER it!! Also, if you thought the Big Apple was in New York City, think again, the real Big Apple sits beside a bridge. The apple was sculpted by artist Richard D. Banninster in 1999. See my whole 2008 story about both attractions HERE.
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan (Honorable Mention)
Mac the Moose in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
Back up in Canada, the town of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan is home of the world’s largest moose statue, named Mac the Moose. I first visited there as a high school junior for a band tour in the 1970s BEFORE the moose. I once again made my way to Moose Jaw in 2007. Touted as the World’s Largest Moose, Mac stands 32 feet tall and weighs in at 10 tons. He was made by Saskatoon artist Don Foulds in 1984. Mac is considered to be one of the most photographed roadside attractions in all of Canada. See more about my 2007 visit HERE.
Mars, Pennsylvania (Honorable Mention)
Welcome to MarsMars, PA
Finally, for you outer space and alien lovers, you can visit Mars, Pennsylvania and see their out of this world spaceship in the city park downtown. Residents of Mars are often called “Martians”, or “Planets” because of the high school team name, which is actually the “Fightin’ Planets.” See my post about Mars HERE.
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