Places - Page 9

During a cross country flight, take a look out the window. What do you see? Lots of open space and small towns, each with its own story and unique people. If you need a new place to explorer on your next vacation, try some of the places American Profile has visited.

America's Trout Town

by Stuart Englert

Hundreds of ponds teeming with fish shimmer in the sunlight at the world’s largest trout farm in Buhl, Idaho.

first appeared: 8/21/2005

Popping a Tasty Tradition

by Curt Arens

first appeared: 8/7/2005

On Yellowstone's Doorstep

by Stuart Englert

first appeared: 7/31/2005

Home of the Hamburger

by Mary Lou Santovec

first appeared: 7/24/2005

Tending Deutschen Traditions

by Stuart Englert

first appeared: 7/17/2005

Cheyenne's Cowboy Classic

by Mary Angell

first appeared: 7/10/2005

Gilroy's Great Garlic Gathering

by Laura Harris

first appeared: 7/3/2005

Resurrecting the Old West

by Paul Higbee

first appeared: 6/26/2005

Out of this World!

by Lyn Kidder

first appeared: 6/19/2005

Under the Big Top

by Mary Lou Santovec

first appeared: 6/12/2005

Where Generals Came to Terms

by Dick Matthews

first appeared: 5/22/2005

National Parkways

by Michael Nolan

The United States has more than 8 million miles of roadway, but only four roads, totaling just over 1,000 miles, are designated as national parkways.

first appeared: 5/15/2005

Race City USA

by Mary Jekielek Insprucker

Perhaps no other town in America can boast more residents who drive 200 mph, or can change four tires in less than 15 seconds, than Mooresville, N.C., known as Race City USA.

first appeared: 4/24/2005

Corvette City

by Richard McVey

first appeared: 4/10/2005

Where Whistlers Gather

by Ann Goebel

first appeared: 4/3/2005

Where North & South Reunited

by Stuart Englert

first appeared: 3/27/2005

Iowa's Literary Mecca

by Lori Erickson

first appeared: 3/20/2005

At Home in the Bush

by Stuart Englert

first appeared: 3/13/2005

Sacred Pipestone

by Chuck Cecil

first appeared: 3/6/2005

Weather's Extremes

by Vicki Brown

Hot or cold, wet or dry, sunny or stormy, everyone loves to talk about the weather, says Scott Stephens, a meteorologist for the National Climatic Data Center in Asheville, N.C. (pop. 68,889).

first appeared: 3/6/2005

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