America – Page 6 – THE ROLLING STORM

Graffiti and Murals at Hope Outdoor Gallery

Makes you feel like a small slice of the city can be yours, and everyone's and be adorned however we bloody wish.

The migas and the fish taco were as good as any I have ever had. So good I made sure to make a trip back for seconds.

Just a few of the places I liked that you should check out when you cruise through South Congress.

The chicken fat rice and 'Cabbage Two Ways' really stood out with great flavor.

A swimming hole to end them all. Crisp, cool and sweet spring water helps to beat that Texas heat.

Got into ATX early so I went straight to the first taco stop on my list: Valentina's Tex Mex BBQ.

The USS Torsk is a cramped walk through World War II naval technology and the trials of the U.S. Navy's sailors.

Chicken and waffles? Yes, anytime. Don't forget the maple syrup.

Very notable interments here including the creator of the Ouija board and John Wilkes Booth - Abraham Lincoln's assassin.

Bucking the establishment and focusing on lesser known, self taught artists doing their own outsider thing.

Got my taco fix at Tortilleria Sinaloa while in Baltimore.

Under the Jones Falls Expressway overpass each Sunday you can find the Baltimore Farmers' Market ...

The Chesapeake offers a preserved glimpse into what the lives and trials of lightship sailors were like.

Faidley's has been doing seafood for over a century and has a reputation for serving one of the best crabcakes in Charm City.

The George Peabody Library feels like a cathedral filled with books.