70+ things to do in Pawhuska after you’ve eaten at The Pioneer Woman Mercantile
The first time we visited Pawhuska, Oklahoma, we went directly to The Pioneer Woman Mercantile to taste Ree Drummond’s frontier cooking for ourselves. We spent a day and a half in Pawhuska sipping coffee and eating cinnamon rolls upstairs in the bakery, shopping for...![70+ things to do in Pawhuska [Part 2] after you’ve eaten at The Pioneer Woman Mercantile](https://postcardjar.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Pawhuska-Part-2.jpg)
70+ things to do in Pawhuska [Part 2] after you’ve eaten at The Pioneer Woman Mercantile
[well]Note: If you have not read #1-35 of the “70+ things to do in Pawhuska after visiting The Pioneer Woman Mercantile,” click HERE first.[/well] 36. Get a refill on your pop at Handy’s If you’re working your way down this list, by now your cup is dry and...
Travel Tip: Sometimes you have to go up to go down
Recently, we traveled to Chicago for a long weekend. We stayed on the 18th floor of the Palmer House Hilton, a beautiful, historic hotel in the middle of the loop located just a block from Millennium Park and the Art Institute. This 25-story hotel is a great place to...
21 things to do on sea days
We often hear from people who tell us they would never want to take a cruise because they think they’d get bored. Somehow, the thought of a day at sea takes them back to their childhood, stuck in the middle of the backseat of their parents’ car for the...
20 Things I Always Take With Me
Thanksgiving is one of the busiest travel weeks in America, so whether you’re scrambling to pack a bag for a quick trip to grandma’s house, road-tripping to see the big game, or flying out on a weekend getaway to an exotic island (don’t we all wish),...About Us
We’re Steve and Ann Teget. We spent more than two decades in corporate America and public education before Ann’s health and Steve’s aversion to middle school girl drama convinced us to try something new. Now we are making the most of midlife and telling authentic stories about extraordinary travel. And yes, we send ourselves postcards.
