There’s nothing quite like the magical lights of the holiday season, and some destinations in the U.S. have perfected the craft of holiday decoration. If you’re looking to get away this December and still engage in seasonal festivities, add one of these places to your must-visit list. New York City’s Rockefeller Center New York City is an iconic location for Christmastime. The scene is like a Hallmark card: Ice-skating lovers whiz past miles of twinkling lights underneath an exceptionally tall and amply-decorated tree. The tree is specially selected by Rockefeller Center’s landscaping crews, who scout out trees years in advance. It remains lit from November to early January, so you have plenty of time to check it out. Ranch Christmas in Jackson, Wyoming Jackson, Wyoming, takes its frontier culture to the next level during the Christmas season. All year, the city proudly displays four elk antler arches, but around the holidays, they are lit up with white string lights and flanked by snow. The Christmas decorations and lights surrounding the archway make for a Western-themed holiday pulled right out of a John Wayne classic. For holiday admirers looking for a unique spin, Jackson has you covered. Yearly Yuletide in Santa Claus, Indiana This one’s for the Christmas lover. If you can’t make it out to Santa Claus, Indiana, this GET AWAY AND BE FESTIVE THIS HOLIDAY SEASON Christmas Tours
holiday season, you can still celebrate Christmas in this tiny Midwestern town in January, June, or even October. Embracing its unique name, the town boasts a museum, holiday shopping center, and a Christmas theme park. In a moving tribute, the town’s residents also write responses to children’s letters to Kris Kringle himself. It’s impossible to avoid holiday cheer in this town. Disney World’s Christmas Magic What better place to celebrate the most magical time of the year than in the most magical place on Earth? Walt Disney World’s halls are decked to the max with a parade, gingerbread homes, strings of lights, and festive parties. Plus, costs to visit Disney World can be cheaper during the Christmas season, so keep an eye out for a vacation steal.
3 HUNTING DOGS YOU’D WANT BY YOUR SIDE DID YOUR BREED MAKE THE LIST?
Setter Like most hunting dogs, you never know what you’re going to get with a setter. You might have a resilient tracker who will go through hell and back with you; on the other hand, you might get a total couch potato. It all depends on the breeding and the dog’s personality, but when you find a good setter, they’ll spoil you more than any other dog.
The only thing better than heading out to hunt is the company you keep while doing it. Most people love to go in groups for safety purposes and to forge relationships. But as you grow older, relationships change, family dynamics adjust, and your priorities shift, but amid all of life’s transformations, there’s always one hunting companion you can count on: your dog. Here are three of the best hunting dogs out there. German Wirehaired Pointer Tough, protective, and versatile, these dogs are undeniably great for bird hunting. One unique aspect of this breed is that they track scent with their heads up rather than looking toward the ground. Some breeds may require training to be around children, but as a retriever, they are relentless. Brittany The Brittany is a beautiful breed that will stay close to you and not chase potential targets. But when you’re at home, they’ll stay even closer. This breed is smart, caring, and also more compact than most hunting dogs.
If you’re anything like us, you’re ready to argue why your dog deserves to be on this list. Heck, turn to the front page, and you’ll see a gorgeous chocolate lab, and they’re also great hunting companions. These three breeds, however, deserve their recognition. If you want to let us know why your dog is the best to take on hunting trips, give us a call.
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