Alabama is a curious mix of southern charm, historical pride, and political firsts. Sandwiched between Mississippi and Georgia on the North American Gulf Coast, Alabama is home to the Crimson Tide, War Eagles, and one of the world’s largest rocket collections housed at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center. As a southern coastal state, Alabama…
Author: Rhonda Fletcher
As a journalist and photographer for Becoastal Magazine, her work explores culinary and cultural discoveries, wildlife, and ancient monuments.
Acoustic Ecology: The Overlooked Study of Sound And Silence to Create 1 Environment
Acoustic Ecology relies on the fact that everything in the world is connected by sound. The sounds around us play an integral part in our relationships with people and nature, forming a tapestry that hums with a hidden symphony, and we are all part of the orchestra. From rustling leaves and crashing waves to city…
Ruidoso: New Mexico’s #1 Best Kept Secret (But Not For Long)!
Nestled within the enchanting Sacramento Mountains of Sierra County, Ruidoso, New Mexico, is a scenic enclave boasting a rich tapestry of history, culture, and outdoor adventure. This picturesque small town caters to thrill-seekers and those looking for a serene getaway, making it the perfect destination for families, couples, and solo travelers alike. Let’s explore the…
Spending Time in Austin: Scenic Drives
Whether an Austinite or just visiting, you will want to experience the splendor that is Central Texas. Whatever direction you choose, there is a fantastic road trip to be found.Whether you have a couple of hours or a long weekend, you may choose from arid deserts or snow-capped mountains. Drive through Cedar-filled forests that give…
Spending Time in Budapest: The Four Seasons
Budapest is an ancient city full of color and culture. First settled by the Celts in 1 A.D., it is located four hours southeast of Prague and is the historic capital of Hungary. The Danube River divides Budapest into the west side, still referred to as Buda, and the eastern side, Pest. The river continues…