Richard Christensen, Author at Wagon Pilot Adventures

Plan a Mid-Week Visit to Sandusky, Ohio to Maximize Your Vacation Time

Posted by Richard Christensen | Oct 25, 2019

Visiting Sandusky, Ohio mid-week offers the convenience of lower crowds, is easier on the wallet, and gives you more time and space to enjoy your vacation time.

Touring Indiana’s Mid-America Windmill Museum

Posted by Richard Christensen | Oct 19, 2019

Touring Indiana’s Mid-America Windmill Museum. Displays, museum, windmills, hours and visitor tips to help plan your visit.

Old Ben and the Sycamore Stump in Kokomo, Indiana

Posted by Richard Christensen | Sep 16, 2019

On the edge of downtown Kokomo, Indiana is a peculiar park. Take a walk through and you’ll find such oddities as Old Ben, the world’s largest steer.

Exploring Ohio’s Serpent Mound

Posted by Richard Christensen | Sep 11, 2019

The world’s largest effigy mound is located in Ohio. Who built the Serpent Mound? What was it used for? Find out more, plus tips to plan your own visit.

Norris English Pub Brings British Tradition to Indiana’s Heartland

Posted by Richard Christensen | Aug 8, 2019

Norris English Pub brings British tradition to rural Liberty, Indiana with classic pub fare and a variety of microbrews.

Fort Wayne, Indiana Extends its Urban Oasis with Promenade Park

Posted by Richard Christensen | Aug 5, 2019

Promenade Park, the latest in a chain of urban redevelopment, will add a multitude of new spaces and activities to downtown Fort Wayne, Indiana. Situated along the St. Mary’s River, the 4.2 acre park will appeal to young and old with open playscapes, water features, and entertainment venues. Promenade Park extends the network of greenspaces within the city and provides easy access to the river and surrounding natural areas; something Fort Wayne has proven is a priority for its community

After Dark Photo Walk: Frankenmuth at Night

Posted by Richard Christensen | Jul 26, 2019

Travel Shorts: After Dark Photo Walk through Frankenmuth, Michigan. Come along for a bit of night time photography after the tourists have left.

Visiting Exotic Species at Indiana’s Black Pine Animal Sanctuary

Posted by Richard Christensen | Jul 25, 2019

Black Pines Animal Sanctuary provides a forever home for exotic animal who were raised in captivity and would not survive in the wild. Here’s some info to help plan your visit.