The Buffalo Dance

Let's dance, Louisville Men's Basketball 🏀 The guys are... heading to Buffalo for a meeting with USF in the first round of the NCAA Tournament #GoCards x #MarchMadnessshow more

Most people look for Cahokia in the dirt. That... makes sense. The mounds are still there. But I think that is where the story starts, not where it ends. The real story may be what left with the people. 🧵show more

Before I-10, before interstates, before driving across America became... ordinary, this chunk of coquina in St. Augustine, Florida marked the beginning of a road to San Diego. It’s the Zero Milestone of the Old Spanish Trail. The route was conceived in 1915 and eventually stretched roughly 2,800 miles across the southern United States. Getting there meant stitching together roads, bridges and ferries across some of the hardest country in America to build through. By 1929, motorists could follow it from the Atlantic coast of Florida to the Pacific coast of California. And this was Mile 0. I enjoy coming across old named highways. The Lincoln Highway. Dixie Highway. Old Spanish Trail. Before roads became numbers, people sold them almost like adventures. Most of the Old Spanish Trail eventually disappeared into newer highways. The road survived. Its name mostly didn’t. But the old coquina Zero Milestone is still sitting there in St. Augustine.show more

I always figured Bishop Castle was one big construction... project. It isn’t. Jim Bishop bought forty acres in southern Colorado as a teenager with plans to build a family cabin. In 1969, he started laying stone from the property. Then he came back the next day. And the day after that. Walk through the castle today and you can almost read the order it grew. One tower needed stairs. The stairs led to an iron bridge. Another section took shape. Years later came stained glass, a ballroom, and eventually the steel dragon that still breathes fire above the trees. Walking it nothing feels like it was built all at once. Older stone sits beside newer work. The welding changes from one section to another. Some ideas grew larger than he probably imagined. Others stopped exactly where they ended. People describe Bishop Castle as something one man built. Standing in it, it feels more like decades of ordinary work that never really stopped. One more weekend or one more wall. Most landmarks preserve a finished place. Bishop Castle preserves the years it took to get there.show more

The San Jose Sharks are finally in Buffalo! Buffalo... Sabres Sharks on NBCSshow more

One of the richest men in the Pacific Northwest... set out to build a mausoleum unlike anything else in Washington. Hidden in the woods near Roche Harbor, the McMillin Mausoleum was designed with Masonic symbolism throughout… unfinished columns, ceremonial stairways, and architecture meant to speak in symbols as much as stone. It was supposed to be crowned with a bronze roof and surrounded by landscaped grounds. Instead, construction simply stopped. More than a century later, no definitive explanation exists for why it was abandoned. The monument meant to preserve one family’s legacy became a monument to something else entirely: Even immense wealth can’t guarantee you’ll finish the story you planned to leave behind.show more

The power of the buffalo. 😤

The Buffalo Sabres have a wagon outside their arena.... 😮 The vibes in Buffalo are as high as ever!show more

We got THUNDERSNOW here in north Buffalo! I can’t... believe I got it on video⚡️News 4 Buffalo Jim Cantore The Weather Channel WeatherNation #Buffaloshow more

Cam Eden shines bright ✨ The Toronto Blue Jays... outfielder robs a homer for the Luces de Buffalo (Buffalo Bisons)!show more

Thinking about the Buffalo Sabres

The Buffalo Bills are BROKEN

Only in Buffalo… fans are skating to the Buffalo... Sabres game in full pads 😭 Playoff hockey rulesshow more

The Buffalo Bills new starting safeties

All the emotions in Buffalo 🙌

The Buffalo Bills secure the #2 seed. #BillsMafia

The Buffalo Bills hold on for the win!