Goats Trail 4x4 Off-Road Blog
Independence Day Fun Facts
Here are some fascinating tidbits about America's birthday:
- Both John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, who signed the Declaration, died on July 4, 1826 – the 50th anniversary of the document.
- Thomas Jefferson wrote most of the Declaration of Independence.
- The American Revolution actually began in April 1775, over a year before the Declaration was signed.
- On July 2, 1776, Congress voted for independence. John Adams believed that July 2nd should be the day marked in history and celebrated with fireworks and festivities.
- It wasn't until 1941 that Independence Day became a paid official holiday.
- Americans consume over 150 million hot dogs on July 4th.
- July 4th is the most popular holiday for barbecues, followed by Memorial Day and Labor Day.
- Over 14,000 fireworks displays will light up the night sky across America on Independence Day, according to the American Pyrotechnic Association.
How Can You Celebrate Independence Day?
Get out there and join the fun! Attend local events or travel to meet friends and family. Don't forget to get your 4th of July Apparel from Goats Trail Off-Road Apparel Company.
10 Most Iconic Graphic Tees
T-shirts, more than any other ready-to-wear clothing, have a particular place in our wardrobe. Many t-shirts have gained the title of being the most iconic tees that will never go out of style after being around for 100 years.
These are not only comfortable, trendy, and quirky, but they also let you wear your attitude and flaunt it to the world in the greatest manner possible.
Some of the most memorable logos and slogans have been printed on t-shirts and personalized clothes for fans to proudly wear and show off their favorite designs, bands, films, and more to everyone they encounter.
Hidden Falls Adventure Park, Marble Falls, Texas
Escape into the wild terrain of the Hidden Falls Adventure Park in Texas with hundreds of miles of trails dotted with pretty waterfalls and natural springs. Suitable for all levels of off-roading, the landscapes are good for dirt bikes, ATVs, UTVs, jeeps, trucks, and motorbikes. The rough and rugged environment near Austin also has firing ranges, skeet shooting, camping grounds, cabins, and bunkhouses, so you can have a weekend of action-packed fun in the great outdoors.
