Short accounts of our family’s travels organized as digital postcards. The places we love the most and the stories that we think make them so special.
Town itself is a bit of a disappointment. A run down strip mall, long gone from its glory days with signs faded, crumbling and neon burned out maybe decades ago, it’s nothing to write home about. A Kroger grocery store smells of 1990s milk spoiled in the vinyl flooring’s cracks and jars of olives that […]
It had been a long day, to say the least. With baby, and our two older boys, onboard, we left a trash pit of a free camping spot on Lake Enid. Oxford, Mississippi was our goal. We’d stock up on groceries, check out the local skatepark, and then it was an easy 20 minutes to […]
You old national forest, dear friend, the free and open, camping as the stars above intended it, I’ve missed you.
A misty fairy tale of a forest sits atop the water.
Slow days full of perhaps the Southeast’s best beaches for nature lovers and peace, quiet and tranquility in general.
The changing of the leaves in old steel country.
Old-growth forest and lakefront camping all through Michigan’s finest landscape.
Endless lakes and those quiet slow mornings on the Canadian border.
Getting lost at the edges of Colorado.
A return to the road…
The crowds and the quiet loom red and sunset endless forever.
“You’ll like Real de Catorce,” he said. “There are many hippies.” We tried to reach this fabled city, famous for its peyote festivals which some say are illegal for anyone but native indigenous people to partake in, though we can’t say we personally chose to consume such hallucinogens. Something about having kids around that kills […]
Our experience with places to stay and what Xico, Veracruz, MX was like to live in for a month while we waited on the incredibly slow postal system in Mexico, once again.
Exploring the waterfalls and ruins, people and centro of Palenque National Park, Chiapas, MX.
Get free kayak rentals with an affordable stay at the Tradewinds cabanas in Placencia, Belize.