It's been awhile since we've caught up with our travels. We thought we would post highlights from our activities with photos. While we are sad our month in Italy got shut down thanks to coronavirus shutting down their borders...we are glad we left for our traveling year earlier rather than later. We are so thankful … Continue reading Worldschooling – International Version
Category: Travel
Madrid for a Day
The red eye from Cusco, Peru to Madrid, Spain took 17 hours, and we spent two nights in Madrid for the kids to recover before moving onto our destination - Sevilla. That gave us one day to explore Madrid! With only limited time to explore Spain's capital, we tried to make the best of it. … Continue reading Madrid for a Day
Minimalism – Or How We Lived in 270 Square Feet with Five People for Six Months
Perhaps living in the camper is easy because we spend so little time there. The US camper part of our trip is quickly coming to a close (although we have one camper month at the end of the Adventure Year, more about that later). Before we left, we paired down the stuff we were bringing … Continue reading Minimalism – Or How We Lived in 270 Square Feet with Five People for Six Months
World Schooling – On the Road
It's fun to keep track of our world schooling activities. I keep a simple list from our trip of activities that are educational in some way or another for the kids. I was scrolling and scrolling to the bottom the other day and realized it's getting pretty long. And since I haven't posted in a … Continue reading World Schooling – On the Road
Napa with Kids
Following the winery road from vineyard to vineyard, talking and relaxing with friends... That is how I remember my prior visits to Napa. But Napa with kids can be tough. The winery road is not so accommodating to those only old enough for grape juice. And the patience of kids wears thin listening to adults … Continue reading Napa with Kids
Travel Plan – Route Planning for a Long Trip
Creating a travel plan for a big trip can be a bit daunting. Here are a few key considerations for planning a long trip.
Yosemite in a Day
Only have one day to visit Yosemite? Well, Yosemite is so spectacular, you can see a lot in one day! Here's an overview for visiting Yosemite Valley in a day.
Malibu Edition – Family Favorites
Sandy beaches, golden hills, great weather. "21 Miles of Scenic Beauty" as the signs say. And there are a ton of fun activities. Malibu’s a fabulous vacation town during the summer. We just ended a three week stay in Malibu as the first major stop of our year long trip. Having visited family in the … Continue reading Malibu Edition – Family Favorites
From the Mountains to the Ocean: Malibu, Malibu, Malibu
From Steamboat Springs, we headed towards California with a brief stop at Zion National Park. The first of many National Parks on our itinerary, this is an amazing stop in the desert. While the days have huge lines for the buses into the park, we went after five, and were able to find a parking … Continue reading From the Mountains to the Ocean: Malibu, Malibu, Malibu
First Stop: Steamboat Springs!
Hot springs are one of the best things about Colorado and one of our favorite destinations. The hot springs plus the awe-inspiring mountains can't be beat. The first stop on our year-long adventure brought us to the Steamboat Springs area in northern Colorado to decompress from the stress of pre-travel preparation. Steamboat Springs is a … Continue reading First Stop: Steamboat Springs!
Wander All Year 