Out of the Cubicle onto the Open Road
Back in September, we met Bob and Jadie, part of a wonderful family who lived in New York State. After meeting them at the campground in Leitchworth State Park, they were so interested in our trip that they invited us to park the camper in the back yard of their house for the night. Both families [...]
This was in the news today: World’s Oldest Cave Art Found—Made by Neanderthals? While on our trip, we visited about a dozen sites with petroglyphs and pictographs, although the ones we saw were only about 800 to 1500 years old. Most of the sites we saw were made relatively recently, reportedly, by Mogollon, Pueblo, Hopi [...]
The first sentence really applies to our trip: http://t.co/am5T6cy8
One of the things that we worried about before we left on the trip was the social aspect of leaving a school and neighborhood for one year. Would the kids meet and play with other kids? Would they miss their friends at home? Quickly, we realized that it was not going to be a problem [...]
Good advice – How To Travel Outside Your Comfort Zone – http://t.co/JItnh1Pf via @umarket
I’m eating a pickle plate http://t.co/iEzUii8W
A new low point on our trip. http://t.co/YvrIBT8h
Hoover Dam, taken from the new bridge over Black Canyon. http://t.co/55GpCtOh
Sedona, AZ. Where else can you get a Vortex tour from an Elvis impersonator? http://t.co/hJ3vrtnG
