August 24, 2014 Dear Andrew, You have turned 7 years old! I can’t believe it! Just yesterday I swear I was dropping you off for your first day of pre-school. You’ve grown so much over the last year of our travels and I’m very proud of you. You love to read. If traveling has given…
Through a local resident we met at church one Sunday, we were given the opportunity to tour the home of Seabiscuit – one of the most legendary racing horses that ever lived. When We Visited: August 2014 Ages of Kids: 8, 6, 4 Tips: They only do tours on specific weekends, so make sure to…
Webelos Weekend is an awesome overnight camp for Cub Scouts and their parents available in Northern California. It is offered only two weekends per year. If you have a kid the right age, you don’t want to miss it. Camp History In 1933, an old logging camp along the Noyo River known as Camp 4…
Going to southern Utah in the summer is generally not a good idea. Its hot. Really hot. However, there are a few places that are high enough in elevation to escape most of the stifling summer heat. On our post-move out southern Utah loop, we spent a week at Bryce Canyon and then drove over…
We had plans to stay at a lake between Bryce Canyon & Cedar Breaks that fell through due to lack of Verizon signal, so with a couple of extra days before we needed to be back to Salt Lake for a photography workshop we decided to detour to Great Basin National Park. This had been…
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