Traveling for an extended period of time sounds like a dream, sounds like fun, right? We thought so to and so we went and turned it into a reality. And it is everything we thought it would be and then some! But, with reality comes real life obstacles that you need to deal with. And, … Read more
RVing is the ultimate mode for adventure travel. Literally fun and adventure are always just outside your door, whether you are at the beach, in the mountains or near the river, you need only walk into the fresh air to experience life the way it was meant to be lived. We realized this immediately when … Read more
Camping. It conjures up images of the outdoors and kids running and playing, tree climbing and fire building. Sleeping in tents and hammocks under the stars, ghost stories, fort building and exploration. Laughter and rosy cheeked kids. Camping is freedom, it’s where kids can be kids without all the rules that follow them everywhere. For … Read more
This is a story about my kayaking adventures on the Locust Fork in Alabama. We we ran this river just a few days ago and it was my first river run of the season. Before we even made the trip, I had to search and find all my kayaking gear so we could bring it … Read more
Acadia Parish – How many adventures have you gone on in your lifetime? Probably not as many as a family of 14 from Colorado. The Kellogg family travels throughout the nation in search of adventure. They left their home behind two years ago with their dog, packed up their belongings and now call the RV their … Read more
Today we spent the day in Downtown Houston, TX where we were accompanied by, quite possibly, the best guide in the state … my cousin, Sean. At any rate, we spent a few hours at the Downtown Aquarium where we saw Pirhanas and Pythons and everything in between. I don’t know about you, but I … Read more
The Kellogg family: Dan, Susie, Grady, Brody, Kady, Kenny, Dally, Cardy, Maddy, Rowdy, Emmy, Elly, Coby and the dog, Eddy. Missing from picture, oldest daughter Kerry. (Susie Kellogg) It’s hard enough to manage a family of 14 when you live in a house. But can you imagine trying to make it work in an RV? … Read more