If you read our Ultimate Alaska Roadtrip blog, you know that at the very top of my list for Things I Must Do was to Kayak To and Climb on Glaciers. Basically up until this point, I was just scouring the Alaska MilePost Book looking for random glaciers that we could hike or paddle to. … Read more
Ahhh, it’s fall, which means the Kellogg’s are scrambling to keep our summer alive, through this unseasonably chilly Colorado season. We aren’t putting our Jackson Kayak kayaks or our climbing shoes or our GeigerRigs, or our paddles up. Nope, we just aren’t ready. We are going to stick with the program and keep doing everything … Read more
Crossing borders is exciting as hell. Don’t you think? No? Then you definitely need to keep reading b/c you are doing it all wrong! 🙂 I find crossing the Canadian Border (the only border I’ve ever actually crossed) to be incredibly exciting. Maybe because it’s a little unsettling if not a little unsettling. I always … Read more
Las Vegas may be best known for ways to separate you from your money. With so many activities vying for your hard earned cash, it might be hard to believe, but Vegas also boasts a wealth of Free Things To Do. And, again, shocking, but many of these Free Things To Do in Las Vegas … Read more
RV’ing is fast becoming the top choice among young families as a mode of travel. It’s virtually stress-free, comfortable and leisurely. Gone are the stresses of traditional travel and in it’s place is a family friendly road trip that incorporates all the comforts of home with an exciting, fun journey that creates lasting memories and … Read more
Virginia is beautiful in the fall. The changing of seasons brings a renewal to the air and the landscape. Virginia Beach is no exception. The air is still warm enough to enjoy the warm Atlantic Ocean. October may seem to be somewhat of an odd time to visit the beach, but in reality it is … Read more
We are a homeschooling family. My mom is an amazing teacher and has taught all of us at home, except for my oldest sister, Kerry. We started when she was a Junior in High School and she did not want to make the move. My parents respected her decision. I am the first in our … Read more