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18/10/2024

This is yet one more reason we make an annual trip to the Eastern Sierra. The stargazing is, dare I say it… out of this world! On a clear night, you can easily see the Milky Way with the naked eye. We saw the International Space Station (ISS) zoom across the sky 2 out of 4 nights we were camping just by looking up at the right time. I love how this photo came out - our tent glowing blue from the bug zapper lantern inside.
♥️🏕️ 🔭 🌌

French Camp Campground - near Rock Creek

16/10/2024

New England certainly isn’t the only destination for incredible fall colors! We lucked out yet again by visiting the Eastern Sierra (California) during the first week of October for peak foliage. The colors were so vibrant!

All pictures seen here are from the Bishop Creek area (North Lake, South Lake, and Sabrina Lake, and the appropriately-named town of Aspendell.) 🍂

15/10/2024

We recently made the 5.5 hour drive northeast of where we live to the Eastern Sierra for our annual family camping trip. Here’s a look at the first two days. We visited Rock Creek Lake and hiked from Virginia Lake to Frog Lake, then drove the June Lake Loop on the way back to camp! So many lakes! So much beauty! Stay tuned for some incredible fall foliage pics.

01/10/2024

Happy October! 🍂 Anyone going leaf-p*eping this month?! If so, where?

13/09/2024

Sorry, we got slammed back into reality and had to get ready for the start of a new school year! I realized I never finished sharing about our cross-country road trip last month.

Cross Country Road Trip Day 3:
Burlington, CO to Green River, Utah

We started the day by stopping by a once thriving, now derelict tourist attraction. World’s Wonder View Tower in Genoa, Colorado claimed you could see 6 states (Kansas, South Dakota, Wyoming, Nebraska, New Mexico, and of course, Colorado) from the top of the tower. It’s now just a ruined eye sore off the side of the interstate.

Our next stop was Dinosaur Ridge to check out what paleontologists have labeled as the #1 Dinosaur Track in North America.

Next up was Georgetown, home of the Georgetown Railroad. While we didn’t have time to ride the train, we timed a visit to the tracks over the river just right so that we could snap a pic of the train going by.

We enjoyed the views of the surrounding mountains as we continued on through Colorado. A much more scenic route than had we taken one of the more southern interstates.

We stopped by the Grizzly Creek rest area off of I-70, which is known as one of the best rest areas in the United States. Following a quick potty break, we were able to dip our toes in the Colorado river and watch rafters go by.

Oh, how we wish we could have stayed longer and explored more of Colorado, but we were on a fast track back to the West Coast. We’d been before and we’ll head back for another visit in the years to come, but it was so nice just to pass through and enjoy the views.

We made it just over the border of Utah and found a place to rest for the night in preparation for our final day of driving.

31/08/2024

Cross Country Road Trip Day 2:
St Louis, MO to Burlington, CO

Stopped by Kansas City, MO to check out their Central Library parking garage. One entire side is giant books; even the stairs were books!

We then visited the Legoland Discovery Center in Kansas City. Of course, little man was stoked!

Wilson, Kansas is known as the Czech capital of Kansas. It’s a quaint little town with really old buildings and industrial equipment. It’s also home to the World’s Largest Czech Egg! There are beautiful painted eggs all around town. Our son said it was like an Easter egg hunt!

As we left Wilson, dark clouds started rolling in. We experienced crazy winds and blinding rain, and I legit thought we were outrunning a tornado! When in Kansas… 🌪️

Earlier in the day, we stopped by an old concrete tee p*e built back in the 1920s before the Wigwam Villages were built along Route 66 (one of which we stayed at on the way TO Florida a few weeks ago). Stay tuned for some cool Route 66 photos!

We outran the storm and made it to the World’s Largest Easel (complete with a Van Gogh painting) just as the sun was setting.

Just after the Van Gogh painting, we crossed the border into Colorado and called it a day.

30/08/2024

Road Trip from the mountains of Georgia back to California!

Day 1: Helen, GA to St Louis, MO

We left behind the beautiful mountains and waterfalls of North Georgia and stopped by Paducah, Kentucky to admire the riverside murals and to pick up a Lewis and Clark Heritage Trail junior ranger book which our little man completed on the way to St Louis.

Took a little detour to Metropolis, IL - “Hometown of Superman”.

We got to the Gateway Arch in St Louis just as it started sprinkling, and then grabbed a quick pic in front of the World’s Largest Chess Piece before heading to our hotel for the night.

29/08/2024

We haven’t posted much this summer, as our travel plans shifted from heading up the coast of California to driving all the way to the other coast to be with family. We’re making our way back west now after spending several weeks in Florida, followed by a few days in the Georgia mountains. Yesterday’s route took us through 5 states (Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois, and Missouri)! Stay tuned for fun places we stopped along the way.

Hope you’ve all made wonderful memories with family and friends this summer! ☀️

09/07/2024

Spent a few days housesitting in Santa Barbara (CA) this past week. Explored outside of the Mission and a little bit of the downtown area. Love the eclectic and colorful architecture! Oh, and if you ever find yourself in Santa Barbara, treat yourself and stop by Tondi Gelato. You’ll thank us later! 🍨

05/07/2024

Any guesses on what coastal California town we’re visiting this week? Here’s a hint!

19/06/2024

Has anyone been to The Sphere in Las Vegas? It’s a music and entertainment venue that just opened in September of last year, but honestly, you don’t have to go inside to be entertained. It’s mesmerizing to watch from afar, especially at night!

PS - If you’re a fan of The Eagles, they just announced a Fall residency at The Sphere.

13/06/2024

📣 Attention: California Friends!!

Did you know you can check out a state park pass from the local library?! We currently have one checked out, as we have several times this past year. The funding for this wonderful program is in jeopardy, and unless new funding is identified, libraries will not receive new passes for checkout after this year. Read more below and learn how you can quickly encourage your legislator (before June 15th!) to restore funding for this popular and effective park access program.

https://act.calparks.org/a/supportlibraryparkpass

31/05/2024

Where's everyone traveling to this summer?!

23/05/2024

So excited for National Scavenger Hunt Day tomorrow! We're celebrating with 50% off our entire store over at Scavenger Hunt Kid, our newest site designed to get kids engaged with the world around them! We've got plenty of Southern California scavenger hunts, in addition to a wide array of indoor and outdoor hunts, and a one-of-a-kind National Park scavenger hunt series! The super sale ends tomorrow, so stock up now for summer!

26/04/2024

What’s your absolute favorite US National Park?

(Any you’ve visited, not just what’s showcased below.) 😉

25/04/2024

If we’re friends IRL, you’ve likely already seen this announcement, but we wanted to make sure to share with all of you that our newest website in now live!

We introduce… ScavengerHuntKid.com! And in honor of , all of our US National Park scavenger hunts are half off (until Sunday). If you’ve got a summer trip planned to one of the parks shown below, grab your copy now! The site also includes an abundance of indoor and outdoor scavenger hunts, along with travel, seasonal, and destination specific hunts!

Check out the site, share with those who may be interested, and join us on the hunt for fun! 🔍

22/04/2024

Happy Earth Day, Friends! 🌏 ♥️ 🌳

Wanted to share a few pics from a park we discovered just last week that’s less than 30 minutes from our house. I LOVE that we’re still discovering new-to-us places in our own backyard!

For us, we celebrate Earth “Day” year-round. We’re always looking for opportunities to get out and explore our beautiful planet. We also look for ways to play our part in conserving and protecting the place we call home, whether that be reducing our single-use plastic usage, limiting waste, handwashing most of our dishes, recycling, collecting food scraps for composting, making sure to turn off all lights and electronics when not in use, etc. Even the smallest changes can make a BIG impact! ♻️

08/04/2024

Let’s see those eclipse photos! 🌙

My dad and I went out for a bike ride this morning and were stoked to have been provided free viewing glasses for the eclipse by OCParks when we arrived at the trailhead. We stopped by rock cave and watched til max coverage (which in Southern California was around 50%). Did you catch the eclipse? From where?

Share your photos below. ⬇️ 😎 🌙

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Has anyone been to The Sphere in Las Vegas? It’s a music and entertainment venue that just opened in September of last year, but honestly, you don’t have to go inside to be entertained. It’s mesmerizing to watch from afar, especially at night! PS - If you’re a fan of The Eagles, they just announced a Fall residency at The Sphere.

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