We got to visit a Coral Castle, then drive almost 100 miles over the water to Key West. We celebrated Nathan’s birthday and hung out on the beach.
Roadschoolers Taking Over Legoland Florida
We took over Legoland Florida with our group of fellow fulltime travelers and roadschoolers. What a blast doing this field trip with all our friends!
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Renewing Old Friendships and Making New Ones from Louisiana to Tallahassee
Driving from New Orleans to Tallahassee for the Fulltime Families Rally. We visited friends along the way and made plenty of new friends too.
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Louisiana, Crawfish, and King Cake
Our four days in Louisiana included a visit to the Tabasco Sauce Factory (the best hot sauce on the planet), New Orleans, and a War of 1812 battlefield.
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Brazos Bend State Park and Houston Museums
Petting alligators and fishing in Brazos Bend State Park, hitting three museums in Houston, and spending time hanging out with friends.
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McKinney Falls State Park and a Texas Tornado Watch
January 12 – 16, 2017 After visiting Fredericksburg, TX, we pulled into McKinney Falls State Park in Austin. The weather turned out to be rainy most of the time we were there, so we didn’t get outside to do very…
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Catching Up – October 2016 to January 2017
We had a bit of a break from writing on the blog from October 2016 to January 2017, so here’s what we were doing during that time: We stopped at one of our favorite places to stay, Monte Vista RV…
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A Day in Fredericksburg, GermanyTexas
We spent a day strolling through Fredericksburg, Texas. Enjoyed Texas-style German food, souvenir shops, and the National Museum of the Pacific War.
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Gigantic Meteor Crater, a Painted Desert, and a Petrified Forest
In which we visit a 225 million year old petrified forest, a gigantic meteor crater, and chow down on mutton sandwiches on Navajo fry bread.
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1500-Year-Old Anasazi Beans and Visiting Mesa Verde Cliff Dwellings
We had an amazing time visiting the Mesa Verde National Park and the famous cliff dwellings there. Then we learned about Anasazi beans, discovered in the ancient ruins and available today.
