3200 Miles in 32 Days: Part 6 – Washington DC
The next morning we loaded up the car again and headed north. We drove over a bridge into Newport News (the name prompted me to do Bugs Bunny quotes, “Hocus-cadabra!”…
3200 Miles in 32 Days: Part 5 – Georgia to Virginia
Read 3200 Miles in 32 Days: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4 We left Georgia to begin the last part of our month long trip, the family…
3200 Miles in 32 Days: Part 4 – Georgia
We made it back to Georgia near midnight due to the limited visibility during the storm. State roads without streetlights and buckets of rain made it difficult to see the…
3200 Miles in 32 Days: Part 3 – More Universal Studios / Back to Georgia
Read part 2 here. Right off the bat, Diagon Alley was impressive. The facade is breathtaking, and the triple-decker Knight Bus outside has a chatty shrunken head to entertain guests.…
3200 Miles in 32 Days: Part 2 – Georgia to Florida
Read Part 1 here. After a week in Georgia, we took a relatively short drive down to Orlando. Well, relatively short when you consider the miles between Chicago and Conyers.…
3200 Miles in 32 Days: Part 1 – Chicago to Atlanta
Yep, you read it right, 3200 miles in 32 days. The mileage is rounded up, but it’s darn close. We didn’t plan on making this a marathon trip; it just…
KDC and A’s Trek to the Midwest: The Gateway Arch
It was hard to drive away from the Grand Canyon, but we needed to get back on the road. We got back on the 40 and headed east. I made…
KDC and A’s Trek to the Midwest: The Grand Canyon
The kids were excited to see the Grand Canyon. A and I had a special reason for our excitement. When choosing stopping points along our drive, we remember our first…
KDC and A’s Trek to the Midwest – The Journey Begins
The kids and I had traveled quite a bit in state but had never gone on a drive longer than 6 hours. To make the big move from LA to…
From Roadtrips to Adventures
I’ve always been a traveler. Whether it’s roaming my local neighborhood, exploring the surrounding towns, cross country drives, or international travel. I sometimes become more versed in a new city’s…