“Autumn burned brightly, a running flame through the mountains, a torch flung to the trees.” -Faith Baldwin Is there anything better towards the end of the year than taking a moment to step back from the whir of our busy lives and listen to crisp autumn leaves shaking themselves loose from the trees which have held them so near? To…
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9 Best Utah Fall Mountain Drives
Exploring Petroglyph National Monument in Albuquerque with Preschoolers
Exploring ancient petroglyph sites is a great way to inspire young children to ask questions about the ancient peoples who left these clues of their culture behind. Children can wonder who lived here long ago and when they lived in this area, as well as why they left behind these markings. Preschoolers are great at asking questions, so we can…
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Travel Changed Me, but Now What?
I cried the first time I flew on a plane by myself. I was 20. Back then, I was embarrassed that I someone “my age” was scared to get on a plane alone, but now I really get it. I mean, who really knows who they are or where they are going in their 20s. It’s age of not believing—not…
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Five Things for Preschoolers to do while Cruising Carnival
Thinking of taking a cruise with your little ones? It can be the perfect stress free vacation option, and one that is great for multi-generational travel, but choosing the right cruise line with the right amenities for preschoolers can be tricky. After our first cruise with our own pre-schoolers, (and the extended family) we found Carnival to be the…
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12 Places to Go When it Rains in the Black Hills
The Black Hills region of South Dakota is a popular destination for families, particularly because of the wealth of outdoor exploration options. As long as the weather cooperates, a perfect family vacation is almost guaranteed, but what happens if there is rain in the forecast? While thunderstorms are often short-lived, there is no reason to waste your valuable vacation time…
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