Austin, Texas during Memorial Day Weekend was everything I had hoped for and then some. Between the hotel, the food, the Liberal vibes, and the nightlife, I would move there in a heartbeat (though I seem to say that about most cities I visit)! My dad told me that we were taking a quick family trip after…
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I dream of years past where road trips were taken for the journey, not the destination, and my travels lately definitely reflect that! I have also been itching to drive the Pacific Coast Highway, and after driving south to Pescadero I knew I needed to check out the north by finally exploring Point Reyes. My grandparents thankfully came with…
Pescadero, meaning 'the fisherman' or 'the place to fish,' is one of my favorite small towns. Though there is not all that much to do, the sights and smells are well worth spending the morning exploring! But be sure to sleep in, because your first stop of the day doesn't open until 9am. My Pescadero morning started off on…
The last couple of years I have had the opportunity to work for Teen Bible Academy, an outpost of Camp Wawona, and this year was one of the most adventurous years of all! We started with Staff Training Week in Wawona, Yosemite, then went backpacking a short 25 miles, then took a couple road trips through…
Every June, the Stewart clan takes our annual family camping trip to Twin Lakes Resort near Bridgeport, CA. Our definition of camping is slightly different than most, so in the last couple years we've updated it to "glamping," because I don't think sleeping on beds and having access to electricity can officially be called camping.…
Taking a UK trip (plus Dublin) just isn't complete until you go to London! On Saturday April 11th mis padres y yo boarded a train in Cardiff bound for London. It was only a two hour ride across beautiful English countryside, and the train even had wifi. The views and little towns along the tracks…
