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San Antonio has always been one of our favorite cities. Luck would have it – we were in town when we had to decide on a location to pause our travel due to COVID lockdowns. Typically we’ll spend a maximum of two weeks at a single location (or we go ...read more!
Meet Winter, Hope, and Rufus! If you have never seen the incredible movies Dolphin Tale and Dolphin Tale 2, the only thing I can say is, “why not?”. These were favorites of ours since Caleb was very little. So when we were in Tampa, FL, we made sure visiting the ...read more!
The National Naval Aviation Museum ✈️✈️✈️ is the world’s largest Naval Aviation museum and one of the most-visited museums in the state of Florida. We always enjoy learning about history and doing it in a way where we can immerse ourselves makes it so much more enjoyable. We slowly made ...read more!
Since we’re spending some time in the Tampa area we decided to visit the Clearwater Marine Aquarium (@cmaquarium). This is the same facility which was featured in the movie “Dolphin Tale” 🐬 . If you visit you’ll be able to walk over the exact areas where many of the movie ...read more!
We were able to watch another SpaceX 🚀 launch this morning from Jetty Park! Sorry for the shaky camera 🎥 . This was the fourth launch of Starlink satellites from Space Launch Complex 40 (SLC-40) at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida. Always breathtaking! · Source ...read more!
Visiting Elkhart Indiana If you’ve ever bought a camper anywhere on the planet, there’s an 80% chance it was built in Elkhart, Indiana. On our visit to THE RV CAPITAL OF THE WORLD, we took the opportunity to tour the Grand Design Manufacturing Plant and visit the Recreational Vehicle & Motor ...read more!
We can say we’ve never seen that many RV’s in one place at one time! WOW! The 2020 Florida RV SuperShow just concluded and apparently they had a record breaking year! SuperShow numbers have been tabulated, and the “Tampa Show” did indeed set a record with 74,861 people having passed ...read more!
We really enjoyed our time at the Florida RV SuperShow. We toured tons of great RV’s and while we found some really nice ones, we kept coming back to the same conclusion…we really love the one we have. We did so much research into what was the best option for ...read more!
Got to meet with some of our favorite YouTube creators yesterday at the Tampa RV Supershow! It was great to finally see you all you in person! ahui hou 🤙 🌈🌴🌺 Source ...read more!
Nice visit to #threesisterssprings today. We saw about eight manatees from the shore. During our hike we also ran into a baby ring snake. 🐍 Source ...read more!
Here we walk around the famous “Bean” at Millennium Park. source ...read more!
The new Star Wars section at Disney World is pretty epic! Our little Padawan is having a blast 🤙 Source ...read more!
If you’re ever in the Spartanburg, NC area one of the things you MUST do is visit the BMW plant for a guided tour. The facility builds the BMW X models and produces the X3, X3 M, X5, X5 M and X7 Sports Activity Vehicles and X4, X4 M, X6 ...read more!
You know when Dad gets to pick the tour! You do NOT need to like beer to enjoy this tour (but it helps). As an avid homebrewer (back in the day), I had a great time walking around and seeing all the equipment during the tour. This whole place was ...read more!
The The International Spy Museum was absolutely awesome! The new facility is amazing. Tons of interactive displays and a fun role play which ties the whole experience together. If you’re ever in DC it’s definitely worth the cost 💵 of admission. Agent Cover: Adrian Rodriguez, Personal Trainer from Reykjavik, Iceland. ...read more!
Look it’s “Plymouth Rock”! 🤔 Yep….that’s it. Source ...read more!
Caleb and I decided to climb the 294 steps of the monument! Inside, they number the steps to help/torture you during the climb. As we got to step 200 & he looked at me like “What did we get ourselves into?” I gave him a Braveheart style charge “For freeeeedom!!!” ...read more!
The Freedom Trail is a 2.5-mile-long (4.0 km) path through downtown Boston, Massachusetts, that passes by 16 locations significant to the history of the United States. Marked largely with brick, it winds between Boston Common to the Bunker Hill Monument in Charlestown. Stops along the trail include simple explanatory ground ...read more!