We just got back from our 4-day, post-school family roadtrip. We really racked up the miles AND the memories. We...
... cruised through icebergs in Prince William Sound.
... learned how to embroider.
... saw tons of waterfalls.
... loved all the snow still in Thompson Pass.
... enjoyed post-bedtime campfires.
... popped the top!
... experienced our first roadtrip breakdown thanks to a hole in our radiator hose.
... hiked the trails.
... took lots of food breaks.
... enjoyed spending time with each other.
And we took a lot of photos. (On a side note, I don't think anyone has more handsome guys than me.)
Amazingly, Cooper slept better on the road than he does at home and hardly even made a fuss during those long hours in his carseat. Avery and Claire declared this "our best roadtrip ever." The weather couldn't have been better. It was really, really great.
Now that we're home, I'm ready to get the house ready for some flowers. I also got some really great mail, which I'll share tomorrow.
7 comments:
wow. traveling in Indiana does NOT look like this! so glad to hear you had a great trip, it certainly looks like it from your pictures!!
this is so great...so fun to see all the pictures. what beautiful scenery. i love the desolate stretch of road going off behind your daughters playing after the breakdown.
Awesome, indeedy! Love those broad, U-shaped glaciated valleys. And shorts in Alaska in mid-May - double awesome!
Thanks so much for sharing your roadtrip with us! What beautiful photos!! Absolutely lovely!! I love seeing where people live and where they go and do a bit of virtual travelling! Breathtaking scenery!! (and you have a campervan... I am SO jealous!!) (in a good way, lol!)
What a fun trip! And yes you do have 2 very handsome fellas in your life!
Your photos have made me anxious for our family trip coming up in July. We are going camping for a week down in the Giant Redwoods of Northern California. Can't wait!
I LOVE that van!!! and the pictures are fab too. Glad you had such a good trip!
Um yeah. Roadtrips in your neck o' the woods are a bit more scenic than in mine. I don't know how I'd get anything done if I lived in such a gorgeous piece of scenery!
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