A Day on the Amazon River // Leticia, Amazonas
A few weeks ago I talked about my first day in Leticia, Amazonas, including a trip to Brazil for dinner. I woke up the next day ready to spend the entire day on the Amazon...
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Parliament Hill // Ottawa
All I needed to read is that Parliament Hill is a gothic-style building to know that it would be one of my first stops in Ottawa. Parliament Hill was about a fifteen-minute walk from my...
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Wanderlust Ramblings
1 // Spending at least a year at Glacier National Park to watch it go through the seasons would be a dream come true. (Luckily I can live vicariously through the Rangers who manage my...
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Eagle River, Wisconsin
Last week/weekend I went with a friend to Eagle River, WI, where her family has a cabin. Some of you may know that I’m a Wisconsin native. I was born in Central WI and lived...
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How to Survive 24 Hours on the Amtrak
When we went to Montana earlier this month, my friend and I wanted to have an adventure, so we decided to take the Amtrak. It felt like the perfect mode of transportation to take to...
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Glacier National Park & Lake McDonald
When we decided to go to Montana we wanted to see mountains and lakes–that was the image that we had in mind when we thought of Montana. It didn’t take long for us to decide...
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My Visit to the ISO Float Center
While in Montana, my friend and I decided to try out the ISO Float Center. I had been planning to talk about the experience on the blog, but the picture that I posted of the...
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Whitefish, Montana // What To Do & Where To Eat
When we researched places to stay in Montana, we quickly landed on Whitefish and fell in love with the town as we researched it online. Whitefish is a town that’s made for tourists, with a...
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Washington, D.C. { Part Three }
On our third and final day touring Washington, D.C. we only had a few hours to do some sightseeing so that we could also fit finishing our packing and flying home into our day. We...
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Washington, D.C. { Part Two }
One of the museums that my niece’s teacher recommended we visit is the Crime and Punishment Museum and it we actually had free tickets to the museum that came with our tickets for the double-decker...
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