Sequoia National Park is administered along with Kings Canyon National Park, which means they’re located close together. This was my main decision in only spending one night in Sequoia, because the drive wouldn’t eat up too much of our time. So on our last morning in Kings Canyon, we slowly made our way back through […]
Kings Canyon isn’t a national park I had really ever heard of. But it’s managed together with Sequoia National Park, so when I started planning our campervan road trip, it seemed like a reasonable idea to go to both sections. I think I assumed it would be similar to Sequoia, with the really giant trees. […]
Other than a marching band trip to Los Angeles when I was 14 and a long weekend in San Francisco in 2010, I hadn’t spent much time in California, so I was looking forward to seeing a few of its most famous national parks. Andy and I had rented a Jucy Van, so we were […]
A few weeks before I went back to Atlanta for a week, Akila McConnell, another travel blogger, announced her new food tour company, called Atlanta Food Walks. As you probably know, I love food tours, so I was really excited for her. Even better, she was starting tours right before I arrived, and the timing […]
Today is our third anniversary. Three years since we stood outside in the sweltering Georgia heat, hoping to get through the photos and the wedding ceremony before melting away. Three years since officially committing to a different kind of life. But I never really wrote about it. I never really shared the pictures with everyone, […]
Las Vegas is known for gambling, extravagant shows, and wild partying. The lavish hotels are attractions themselves, not just a place to lay your head at night. My best friend Rachel lives in Las Vegas, so I’ve been there to visit several times. I’ve spent hours wandering through Caesar’s Palace looking at all the extravagant […]