Category: Travel
From the Gaelic Name for Scotland – Albany
After the world’s largest kaleidoscope and a lawn full of robots, we needed some days in Albany to process. Thankfully, Albany offers a nice array of business, arts, and some nicely walkable t... Read More
A Silo in the Universe – Emerson Kaleidoscope
After our time in Hartford, we headed East towards Albany to kill a little bit of time until Thanksgiving. En route, however, was one site that had been on my list for over a year. It was one of t... Read More
Hollow on the Inside – New England Carousel Museum
After the tourism tease that is visiting Gillette Castle in the off-season, we headed up to Hartford for a couple days of rest and exploration. Sadly, our AirBnb was not about to give us any rest an... Read More
Seventh Sister – Gillette Castle State Park
Sadly leaving Rhode Island behind, we broke into Connecticut (one of the most fun states to say) with a stop that was recommended by a friend: Gillette Castle State Park. A long time private residen... Read More
Beehive of Industry – Providence
Ever since I was a kid, Rhode Island has been one of my favorite states. There’s something about this tiny little state that has always tugged at my heart strings, so we had to – HAD TO ... Read More
Cranberry Island – Cape Cod
Though New Hampshire had convinced us of the tolerance required for the outdoors, we left Boston for a weekend in Cape Cod anyways. We learned our lesson earlier, however, and decided on a hotel ins... Read More
Birthplace of the US National Guard – Salem
We were staying in Boston during October 31st. Salem, MA was 23 miles away. Where else were we going to go for Halloween? When a witch trial is your city’s most famous event, your city has n... Read More
A City of Historic Firsts – Boston
We rolled into Boston on a high after a phenomenal last camping trip of 2017. The cities freeways are a bit confusing, but we were able to navigate them well enough to meet a friend on the edge of d... Read More
