Amazing 2010 Summer Road Trip Review – Ice Cream or Bust
Adios, Canada… As much fun as running aboot the Great White North was, we knew that the time would eventually come for us to leave the land of free health...
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In the summer of 2010, my wife and I took a month-long road trip to visit family and explore the eastern United States and Canada, AND IT WAS AWESOME!!!
Amazing 2010 Summer Road Trip Review – Just One Last Bite…
Yes, it deserves its own post. When we were in Gaylord, Lori and James went on and on about how they were getting one, but I didn’t understand just how si...
Amazing 2010 Summer Road Trip Review – Just a Few More Niagara Pics…
Our hotel was the white, shot glass-y looking one in the middle … amazing room was smack dab in the middle, all the way at the top! 
Rainbows are everywh...
Amazing 2010 Summer Road Trip Review – The Falls They Call Niagara…
What a View! Sara had been really proud to find this cool hotel with an awesome view of the falls when she was making our reservations, but I don’t think ...
Amazing 2010 Summer Road Trip Review – The Magical City of Toronto
Cents Per Liter??? That’s Not Confusing… It wasn’t until almost our third day in Canada when we finally figured out how in the heck their gas ...
Amazing 2010 Summer Road Trip Review – Scientific Nostalgia
Preface So our intent of visiting Canada, as the nice Customs dude referred to it, was two-fold – first and foremost, we wanted to visit Niagara Falls and...
Amazing 2010 Summer Road Trip Review – To Canada, and Beyond!
Departing Michigan After four fun days in Michigan, it was time for us to move on and continue pressing north towards the icy tundras of Canada and all of her s...
Amazing 2010 Summer Road Trip Review – A New Resting Place for Lisa…
One of the other things that we did while we were in Michigan was something that my Mom and sister had been planning for a little over a year. It was a very dif...
Amazing 2010 Summer Road Trip Review – I Grew Up in Gaylord, MI
Living 1,500 miles away at the other end of the country obviously means that I don’t get to visit home very often – I think I can actually count the...