Arriving home from two months in Europe was sooo nice. No matter where one has been or how long gone, there is nothing quite like sleeping in your own bed. But there was no rest for the weary here, as we had only a short two weeks to get ready to move to Florida…
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Southern France and the Alps
Our plan was to get to Avignon, France for dinner. We were interested in the Palais-des-Papes: an enormous “palace” built for the Catholic Popes who were no longer safe in Italy. They moved to France for about 70 years in the 14th century and ruled with an iron fist from there. The Palace of the…
Traveling is All about Relationships
We are so grateful for the relationships we have made over the years and treasure them. In the sailing world, these friendships are vital to living a quality nomadic life. We feel comfortable traveling to so many places, because we know we will be seeing friends! This also opens up the world for the kids…
Northern Spain in the Rain
On Sunday morning we packed up and left Valencia amidst an enormous city-wide bike race. What a send-off! We drove north to Barcelona but diverted our cinque-cento (Fiat 500) to the mountains, up, up, up in a torrential rainstorm where all the cars seemed to be only coming down, down, down…. Arriving at Montserrat in…
Amigos y Aventuras en Valencia
Amigos y Aventuras… the very best part of traveling, is seeing old friends. We awoke early to take a short flight from Ibiza to Valencia, our old home. Valencia is a place we already love and know so well. It was a week of exploring the city with the kids and re-connecting them with…
Adventure School, Part Two. Newport, RI
Week Two of “Adventure School” started off with a nice visit from Sydney and Dan, a baseball game, and all the family celebrating two August birthdays. Our days are not too different than when the kids were in school up the street. Oliver played baseball, which is always super fun to watch! This week tony…
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