While I do love a good spring time walk, it can get a bit drab this time of year. In Michigan, the trees are starting to bud and the mud is inescapable as the snow melts. To spice up your walk, especially with kids, you can do a bit of geocaching along your route. Here’sContinueContinue reading “Geocaching Fun”
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Two-Tracking: Quepos, Costa Rica
An action packed day was in store for us when we decided to do a little quad running on the pacific side of Costa Rica near the port city of Quepos. We wanted an adventure off the beaten path and we got it. Our guide lead the way through palm oil farms and up aContinueContinue reading “Two-Tracking: Quepos, Costa Rica”
Please Vote: Character Name Selection
Alright, I need a little help. I’m trying to decide on the last name for Haylee’s love interest in my book. Most votes will decide it and go into the final version of my book, The Bonaparte Complex: Glimmers of Truth. A brief bio of the character: Jonas is tall, bearded, and a high schoolContinueContinue reading “Please Vote: Character Name Selection”
Windows to the sea
One of Costa Rica’s best kept secrets is Playa Ventanas, windows to the sea. It is a beautiful secluded beach with a series of five sea caves, some accessible by sea, and some by foot. We discovered them on a border run to Panama to get our three-month visas renewed. We were looking for a placeContinueContinue reading “Windows to the sea”
On assignment in Costa Rica
Guest Photo Post from Sherry Rought: San Jose, Costa Rica After being caged up in a compound in an inner city of Costa Rica for weeks, I ventured out. Out of the razor wired, smothered area that I call home. To be set free by my own doing, was a reward in itself. IContinueContinue reading “On assignment in Costa Rica”
Holy Homesteading 