Traveling the Americas with a Kid
Join us on the road as our story unfolds…
We have been on the road for 1888 Days. After four years and 79’000miles, we are now traveling through South America! USA, Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chile and these days in Argentina… :-)) You can read everything about our adventures here and or watch our YouTube videos. Enjoy!
With our stomachs turning cartwheels and a silence that could break glass, we made our way to the ferry terminal in La Paz. The closer we approached that Banjercito, the faster the blood was pumping…
Our second attempt to cross the border into Mexico was a success, you can imagine we were sweating bullets that day, especially when having to turn around, walk the path of no man’s land and…
After 17 months travelling around the United States of America, we finally made it to Mexico and are now travelling down the Baja California. Enjoying the beaches, margaritas and fish tacos, whilst recovering from our…
Crossing the California border into Arizona through the Imperial Sand Dunes gave us the feeling we were travelling through the Sahara desert, or maybe we were on Mars, we did pass a few moon buggies…
After all those mountains and canyons, we ended up at Lake Mead, Nevada, for a well earned break; just like the Colorado River does before continuing its flow to the border of Mexico. We made…
After an entire year travelling around the United States (see map above), and with a little extra time to play with, we began our second loop, making sure we hit some of those places we…
So…we had ten days to get to Phoenix to make it for our appointment at the immigration office! There was so much we wanted to see along the way and we treated ourselves to a…
Hello again, we are back…we will never abandon our blog! We have just been a little busy since leaving Idaho; not only have we visited eight states since (some twice over), went back to Phoenix…
For Richie’s birthday, he wanted to do some gold panning and fly fishing. He didn’t find any gold, nor did he find any fish but he did find a gem. And that gem, glittering, gleaming…
Wyoming was the first state where women could vote, hence its nickname, the equality state. Most people however call it the ‘Cowboy’ state and that’s certainly how we would describe it too. In fact, the…
