Stories from Everyday Explorers
A Mother’s Strength: Maternity Leave in the Glaciers
In 1995, my parents decided to take the trip of their dreams, but this wasn’t any ordinary vacation. Rather, they grabbed my sisters (an 8-year-old and a 2-year-old) and me (6-weeks-old) and took off for a week long camping trip in the Glaciers.
5 Reasons to Get Out of the City and Visit the Berkshires in the Fall
The Berkshires, technically referred to as Berkshire County, is the westernmost part of the county in Massachusetts. It is a go-to destination for anyone traveling to New England and is looking for a change of pace from the city. It is positioned between the two main East Coast cities, New York City and Boston. As a current Boston resident, the Berkshires are…
Fresh Brewed: Camping Advice from a Coffee Snob
I’m a coffee snob. I’m also a lover of nature, camping, and all things outdoors. There’s just something special about how that bit of caffeine can make a sunrise just a bit more enjoyable.
From Cornfields to Campgrounds: A First Foray into the “Wilderness”
By the time I went on my first camping trip as a grown adult, college-educated person, the laundry list of things that had kept me away from camping throughout my youth had grown to excuses.
Independence Camp: The Day I Took Charge
Pesh Fest 2019 – My first camping trip post divorce
10 Reasons Why the Apostle Islands Should be your Next Trip
In August, members from our Aquapelli team took on the Apostle Islands, and ever since we have not been able to shut up about how everyone needs to take the trip. Here are a few reasons why.
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