Flying in Peru: Having to spend the night in Lima Airport
Having to spend the night in the Lima airport is actually a thing, so it gets its own blog post. If only I had read up on flying to Machu Picchu before we made...
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Machu Picchu: Surprises Encountered on a Trip to Peru
Travel broadens the mind, hence since we’re raising two global citizens, we drag them along with us to see the world. This past summer, we took our two sons, then 6 and 8-years-old, to...
Machu Picchu: Costs and Hotels we Used:
If you want to have the low down on the easier version of hiking Machu Picchu, including the best places to stay, or how much such a trip can cost, then read this blog:
Machu Picchu: What I’m glad we did do
In our last blog post, we loaned you our scar tissue from our trip to Machu Picchu with our young kids. This time around, you’ll learn about what we’re glad we did do:
Machu Picchu: What I wish we had done differently
If you’ve ever dreamed of going to Machu Picchu, then this jam-packed with useful information, 5-part blog series is for you. Peru is a magical country full of gracious, friendly people. The climate is...
Cost Analysis of a Sabbatical Summer in Medellín
Although I wrote this post in July, I had to wait until today to edit it as I was finishing up writing a book for y’all (more on that in a future post). And...
A Gap Year Traveling the US and Abroad: thoughts and an itinerary from a family with young children
Last summer, I was a beta tester in a Montana Money Adventures’ class, along with a Coloradoan lady doctor who is half of Wander All Year. We’ve kept in touch while she (and I)...
A Summer in Latin America with a Young Family: A Prepper’s Guide
“When you strive for greatness, chaos is guaranteed to show up.” The One Thing by Gary Keller Despite the chaos we endured to move down here, this has become the happiest, best summer of...
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