Visit America’s National Parks like a Pro. Ten Tips that will help you in any Park.
As we have visited so many popular National Parks over the years, we've noticed a few common tricks that will have you touring any National Park like a pro. They are in no particular order, click here to read on.
The 5 Best National Parks and Why You Should Visit Them This Summer
The Colemans have visited 24 of the 60 US National Parks. Today we are talking about our 5 favorites that you should visit this summer! Click read more to find out which ones.
Kayaking the Sea Caves of Lake Superior at Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, Bayfield, Wisconsin
One of the coolest things we did this past summer 2018 was to check out the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore by kayak. We were thankful this was scheduled for later in our trip because as of early and mid-July that year, the "sea caves" that we witnessed were still "ice caves." We were there on a perfect 72-degree day in early August. Want to see more about our trip and some fantastic photos? Click the "read more" button to check out this Wednesday's blog post.
My Favorite Things: Eating on the Camino de Santiago
Some of the most frequently asked questions we hear about the Camino deal with food. Do you have to carry your food? What's the food like? How expensive is food? What if I have dietary concerns? What if I'm a picky eater? I hope to answer all of those questions here and assure you that you will not starve while walking on the Camino de Santiago, no matter how picky or restrictive your diet is.
Rock Bottom: Why I Almost Quit My Camino
When I look through the Facebook group, American Pilgrims on the Camino, I feel like I am the only one who wanted to quit. I know there are those who needed to quit because of physical problems, but somedays it feels like I am the only one who wanted to quit. Let me set it […]
Recipe of the Month – Mexican Chicken Soup
Yep, you read that correctly, the recipe of the week is becoming the recipe of the month so that we can focus on bringing you more content in other areas, such as Camino planning and recaps of some of our best previous adventures. With all of the cold weather we have been having lately, I’ve […]
Campground Review: Pine Island KOA in Florida
We had no idea what to expect when planning our stay at the Pine Island KOA because we couldn’t find much about it online. We wondered – what is there to do on the island, is there water access, is the campground nice, and are we going to be happy driving to see all that […]
Recipe of the Week – Polenta Lasagna
When living a gluten-free lifestyle, whether by choice or necessity, there are many foods that you assume you may never be able to eat again. While restaurants have become more knowledgeable about gluten-free options over the last five years, it is still common to be offered a salad or a burger with no bun as […]
Our Unique Apex RV Tour – The Update!
The title of this blog has changed a few times, just like our adventures. We wrote this blog post originally after our big summer adventure and before we left for our Christmas trip. A lot has happened in that time. We came home ready to sell CC. That’s her name, Casa del Camino or CC […]
Our Camino Budget
This is a controversial topic – money! Before you read any further, we ask that you are kind to us. This is our budget for our Camino – you can spend a lot less and even spend a lot more than we did! We know there are a lot of ways to plan or not […]