Description: Education and Adventure for Everyone

#### Edventure Project

Education and Adventure for Everyone

## Pushing Hard for Home

One of the difficult things for me with keeping a blog about what I’m doing is that, for me, I’m just doing the next thing. There’s nothing particularly special about doing the next thing. No one writes (or reads) blogs about their commute to work, the drudgery of the day, the commute home, and […]

## Packed, Provisioned, and Passing Out

A busy month, but it's time to move on to blue waters and sandy beaches.

## Unscheduled Down-time

Blasting (at a snail's pace) through Florida. Hey, it's warm and we can stay without marina fees... how can it get better?

## Catching Up

It's been a long while since I updated you on the voyage south. Apologies. I'll try to get you caught up. In the process, you'll understand a theme with this trip... catching up.

## Welcome

### Welcome Friends, Family, Fellow Adventurers and Dreamers of Big Dreams!

We’re so glad you found us! Grab a cup of tea and settle into the great big world with us!

If you’ve been with us for a while then you already know who we are and what we’re doing…

…so check out the travelogues for new stories and pictures from the road.

If you’re just joining us…

Welcome to The Edventure Project, dedicated to combining education and adventure for families everywhere.

# You can do a few things here:

## Read our stories & follow our travels!

## Join the discussion about education in the real world!

## Be inspired to embark on adventures of your own!

Join us on our adventures and be inspired to create your own, wherever you find yourselves. Be sure to create an account and join the RSS feed so you don’t miss a thing.

## 4 thoughts on “Welcome”

1. Problems with teaching on the road « breakoutofbushwick says:
   July 8, 2011 at 6:08 pm

   […] itinerary for a trip and then plan some field-trips to learn cultural history (on a side note, the Edventure Project has some interesting virtual field trips that I’d like to check out), which might then feed […]

2. Problems with teaching on the road | My Blog says:
   July 11, 2011 at 8:02 pm

   […] itinerary for a trip and then plan some field-trips to learn cultural history (on a side note, theEdventure Project has some interesting virtual field trips that I’d like to check out), which might then […]

3. A Different Kind of Bucket List… « The Mama Bus says:
   May 2, 2012 at 8:00 am

   […] first buckets came from the Millers; when they left for Europe on The Edventure Project, we kindly offered to “store” their buckets & taps for them. Then we bought a few […]

4. A Year Off ?? | Dreaming of Simple says:
   June 4, 2015 at 3:09 pm

   […] Vs. Debt Discover Share Inspire The Art of Non-Conformity Eduventure Families On The […]