Edventure Project

Angkor Wat, Cambodia: A Photo Essay

I completely forgot Angkor Wat. How is that possible? A place that’s been on my bucket list forever. Hannah’s request […]

“This is almost as good as Camp Wood!” Ezra announced, with a grin of delight before he snapped his goggles […]

I have a bee in my bonnet. It’s a community bee, not any one person. Not any one comment, not […]

Sometimes, there are perfect days. Today was one: Lunch on the beach A long walk on the sand Sun on […]

Europe is a big place. So much history, so much culture, so many “must-sees.” How does a parent know where […]

What are you reading at the moment? I am always reading. I learned to read quite young and I can’t […]

I don’t know if I really have the words to capture this. The following come to mind: Disturbing Nauseating […]

I think, in retrospect, what I will remember most is the beat of the drum. Deafening, unrelenting and punctuated with […]

**WARNING** Descriptions and photos in this post may be disturbing to some. Please preview for young children. We rolled down […]

The first sound we heard was their singing: A high, haunting whistle-wail that rose and fell in waves through the […]

One of the things we worry about a lot as we travel is our carbon footprint; our environmental impact. Living […]

Eating healthy is important to us. I’m a relentless “do it myself” sort of girl. I was raised freezing and […]