Way back in 2015, I wrote about this world-traveling family’s 20 Most Memorable Moments of 2014. But our journey had only just started — we continued hopping across the globe for a good portion of 2015. Here are the 35 things we experienced in 2015 that we regularly talk about.
› This summer we're packing up and hitting the road to experience that great tradition—the Epic American Road Trip. We'll be traveling the highways and byways of the United States, journeying through 17 states in three weeks. Join us, won't you?
After leaving England, we had a three-day layover in Iceland, a small island country the locals call a land of ice and fire. On our first day, we got the lay of the land in Reykjavik, along with a history lesson or two, and some delicious hot dogs.
Way back around the year 120, Roman Emperor Hadrian built a giant wall too keep the wildmen out of the northern border of the Roman Empire. Parts of that wall still stand today.
During our 333-day trip around the world, I filmed one second of video for each day we were traveling. Well, kind of. When it was all over, all that footage was turned into a six-minute video that nicely chronicles our journey. And you can see that video right here.
Now that we're back in Perth, the only reason we'd leave is to go to Fremantle.
After a week of working on the farm, it's time to head back into the city.
A week in Western Australia’s Wheatbelt, milking cows, picking rocks, and setting fires.
Our last bus ride was 15 hours long. This one was slightly less painful.
... so why not go for a walk in one of the largest urban parks on the planet?
We started the day knowing almost nothing about Perth, but when the day ended, we knew a lot about this city in Western Australia.
Our flight from Melbourne to Perth (our 11th of the trip) took us back across time zones and into Western Australian where we spent some time at Scitech, Perth's educational science center.
We spend a lot of time in the car along Australia's southern coast.
We're not really ready to leave Tasmania, but the rest of the world is waiting.
Some say Kiki's Delivery Service has its roots in a small town in New Zealand. Of course we had to investigate. And we saw a lot of dead wallabies.
