The stories here reflect almost three decades of family travel experiences, throughout the United States and far beyond. They include visits to museums and mountaintops, ski slopes and beaches, in the bitter cold of a Canadian winter and the calm and sunny skies of a coastal Maine summer.
The venues are constantly changing, but there is one, enduring constant in our travels over these many years: they are about making and remaking family memories, recollections that commemorate the miraculous transition to our kids from newborns to adulthood and in so doing, record the story of our family.
This story never ends. Our kids are adults now, and we still travel, often together, in circumstances that continue to reflect our changing relationships towards each other and towards the family itself.
The venues are constantly changing, but there is one, enduring constant in our travels over these many years: they are about making and remaking family memories, recollections that commemorate the miraculous transition to our kids from newborns to adulthood and in so doing, record the story of our family.
This story never ends. Our kids are adults now, and we still travel, often together, in circumstances that continue to reflect our changing relationships towards each other and towards the family itself.
Featured destination: Powder Mountain
There are lots of reasons not to ski at Powder Mountain. But here's the thing, none of them matter. Read more.
Featured destination:
Alps: Swiss or French? Why not both!
Whether it's breath-taking views or a relaxing Apres-Ski you're looking for, these two Alpine destinations do not disappoint. Read more.
More winter fun:
Powder Mountain, Utah
Video by Andrew Capland
Watch below as my son Josh and cousins Brad and Andrew whizz through snowy forests and glide down pristine powdery slopes. Get the full scoop on winter wandering around one of the Rockies' hidden gems!