The final destination on our Australian adventure was Cairns, the perfect location for visiting both the tablelands and the great barrier reef! We ended our honeymoon with plenty of sight-seeing and adventure! Check out a few pictures and the last video below! Enjoy!
The second stop on our Australian adventure was Melbourne, a wonderful city with plenty to see and do both in and around the area. Below are a few of my favorite pictures along with Part 2 of the video series documenting our trip! Enjoy!
After and an amazing two-week honeymoon in Australia I am officially back to blogging! Future posts will be chock-full of DIY ideas for the home and parties, as well as some projects from our own wedding! But before all of that, check out a few pictures and a short video I made of the first destination on our Australian adventure!
A few weeks ago, Jim and I spent a few days in Washington D.C., Jim had a work conference and I decided to tag along. It had been since 8th grade that I had seen our nation’s capital, and it was the first time ever for Jim. We visited Dupont Circle, where our hotel was located, Downtown for the monuments and the Smithsonian, and
Well, this is it folks, I’m wrapping up my series on the Longest Yard Sale with some Trip Tips. While some of these tips can be useful for all kinds of flea market or tag sales, you will definitely want to remember them if you decide to venture out onto the old 127 Corridor in the coming years for the World’s Longest Yard Sale! 1.) Have
Now I have told you how we fared at our stops in Tennessee and Kentucky at The World’s Longest Yard Sale, but I have yet to show you any real pictures of our purchases, until now. You ask, and you shall receive. Below are a few of the smaller items we picked up along the way, which include a few old wooden crates, a vintage
For the second part of our trip we decided to concentrate on Cambellsville and Frankfort, Kentucky. I would like to say that it was a smooth transition from one state to the other, however that wouldn’t be entirely true. Getting lost in rural Kentucky can be a little frustrating as the roads wind and the scenery repeats itself with barn after barn and cow after
We didn’t really know what to expect when we headed down south for the Longest Yard Sale. We had an idea, sure, but we were newbies. My mother, sister and I left from Connecticut and drove to Roanoke Virginia, after stopping at the Natural Bridge where we took pictures, and hiked about five miles, unintentionally. Then we headed to Nashville where we spent two full days
I certainly wouldn’t be bashful if I was from Nashville. What a great city, and what a fabulous time we had at our first stop on our road trip to the Longest Yard Sale! While Broadway Street is not very long, it took us a long time to walk it. The fluorescent signs of every bar and honky-tonk light up your path and beg you to
Only I am not leaving on a jet plane, rather driving 15 hours, but hey it is worth it! Can you imagine all of the amazing pieces I will find at the Longest Yard Sale?! Ok so what is this trip I keep talking about?Well if you are a flea market and yard sale lover like I am, then it is heaven! And if you