Road trip #4 – Mount Rainier
Thursday. It was raining. When we got out of our motel, we couldn’t see the mount Rainier: the huge mountain (4 392 m, 14 409 ft) was hidden behind the clouds. We came to see it,
Thursday. It was raining. When we got out of our motel, we couldn’t see the mount Rainier: the huge mountain (4 392 m, 14 409 ft) was hidden behind the clouds. We came to see it,
We are back from a weekend in the White Mountains: the weather was awesome, and we enjoyed walking and even camping. Fall foliage is there, and it’s a real treat. The next weeks in Boston
I’ve been living in Boston for about 2 years. At first we left here “just to see”. And eventually we’ll stay two more years. These past 2 years went by really fast: I can still
Wednesday. We stayed on a Bnb in Port Angeles, a remote city in front of Canada – it’s possible to cross the bay to go to the islands. Our room was on a hill, above the
Tuesday. It was time to get our rental car. We said good bye to Seattle, today we were going to Olympic Park. When I saw the name on a map for the first time, I figured
Last Sunday, we did a schooner cruise in Salem. In French, we say goélette, which has absolutely nothing in common. Manu had to learn how to use all the sailing words: he’s been learning how
We started our road trip with Seattle, on the North West coast of the US. We landed late on Saturday night, and went right away to our Bnb located in the west of the city, in the
Saturday we’ll fly for the North West of the US. Vacation is around the corner. I don’t really remember how we decide for this particular trip. To begin with, we just wanted to go to
I always bring a lot of books when I go on vacation. This year, I’ll also bring some audiobooks, that’s a first. It doesn’t mean that Manu and I won’t talk, but we’ll spend at
This afternoon, I started watching pictures from last year road trip. I felt nostalgic. These vacation were incredible: spending long hours in the middle of great American landscapes, hiking in National Parks, sleeping in cheap
Before living in the US, I knew nothing about american beers. I figured that there was only Budweiser. But I discovered that actually, beer is a big deal here. Maybe because we are living in
“Why are we visiting an university?” Manu was a bit blasé this last Sunday morning. It was early and our first impression of the Yale campus was that it looked a bit too much like