During our trip to the National Archives, we had enough daylight left to explore another attraction. Mama Nomad suggested that we check out the American History Museum. We exited the National Archives and, in no time, we were at the steps of the Smithsonian National Museum of American History. The… Continue reading
The Nomads made another trip back into Washington DC. This time we explored the National Archives. Since we are in West Virginia now, it was interesting trying to find the correct Metro Station and plot a new route to get to the right area. The one closest to us was… Continue reading
In May, The Nomads explored Harper’s Ferry and a segment of the Appalachian Trail. It was a great day with tons to see. All of that walking made us thirsty, which we brought water (as usual) to quench our thirst. We also built up quite an appetite. Yelp is an… Continue reading
We were asked to do a guest post on a website in the United Kingdom called Money Mindset Coaching. The website is dedicated to Financial Coaching and founded by Caroline Domanska. She has 7 years of international experience, 15 years of experience helping people life plan and 20 years of… Continue reading
I was recently interviewed by the host of Reinvention Radio, Steve Olsher, for a segment called Reinventing The Homestead. He is known as America’s Reinvention Expert. Steve created several multimillion dollar companies from scratch, co-stared in an award-winning film and is a New York Times best-selling author. Reinvention Radio is… Continue reading
What do Nomad Mamas do on Mother’s Day? They hike the Appalachian Trail of course! On Mother’s Day of 2015 Mama Nomad wanted to go hiking. So we journeyed to the Appalachian Trail at Harpers Ferry. We began our adventure at the Appalachian Trail Conservancy Visitor Center located at 799… Continue reading
We are going to take you back to a time when the rail and the river were directly competing on a regular basis as the preferred mode of transportation. In 1828, the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, also called the C&O Canal, began construction. This was a 185 mile long canal… Continue reading
What is the last Monday in May in the United States? It is Memorial Day. On this day we remember, pay tribute to and honor all those who died while serving in the US Armed Forces. When someone commits to the possibility of paying with their life while in service… Continue reading
On a warm Spring morning, The Nomads headed for Charlottesville, Virginia. Why? I am glad you asked. We decided to visit the home of the Author of The Declaration of Independence, Mr. Thomas Jefferson. It is called Monticello. On your way to Monticello, which is positioned at the top of a… Continue reading
The Nomads have returned to Washington DC again. And, just as a notice, we will likely be returning a few more times over the next few months. There is so much to see and do in DC. On this trip, we went to the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History. On… Continue reading
