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A Message from Family Trails
One of the things we've heard over and over from the Trails community is how every adventure leads to something new: a new memory, a new learning opportunity, some new inspiration for the next great adventure.
Koch Family: Wildlife Refuge
I try to take my children outdoors every day. I am a stay-at-home mom of 20-month-old identical twin girls and a four-year-old boy. We love getting out in nature, especially here in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. But let's be honest, I can lose my mind being cooped up in a house all day with three little kids!
Daley Family: Moving Together
I was devastated when I learned that we would be moving from a small, French village near Paris to Washington back in the U.S. I was happy for the opportunities we had ahead of us, but had a tough time saying goodbye to a country I had grown to love during our time there.
“Hopefully, by teaching my children, they will carry this love and knowledge on...”
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January Round Up : One New Thing
We asked families to embrace the potential of 2016 with renewed energy and excitement. This year, we want look beyond lofty resolutions and try at least one new thing a month. You guessed it, "One New Thing" was the theme of January's Family Trails storytelling prompt!
Saul Family: Backyard Exploration
We live down a dirt road surrounded by family, so we tend to let our children play outside without much of a watchful eye. They know the boundaries of our yard, and that they are supposed to ask to walk up to their Pawpaw's. Of course, sometimes they go past these boundaries without permission
Packham Family: Mount Ogden
"Get out and live" is a phrase I hear often, as it's the motto of a local nonprofit organization in Ogden, UT. It's also a motto that our family tries to live by as we take advantage of the beautiful rivers and mountains just minutes from our home.