The Weber Traveler for your road trip cooking
Although I love my trusty charcoal grill it isn’t always possible to haul it to a picnic at the park or a tailgater at the game.
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No-hassle road trip coffee
Here’s another way to travel sustainably — make a hot cup of specialty coffee as easily as a hot cup of tea. And help save the planet.
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Small batch sauces for road trips
When we travel, we also like to cook or grill on the road. But provisioning can be difficult – we don’t want to bring too…
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The Athena jump starts your road trip
On your next road trip, you can recharge all your electronic devices — even jump-start your car in an emergency.
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Planning a road trip as gas prices reach record highs
Just as we feel safe planning for spring and summer trips, gas prices reach record highs. And they may get higher despite crude oil prices dropping at the moment, AAA says
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How road trippers can cope with high gas prices
We are all dealing with the impact of high gas prices and will have to adjust. Here’s how families can still vacation this spring and summer.
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Beautiful Places to Stay in North Carolina
Far removed from the bigger cities of North Carolina, there are many smaller towns and rural areas steeped in rich history and natural beauty
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Why Moms and Kids are Gaga for Glamping
Nine-out-of-10 moms reported in a survey say camping/glamping leads to greater family communication and bonding compared to other activities.
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What’s ahead for summer
If you are thinking about renting an RV or a car, heading to popular national park lodges or camping, you need to book or you may be out of luck
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SURVIVING A ROAD TRIP
What the kids don’t get is that driving for hours with a couple of antsy children (not to mention sullen tweens and teens) is no fun for parents either — especially not when we’re paying record prices for gas. Still, millions of us — 20.4 million just over the July 4th weekend, AAA reports — are hitting the road with the kids this summer.
