By Sarah Walker Caron, Bangor Daily News
When we shuffled onto the train in Portland last week, my kids situated themselves in the plus seats by the windows. The train soon jerked to a start and they watched as the Maine landscape — serene blue bodies of water and not-yet-awake trees — flew by. We passed through New Hampshire and then parts of Massachusetts before arriving in Boston, our destination for a school break adventure.
When planning for this break, I considered so many different destinations — from Floridian beaches to the nation’s capital. But it was Boston, close enough to get there via ground transportation in a few hours, that called to me.
While we’ve been there before a few times, there always seems to be more we can do there. And the getting there — taking a bus and then a train — was part of the adventure. New experiences are, right? Click here to continue reading.
I love traveling with my kids. There’s something freeing about getting away from home to experience new things and places. It opens our eyes to the greater world and gives us valuable experiences that recharge and refuel us.
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