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The Gathering Place in Tulsa is the most amazing p

The Gathering Place in Tulsa is the most amazing playground ever! Climbing castles, enormous slides, two-person swings, and even kayaks and paddle boats — all FREE. You don’t even have to pay for parking! #flandersfamilytravels #thegatheringplace #roadtrip

We are so very grateful for those who paid the ult

We are so very grateful for those who paid the ultimate price to secure and protect our liberty, and we are also thankful for places like this — the National World War I Museum in Kansas City, MO — for preserving this integral part of our nation’s history. “Those who don’t learn from history are doomed to repeat it.” #flandersfamilytravels #memorialday #landoftgefreebecauseofthebrave

Every inch of the Kansas State Capitol was spectac

Every inch of the Kansas State Capitol was spectacular — from its maze-like ground level to the tip top of its dome, which those of us who were willing to climb the 296 steps required were able to see in person. Kansas is the only state capitol in the US that offers free public tours to the top of its cupola. #flandersfamilytravels #statecapitols #homeschool #fieldtrip

For the most part, our days of traveling with ten

For the most part, our days of traveling with ten or twelve kids in tow are behind us. For the majority of our trips during the past year, we’ve had only these three tagging along. Sometimes just the youngest two. By this time next year, we’ll be down to only Abby. The speed with which all our chicks have grown up and left the nest have made me so grateful for the years we’ve spent homeschooling them and for the freedom that decision has allowed us to travel together whenever and wherever my husband’s schedule would allow. Traveling cross country with cranky toddlers isn’t always fun. Backpacking Europe with a breastfeeding baby takes effort. Cramming 12 people into a 500 sq ft army barrack during Daddy’s 4-month (stateside) deployment so we can all be together requires commitment. But all the memories and comradery and love that such small sacrifices foster are so worth it! So don’t put off traveling with your kids until they are older. Even if you are just driving across town to explore a park or museum you’ve never seen before, do it without delay. If you wait too long, you may not have any kids left at home to share the experience with. 🥲 #flandersfamilytravels #homeshooling #siezetheday

I think the Iowa State Capitol is my favorite so f

I think the Iowa State Capitol is my favorite so far. Such exquisite craftsmanship at every turn! The walls and ceilings are entirely hand painted (no wallpaper). The mosaics are breathtaking. And the library is a dream! ❤️❤️❤️ #flandersfamilytravels #roadtrip #statecapitol #homeschool #fieldtrip

We toured the world’s largest rail yard in North

We toured the world’s largest rail yard in North Platte, NE. “More trains than you can keep track of” — and los of history, too! 🚂 #flandersfamilytravels #roadtrip #unionpacific

We loved looking at all the wonderful piecework at

We loved looking at all the wonderful piecework at the International Quilt Museum in Lincoln, Nebraska. Such gorgeous handiwork!
We also enjoyed the museum’s craft corner upstairs where we could unleash a little creativity of our own. #flandersfamilytravels #museumlife

Rollin’ through the black hills in a covered wag

Rollin’ through the black hills in a covered wagon… #flandersfamilytravels #roadtrip

We were treated to a 90-minute tour of the Nebrask

We were treated to a 90-minute tour of the Nebraska State Capitol by a friendly geologist with encyclopedic knowledge of Nebraska’s state history and Capitol building. It wasn’t until the end of the tour that we found out the guy was neither a Capitol employee nor a volunteer, but just happened to be visiting that day, like us. #flandersfamilytravels #statecapitol #roadtrip

These bison and their babies are so cute, even if

These bison and their babies are so cute, even if they do stall traffic when by stopping in the middle of the road to nurse! #flandersfamilytravels #roadtrip #custerstatepark #bisonherd

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