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Merry Christmas! & our Holiday Card
- on December 25, 2015
- By brittanyMakes
- In holiday, ME
- 2
Merry Christmas! I hope you had a fantastic day, full of love and laughter. We had such a blast introducing Santa for reals this year. My MIL decorates to the nines with Santas of all shapes and sizes. Left and right I hear Zano say "ho ho" every time he spots a Santa figurine. It's beyond adorable.
There are a few things I notice most around the holidays. Being a working mom, there are things I just can't get to in a timely manner. I find myself shopping last minute, even though I started early. Wrapping gifts two days before Christmas well past my bedtime, and ordering holiday cards a week before Christmas. I think some families have it down – you take your holiday card photo on or before Thanksgiving, so once turkey day passes, you're on it! Ordering cards for delivery weeks before Christmas and New Years. Instead of getting to mid December and thinking 'dang, it's too late', I have to tell you my secret – Minted.
For the last couple years I've ordered our holiday card from Minted. Let me clarify, I rush-order our holiday card. Minted has so many options to customize your holiday card, and since I typically cut it close on time, I choose a style that suits post-Christmas delivery (as in, can also be received as a New Years or general Holiday card and not feel like it was a late delivered Christmas card. Trickery!)
My favorite selection Minted offers is the foil pressed cards. Think gold/copper/silver foil meets letterpress. The foil is shiny and so fancy looking, and the slight indentation from being pressed takes the design to the next level. I also love their new completely customizable cards where you upload your own image – check out the card Gwen's kids created!
I ordered our cards Tuesday afternoon, and they arrived Friday. Talk about quick!
It was like pulling teeth, but I sort of got a family photo taken on Christmas day! There's something about 19 month olds that makes sitting still, let alone looking at the camera, nearly impossible.
On a brighter note – I chopped my hair off! It was somewhat a dramatic/traumatic experience, but after a couple days its finally growing on me. Let me just say, it took two hairstylists and a lot of tears to get to this.
Merry Christmas!!! I'll see you in the new year!
Copper Table Setting
- on December 14, 2015
- By brittanyMakes
- In holiday, home decor
- 14
My dining table is usually covered in blog and shop materials – fabric, pillows, rugs, packaging tape, receipts. It's rarely clean enough to eat from (and we always eat at our island anyway). It's not until the holidays roll around when I get the sudden urge to dress it up (see last year's table here). Something about a set table reminds me most of Christmas time.
I fell pretty hard for all the copper decor this season. I usually lean towards brass as my metallic of choice, but this year I'm all about incorporating different tones of copper to bridge the warmth of my walnut dining table to go alongside my go-to golds.
I bought a few of these paper hanging stars for a baby shower I'm hosting this weekend, but then decided they looked perfect atop my IKEA bar cabinet. I guess I'll have to go get a few more for the shower 😉
The bottle brush trees alone were looking a little bare and lonely, so I clipped some branches from our Christmas tree – we got a flocked one this year! I had a few tubes of mini ornaments in copper and gold tones, left over from the Christmas challenge I did two years ago, that I sprinkled throughout the clippings and trees.
For the place mats, I spray painted some cheap mats from Ikea with Design Master 24 carat gold spray paint (it's the perfect rose-gold!)
The geometric plates I found at Marshall's almost 3 years ago. They're DVF and I can't find them online, although I've seen some olive colored ones on ebay… The black plates are from Ikea, they're perfect, and cheap!
In case you're interested, I put together a "get the look"! I love seeing these at the end of people's blog posts.
OH, ps, if you're wondering where my rug went, I sold it on the shop! I'm on the hunt for another…
banner // stars // sheepskin // table // flatware // trees // plates // copper bowl // place mat // black napkins
Anything else not listed is either vintage or discontinued (like those DVF plates, sadface!)
- on December 18, 2014
- By brittanyMakes
- In holiday
- 0
I definitely waited for the last minute to post my last minute gift guide. See what I did there? I unintentionally showed you just how much of a procrastinator I can be… Help! How do I prevent my son from inheriting my 'wait until the last minute' tenancies? Funny enough and in my greatest defense, I usually make my best decisions under pressure! Speaking of pressure, we only have 6 more days to shop for Christmas… Here's what you need to finish off that shopping list of yours!
// ONE I can't tell you how much time I've spent trying to get my husband to wear chukkas, as dapper as I tell him he'll look, he still refuses. These are the most affordable ones I've found, yet still look mighty handsome // TWO a very manly vest to do very manly things while wearing // THREE because the holidays wouldn't be the same without a red buffalo check blanket // FOUR copper is a man's metallic, any dude will look a 100x sexier poppin' bottles with a copper opener // FIVE matching copper shaker is a must, naturally // SIX pour your manly drinks in these rigid and angular drinking glasses
// ONE my favorite thing to wear every day lately is a heathered gray vest, it goes with everything! And this one is perfect! A little lux action with that fur hoodie // TWO trust me when I say every lady needs a gold wishbone paperweight // THREE Black + gold + NYC action? This sweater is so cute // FOUR get this stool for one of the ladies in your life (or yourself!) before they're gone! // FIVE gold glitter satchel? you had me at hello // SIX blush pink is a year 'round staple, grab this leather tote while it's on sale!
12 Days of Holiday Tablescapes!
- on December 16, 2014
- By brittanyMakes
- In holiday, home decor
- 24
Christmas is in 9 days. 9 DAYS! I tend to be a giant procrastinator around the holidays, I get caught somewhere between trying not to spend a million dollars on gifts yet still trying to find that perfect something for each member of my gigantic family without offending them with something from the dollar section at Target. I know, a gift is a gift and should be happily received regardless, but it's not always so easy is it? ANYWAY, I'm getting off track. Christmas, it's here! And it's the first time in our new house that we get to decorate for the holidays. My husband is beside himself with joy. It's his FAVORITE time of year and I wouldn't be a good wife if our table was sans decor.
And what fabulous timing! I'm joining forces with 11 other mighty talented bloggers (list below) on a 12-Days of Christmas Tablescape tour.
SIDE NOTE – our dining chairs, thrifted of course (which I'm 99% sure are Milo Baughman) are in horrible shape and need to be recovered. Please don't look too closely. I got them for $10 each so if they're not Milo I'm not even mad.
My formula for this holiday season was super easy: tartan napkins, sheepskin flokati, touches of metallic gold and copper, and classic white dinnerware. Everything pairs nicely with our warm walnut dining table! I love our dining table, it's the first 'grown-up' piece of furniture we've purchased that was delivered pre-built! White glove delivery and everything!
I just trimmed some sprigs of greenery off our Christmas tree as a little tabletop flair. I tied them together with a bit of rosemary and red velvet ribbon. What screams the Holidays more than red velvet ribbon?
There's like a lot of weirdness going on in our dining area right now, like subfloor as flooring, missing baseboards, grimy dining chairs, weirdly draped tinsel, plants that look like tenticals, to name a few. But i'm not going to complain one bit, It's the holidays and my baby's first Christams. I couldn't be more blessed and more at peace with these things. All in good time these details will be fixed.
So! Since I'm a noob at holiday decorating, what are your go-to tips and tricks to decorating for the holidays? Do you bother with a holiday tablescape? I actually quite enjoy the little details like the handwritten notecards, it makes me actually want to host an intimate holiday dinner 🙂
SOURCES: Dining Table // sheepskin flokati // shelving unit (sprayed gold) // gold flatware // DVF geo-shaped dinnerware // terra cotta place card holders // dining chairs: vintage // tartan napkins // gold & cement vase (instores only, sold out?) similar here // Wanderlust Globe // metallic mini bowls // zebra rug: vintage //
I have to thank Jen for hosting this fun tables cape tour! Be sure to check out the last 6 days tablescapes and mark your calendars for those who are scheduled next!
- Mon, 12/8 Rogue Engineer
- Tue, 12/9 Her Toolbelt
- Wed, 12/10 So Much Better With Age
- Thu, 12/11 Pneumatic Addict
- Fri, 12/12 Pretty Handy Girl
- Mon, 12/15 All Things G&D
- Tue, 12/16 brittanyMakes
- Wed, 12/17 House of Wood
- Thu, 12/18 Sawdust Girl
- Fri, 12/19 My Altered State
- Mon, 12/22 That's My Letter
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DIY Mystery Supply Challenge: Wanderlust Globe Ornament
- on December 8, 2014
- By brittanyMakes
- In DIY, holiday
- 22
I don't want to sound like a complainer here, but seriously, glass ornaments! There's not a whole lot more you can do with a glass ornament that hasn't already been done. So instead of this project being an "OMG what an amazing idea I wish I thought of that!" sort of project, it's going to be an "oh cool! I really like that version of that ornament!" At least I hope so.
Burlap and Lace // Desert Domicile // DIY Playbook // Dream Green DIY // Fabric Paper Glue //Homey Oh My // Makely Home // Sarah Hearts // Vintage Revivals
We were each challenged to design an ornament using essentially the same ingredients: A clear glass ornament, ribbon, faux snow, and a Sharpie paint pen. The ornament shape, ribbon color, and Sharpie paint pen color were of our choosing, which is a great little twist because instead of all our ornaments being pretty much the same, we're able to pick the ingredients that work with our individual styles and tastes.
Ornament inspiration: the hand painted Wanderlust Globe
My main mission was to find or make something that would be the equivalent of a globe display stand. I considered crafting it out of clay or wood, then I found this gold loop easel at the craft store, which ended up being perfect for the ornament version of the Wanderlust Globe, mainly because the head of the ornament would have posed some issues. Instead of trying to hide the ornament head, I utilized it as it was intended, to hang from something, like this easel!
The process of my ornament transformation is fairly straight forward. First, I painted two coats of chalkboard paint over a round ornament bulb. I hung the ornament to dry on the gold easel. I'm still so happy I found this easel,l it really is the best thing I could find that looked like a globe stand. Then I drew the continents with the white Sharpie paint pen. Maybe it was user error but I was having trouble getting the paint out, just don't look too closely at North America…
Next, I took a gold marker and wrote in all the major locations. I wish the marker I chose had a little more metallic sheen to it, but I needed a fine tip so my options were slim.
The last thing I did was take a section of the glitter ribbon tape and wrap it around the base of the ornament topper. So, where's the snow? Well, consider me disqualified because all I could come up with is sprinkling it around the globe stand for the picture. You can't win them all can you.
Well, there you have it! Make sure to hop on over to the other beautiful participants to see what ornaments they cooked up! Here's the list again if you need it 🙂
Burlap and Lace // Desert Domicile // DIY Playbook // Dream Green DIY // Fabric Paper Glue //Homey Oh My // Makely Home // Sarah Hearts // Vintage Revivals
It's Christmas Time!
- on December 1, 2014
- By brittanyMakes
- In DIY, holiday
- 1
Wow! I can't believe we're already through with Thanksgiving. As of yesterday I am in full Christmas mode! The tree has been purchased, holiday decorating has begun, and lights are up on the house, which is super exciting because now that we're homeowners, this is the first time we've ever hung Christmas lights outside. My husband is kind of afraid of heights, he had to climb up a ladder to hang our exterior lights, and it's mean of me but it I couldn't help but laugh as he got all worried climbing only two steps up from the ground. It's not like our house is that tall!
I have an exciting announcement to make! I'm participating in a Christmas ornament challenge! The lineup for this event is blowing my mind. I religiously follow each one of these ladies blogs and feel unworthy to be lined up beside them. It must be a mistake!
Burlap and Lace // Desert Domicile // DIY Playbook // Dream Green DIY // Fabric Paper Glue // Homey Oh My // Makely Home // Sarah Hearts // Vintage Revivals
The challenge is kinda like that foodie show Chopped? I always watch that show while I'm at the gym running on the treadmill, something about it mystery food dishes help me ignore the fact I'm working out. Is it weird that not one dish have I ever thought to recreate? I wonder if the show has ever taken a poll on this… Well, anyway, this challenge is something like Chopped, where we each get a box of random craft supplies (we all get the same stuff!) and we create an ornament of sorts using said supplies. The good news is no one is going to get publicly shamed, the bad news? I might actually shame myself if I don't think up of something other than a snow filled ornament…
Here are the ingredients we get to work with:
BSHT Thanksgiving Style!
- on November 4, 2014
- By brittanyMakes
- In holiday, home decor
- 18
Welcome Jones Design Company readers! So happy you're stopping by on this fun blog hop. Emily's blog has been a favorite of mine for years! Her blog is such an inspiration, she's actually one of the reasons I started blogging.
Now that Halloween 2014 is in the books, we can officially declare that the holidays are here! I tend to resist the end of summer in spite of the fact Fall is my favorite season. My husband on the other hand? He's probably the most pumped about the holidays, he's been listening to Christmas music since July.
I love being a part of these seasonal blog hops – they keep me honest and ready for whatever's next. In this case, Thanksgiving!
Our family is notorious for keeping the tablescape S I M P L E for Thanksgiving. We really prefer to highlight the food, not that styling a table isn't something we enjoy doing, we just tend to style more with food than with decor during the big holiday feasts.
Today my goal is to share just a couple tips on how to keep that table setting simple yet chic and memorable.
The first thing I do when decorating for Thanksgiving is take a walk around the block with a pair of clippers. I keep an eye out for seasonal foliage and 'borrow' a couple clippings to toss in a vessel or two for some natural flair on the table.
I love collecting unique linen napkins, and my trick is to buy one or two of a pattern and mix with other linen napkins of a similar color palette. It's a fool proof way to trick people into thinking I effortlessly mixed the patterns myself, when really… I'm just too cheap to buy a full set. Ha!
I always hit up my local Trader Joe's for inexpensive seasonal fruits and veggies. My favorite fruit for entertaining is the persimmon! They're so unique to the season and I love how they give the perfect amount of dimension and color, they feel almost sculptural. It doesn't hurt that they're crunchy and delicious! My favorite salad right now: persimmon slices + kale + pomegranate seeds + chevre. YUM.
We host such a huge party every Thanksgiving, most of the prep time is spent on the food and not so much on the table setting. Our family is more than casual, with the main focus being on the food and the company, there's not much room left for frills and layered place settings in our house. A little goes a long way, that's for sure!
Get more inspiration by checking out yesterday's BSHT bloggers, and hop on over to Cassie's blog to catch her amazingly curated tablescape.
World's easiest (& prettiest) DIY gift tags
- on December 16, 2013
- By brittanyMakes
- In DIY, holiday
- 6
I like to live on the edge… I'm a last minute gift wrapper. Raise your coffee mug if you're done shopping. Take a sip if you're done wrapping!
Even though I'm a last minute gift wrapper, I still enjoy every detail that goes into wrapping each gift. My go-to formula is plain wrapping paper, like Kraft paper or something simple like stripes. Then I dress each gift up with some ribbon. Glittery ribbon, let's be honest. I always try to create a unique gift tag. I just hate resorting to using scraps of wrapping paper folded in half. We've all done it. I'm not proud.
One year I made individual chalkboard gift tags, those were quite a hit! They did take some time to cure, so this year I decided to make something a little simpler out of glitter scrapbook paper.
Clearly world's easiest DIY gift tag. All you need is the gift-tag looking hole punch which you can find at your local craft store. I bought mine at Michaels. I also bought about 10 sheets of glittery scrapbook paper over Black Friday weekend, which were seriously a steal. I think each sheet ranges from $.99 to $1.99, totally worth making these adorable gift tags.
I crafted two varieties, a bronze and a gold. On the back I stamped "TO" and "LOVE", punched a hole at the top and strung some baker's twine for easy use when attaching to each gift.
In preparing for last weekend's pop-up shop, I sold packages of 10 tags. Let me tell you, everyone LOVED them. You can get so creative with what scrapbook paper you choose as well. I almost bought the faux snake skin paper. Almost.
What special touch do you put on your holiday gift wrapping? Do share!
A Holiday Card & Tiny Prints
- on December 14, 2013
- By brittanyMakes
- In DIY, holiday
- 3
Happy weekend friends! It's a rare Saturday post today, but it's all because of a mighty fun collaboration with a business I adore. Tiny Prints asked me to host a DIY on their blog in exchange for some holiday cards. I immediately said "YES!", for two reasons of course – one, the opportunity (duh) and two, it was a slim chance I was going to get my butt in gear and put together (let's be real here, pay for) a holiday card. Now that we're in full saving-every-penny-for-the-baby mode, some of the traditions I love, like sending holiday cards, have to be sacrificed. Again, this is what happens when two accountants get married!
Thank goodness for Tiny Prints! They made my holiday card dreams come true, AND we were able to coordinate a pregnancy announcement with them as well. As my husband would say, "double whammy!".
Let's get to the fun part. The DIY I'm sharing over on Tiny Prints blog is a super easy, 6 step tutorial on how to make your own faux fur stocking.
Hop on over to Tiny Prints to get the full step-by-step! And I bet you didn't know, there is a whole plethora of DIYs from so many bloggers you already know. Grab a cup of hot cocoa and have a little Saturday reading 🙂
Happy Saturday everyone!
Holiday Home(ish) Tour
- on December 9, 2013
- By brittanyMakes
- In holiday
- 37
There are only 17 days until Christmas. 17! I've been in the holiday spirit for a couple months, since we started The Home Depot Holiday Challenge (back in October!). We moved shortly after, which means we had to take down and box up our holiday decor before we were ready. We're still settling in to our current spot, not 100% unpacking since the plan is to move to our next spot in a few months before I pop out an infant. With that said, we haven't totally decked the halls quite yet, but that doesn't mean I haven't been working on holiday decor!
The last couple weeks I've been sewing, gluing and glittering like mad preparing for a pop-up shop I participated in this weekend. I'd like to say I definitely turned my booth into a mini living room full of Christmas cheer.
I decked out two mini flocked trees in German glass glitter ornaments. Flocked trees and glitter ornaments are a must have for the holidays if you ask me. It's so easy to turn a plain glass ornament into something special. Here and here are two easy tutorials that I posted the last two seasons. Customize your ornaments has never been so easy!
Every year I like to make one big Christmas craft. This year I decided to make some fab stockings from remnant pieces of fabric from my (absurdly large) fabric stash. It's a fun way to add some whimsy to your fireplace or mantel. And of course! I'll be sharing a tutorial soon 🙂
Fresh greenery in the form of garland and wreaths are also a must for holiday decor. For the pop-up shop I shared a booth with my girlfriend who is quite the talented florist. She hand made these gorgeous wreaths! Crazy, right? I totally soaked up their beauty in my holiday space all weekend.
My husband and I are absolutely ready for the holidays, however this year we're just spreading the cheer in different ways than we're used to, which includes this darling little booth.
Hop around today (and the rest of this week) by checking out the festive spaces of these fiercely talented ladies!


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The Child Care Program is licensed by the Ministry of Education and is subject to provincial regulations and inspections. We also have a "Purchase of Service" agreement with the City of Toronto and a subsidy space may be available to families who apply and are eligible.
In February 2009, the Board of Directors approved a pilot Nursery Program to operate as of September 2009. This program is offered for children aged 2.6 to 4 years old from September to June from 9:00a.m. to 11:00a.m. in room 006, which is licensed space during off hours. The program begins the week after school starts and finishes on the last day of school in June. The program will not operate, on Statutory Holidays, Family Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Christmas Break and through July and August inclusive.
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October 8, 2015Bagel Breakfast 7:30am - 8:45am
October 12, 2015Child Care Closed - Thanksgiving
October 30, 2015Halloween Celebration 4:00pm - 5:00pm
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November 13, 2015P.A. Day - Child Care Open 7:30am - 6:00pm
December 21, 2015 P.A. Day - Child Care Open 7:30am - 6:00pm
December 22, 2015P.A. Day - Child Care Open 7:30am - 6:00pm
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December 24th, 2015 - January 1, 2016Child Care Closed - Christmas Break
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January 22, 2016Nursery program - Closed
January 22, 2016P.A. Day - Child Care Open 7:30am - 6:00pm
February - TBAFamily Skate Night
February 12, 2016Nursery program - Closed
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February 15, 2016Child Care Closed - Family Day
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Scrubs Series 1-5
Merlin Series 1
At home
All the Blackadder's
Thin Blue Line
A few Simpsons series
My Family S2.
A couple of Vampire Diaries
Gossip Girl
and more that I can't remember.
What TV shows do you have on DVD?
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The lack of supernatural disappoints me
Every single episode of My Parents are Aliens
Derren Brown Tricks of the Mind 1-2
Mongrels 1
Life on Mars 1-2
Ashes to Ashes 1-3
IT Crowd 1-3
Simpsons 7
Britannia High
Friends 3,6,10
Hustle 1-5 (I really want the rest of them)
Extras 1-2
Russell Brand's Ponderland
Mumbai Calling (this is more than Britannia High)
I want Black Books, Yes Prime Minister, Skins and The Inbetweeners
Diagnosis Murder, season 2
Nothing else comes close.
Very few actually.
Nowadays with the likes of Lost, 24,Breaking Bad, Mad Men , Star Trek, X Files, 30 Rock, and many more available to view at an instant on Netflix in HD, there's little point in buying.
House - All
Lost - all
Greys anatomy - all
Big bang theory - all
rizzoli and isles - all (downloaded)
the L word - S 1 and 2
Black adder - s 4
Private Practice - all
pretty little liars - s1
ER - All
inbetweeners - all
outnumbered - all
Yes Minister and Yes Prime Minister
The West Wing
Ashes to Ashes series 1-2
Father Ted
That is all.
Garth Merenghi's Darkplace
Peep Show Series One
That's about it, I have a lot of download TV series' though.
Waking the Dead - complete boxset
Peep Show - 1-7
Family Guy - Season 8? .. the one with the stupid horse on the front cover
(Original post by JordanS94)
I'm doing this for two reasons
1) I'm bored
2) My friends say I have too many TV shows on DVD so I want to know if I do
I have:
Skins series 1-4
The Big Bang Theory series 1-4
The Walking Dead series 1
Glee series 1 and 2
South Park series 1-12
Being Human series 1-3 (4 is pre-ordered)
Misfits series 1-3
The Inbetweeners series 1-3
LOST series 1-6
Doctor Who series 1-5
Friends series 1-10
What TV shows do you own on DVD ? And do I own too many?
Doctor Who Series 1-2-have 3 and 4 on recorded video though
Primeval Series 1-3
Several Doctor Who Classic Stories(roughly 50)-average series was 6 so about 8 series worth
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine(Series 1-7)
Star Trek:The Next Generation(Series 1-7 bar about 10 episodes)
Star Trek:Voyager(Series 2 and 6 but i also have series 7 on video)
Star Trek:The Original (Series 1)
Star Trek: Enterprise(Series 1-3)
My Family(unknown Series)
Catherine Tate Show(Series 1 and 2)
Little Britain(Series 1 and 2)
Only Fools and Horses(Series 1 and 7)
On the Buses(2 Series not sure which)
Walking With Dinosaurs and Monsters
Torchwood Series 1(have Series 2 on Video)
Planets Series
Looks like you have more TV Series's than me on DVD and i really do have lots of DVDS-easily over 200 but this does include movies and other DVDs.
the wire ( all )
sopranos ( all )
true blood ( all )
sex and the city ( all )
sons of anarchy ( all )
supernatual ( nearly all of it )
dexter ( nearly all of it )
vampire diaries ( nearly all of it )
downton abby ( all )
boardwalk empire ( season 1 )
greys anatomy ( seriously need to get more of the seasons )
im getting all of friends soon
i plan to get all of criminal minds, family guy, hex, nip tuck, one tree hill, the oc, six feet under, dawsons creek, blue bloods, cold case, suits, csi vegas and prob some more ... beavis and butthead if possible .... of course i want to get my oldies like charmed, buffy and angel.
im a addict
Star Trek: The Original Series (seasons 1 and 2 on blu-ray)
Star Trek: The Next Generation (all seasons on DVD)
Star Trek: Voyager (seasons 3,4,5,7 on DVD)
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (seasons 3,4,5,6,7 on DVD)
Star Trek: Enterprise (season 3 on DVD)
Doctor Who (several classic episodes, new series seasons 1,2,3,4,5 on DVD)
Stargate SG-1 (all seasons on DVD)
Stargate Atlantis (season 4 on DVD)
Battlestar Gallactica (all seasons on blu-ray)
Caprica (season 1 on DVD)
Farscape (seasons 1,3 on DVD)
Supernatural (seasons 1,2,3,4,5 on blu-ray)
The X-Files (all seasons on DVD)
NCIS (seasons 1,2,3,4 on DVD)
CSI (seasons 1,2,3,4,5 on DVD)
CSI: New York (seasons 1,2 on DVD)
24 (all seasons on DVD)
The West Wing (all seasons on DVD)
3rd Rock from the Sun (seasons 2,3 on DVD)
Frasier (seasons 1,2,3,4 on DVD)
Friends (all seasons on DVD)
The Simpsons (seasons 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,12,13 on DVD)
Futurama (season 1 on DVD)
Heroes (season 1 on blu-ray)
House MD (seasons 1,2,3,4,5,6 on DVD)
and several anime series as well I collect dvd's and stuff largely as I have very little social life and never go on holiday so need things to watch!
I would of bought the Wire but I watched it all online.
Peep Show
I'm Alan Partridge
The Sopranos
Battlestar Galactica
Six Feet Under
The Day Today
Brass Eye
The Wire
Family Guy (1-3, not sure why I'd buy the others, 1-3 is the real thing)
South Park
Monkey Dust
Red Dwarf
Green Wing
Some of It's Always Sunny... Can't remember which seasons.
I think that's it.
Friends (Seasons 1-10)
Grey's Anatomy (Season 2)
Wild At Heart (Series 1-3)
Outnumbered (Series 1-2)
Downton Abbey (Series 1)
Miranda (Series 1-2)
None, but here's what I plan to buy when I'm earning enough (subject to change):
30 Rock
Arrested Development
Boardwalk Empire
Bored to Death
Breaking Bad
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Frasier (seasons 1-7)
Freaks and Geeks
Friday Night Lights
Game of Thrones
I'm Alan Partridge
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
Jonathan Creek
Life on Mars
Mad Men
Parks and Recreation
Party Down
Peep Show
Shameless (seasons 1-2)
Six Feet Under
Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip
The Boondocks
The Good Wife
The OC
The Office
The Shield
The Simpsons (seasons 1-8)
The Sopranos
The West Wing (seasons 1-4)
The Wire
Warehouse 13 1-2
Smallville 1-9
Grey's anatomy 1-4
Private Practice 1-2
Glee 1
One Tree Hill 1-6
Alias 1-5
Merlin 1-3
Lipstick Jungle 1-2
Charmed 1-8
Gilmore Girls 3
The Tudors 4
Mini series or part seasons: Lost in Austen, Jane Eyre, Tess of the D'Urbervilles, Doctor Who, Robin Hood.
Don't even get me started on films!
In the order they appear on my shelf:
Life on Mars-All
Ashes to Ashes-All
Sherlock-Series 1
Classic Doctor Who-a total of 42 DVDs;mainly consisting of stories from the Pertwee-Davison era
New Who-Series 1-3
Torchwood-Series 1(Episodes 1-5)
Robin Hood-(All)
Fawlty Towers-All
The IT Crowd-Series 1-3
The Inbetweeners-All
The Mighty Boosh-All
Only Fools & Horses-Series 1,5 and 7
Mr Bean-All
The Thin Blue Line-All
Father Ted-All
Frasier-Series 5
Little Britain-Series 1
I have just a few, here they go.
* Lost, complete series.
* Life on Mars (UK) complete series
* Doctor Who, seasons 1, 2 and 3
* Dead like me, complete series
* Flight of the Conchords, season 1
* Black Books, complete series
* The Office (US), season 3 (?)
* Sherlock, season 1.
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80 days from
- Tour code:
- Group size:
- 13
- Destination:
- Coast to Coast
- Departs:
- Apr-Jun
- Accommodation:
- Camping & Lodging
- Age range:
- 18-38
- > Travel through 48 of America's 50 States
- > Explore 18 incredible National & State Parks
- > See the 'Real America' - coast to coast
Tour Overview
One word - EPIC! Want to see it all? How about the chance to travel through the great 48 states of America's 50 on one incredible road trip extravaganza! Feel truly inspired on this one-of-kind road trip, from the southernmost tip of the Florida Keys all the way to the city of Seattle in Washington State. Snake the continent taking in 18 national parks, countless small towns and some of the craziest cities - Las Vegas, Miami, New York, San Francisco, Chicago... the list could go on! Want to see the real America? You've got it in spades with this sweet 80 day road trip!
- Enjoy a stretch-limo tour of Las Vegas
- See Niagara Falls by night & on a `Maid of the Mist' cruise
- Swim in the Homestead Crater featured in the movie '127 hours'
- Party as the sun goes down in Key West
- Hike the 'Backbone of America', the Appalachian Mountains
- Delve into the nation's history & food in the Deep South
- Party in Vegas, Miami, New York & San Francisco
- Run down white sand dunes
- Explore one of 400 caves at Mammoth Cave National Park
- Check out the live music scene in Nashville, New Orleans, Memphis & Austin
- Stop by the 'Waterpark Capital of the World', Wisconsin Dells
- Stroll the eclectic San Antonio River Walk, Texas
- Explore gnarly cave systems & see bats in Carlsbad Caverns NP
- Spot Black Bear & eagles in the Rocky Mountains
- See the faces of the presidents at Mount Rushmore
- Watch Old Faithful blow its top in Yellowstone National Park
- Explore the wind-carved landscapes of Arches & Monument Valley
- Watch the sun set over the Grand Canyon
- Spot sea-lions off the California coast
- See Giant Sequoias & Half Dome's granite profile in Yosemite
- Experience the buzz of Pike Place Market, Seattle
- Admission to 18 incredible national parks, state parks, national monuments and national forests
- Services of a TrekAmerica tour leader
- Private transportation with free Wi-Fi
- All accommodation - 68 camping nights, 7 hostel nights, 2 hotel nights & 2 apartment nights
- All camping equipment (except sleeping bag)
You can now check your email and update Facebook, Twitter and TrekAmerica Live while on the road with our Wi-Fi enabled vehicles. (Maximum 5 users at a time. Fair usage restrictions may apply. Only available in USA).
Our The Great 48 Trek Tips include all you need to know about this Trek. They contain all the trip details, plus information on everything from visas to spending money and what to pack.
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Flexible Itinerary
Our routes have been carefully chosen to include the best overnight stops, highlights and included experiences, with plenty of optional activities to choose from. No two Trek trips are the same, with stops at some of your tour leader's favourite places and occasional changes to the itinerary, so get ready for one awesome adventure!
There are loads of exciting optional activities for you to choose from during your trip giving you the flexibility to do the things you want to and leave out the things you don't. Below are the most popular activities for this trip which can be arranged via your tour leader and paid for locally. Please note all costs are subject to change. Please note that not all optional activities may available on every tour and prices are subject to change.
- > White water rafting - New River US$70-$90
- > Jazz clubs - New Orleans US$10-$20
- > Mississippi steamboat ride - New Orleans US$30-$80
- > Smithsonian National Museums - Washington DC US$FREE
- > Helicopter flight - Grand Canyon US$284
- > Tour of Elvis' Graceland - Memphis US$33-$70
- > Navajo guided 4x4 tour - Monument Valley US$55
- > Mountain biking - Moab US$45-$110
- > IMAX Theater - Grand Canyon US$15
- > Clubs & shows - Las Vegas US$10+
- > Float trip on the Colorado River - Moab US$60-$90
- > Bike rental - Yosemite US$12-$34
- > Walk the Freedom Trail - Boston US$FREE
- > Cable car ride - San Francisco US$5-$13
- > Willis Tower - Chicago US$20
- > Helicopter flight - Las Vegas US$115
- > Visit the famous 'Cheers' bar - Boston US$FREE
- > Snorkelling - Key West US$45
- > Mardi Gras World - New Orleans US$20
- > Alamo IMAX Theater - San Antonio US$14
- > Voodoo & Graveyard tour - New Orleans US$20
- > Bike rental - Washington DC US$16-$75
- > Civil Rights Museum - Memphis US$13
- > Float trip on the Merced River - Yosemite US$31
- > 'Bobby's Bike Hike' - Chicago US$35
- > Bike Rental - San Francisco US$8 per hour/$32 per day
- > Roller coasters - Las Vegas US$14-$30
- > Extreme off-road hummer tour - Moab US$90-$100
- > Sunset sailboat cruise - San Francisco Bay US$45
- > Country line dancing - Nashville US$10
- > Country Music Hall of Fame - Nashville US$25-$40
- > Country Western saloons - Nashville US$varies
- > Baseball game - Chicago from US$20
- > Blues clubs - Chicago from US$15
- > Bike rental - Acadia US$20-$25
- > Sea kayaking - Acadia US$50
- > Visit the Alamo - San Antonio US$free
- > Waterparks - Wisconsin Dells US$40-$50
- > Civil Rights Institute - Birmingham, Alabama US$12
- > Elvis birthplace tour - Tupelo US$8-$17
- > Delta Blues Museum - Clarksdale US$7
- > Barton Springs - Austin US$4
- > Full day water sports package - Key West US$150
- > Kayaking - Lake George, Vermont US$30
- > Get married in Las Vegas (not legally binding) US$220
- > Alcatraz Prison - San Francisco (must be booked in advance with Alcatraz Cruises) US$30-$37
As this tour departs at 0730 we recommend that you book pre-tour accommodation. Please request further details at time of booking.
For departures in 2017, the tour has been refined to reduce driving miles, whist still visiting the highlights of the lower 48 States.
Day 1-2: Miami & Key West, Florida
Here we go! This is going to be one heck of an adventure that will take you from the sublime sunsets of the Florida Keys all the way to those coffee shop mornings in Seattle. So, hold onto your sunhats as you depart Miami and head for the bright lights and uber-cool beach bars in Key West. Start as you mean to go on and celebrate the good times ahead.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 3: Key West & Daytona Beach, Florida
There's no way that last night's party is going to keep you from checking out the rest of Florida! As you travel north through some superb waterways, you'll be right on track for Daytona Beach and your next overnight stop. With palm trees lining the boulevards and more fabulous opportunities to shop, explore and soak up the sun than you'd care to imagine, it's no wonder that you'll already be getting into the holiday vibe!
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 4: Savannah, Georgia & South Carolina
The oldest city in the whole of Georgia is your stop for today and you'll get your first chance to sample the music, heritage and delicious grub of the Deep South. With just over 20 historic squares it's easy to see why this was once the state's colonial capital. If you're looking for a combination of historic homes, park fountains and a huge helping of Southern hospitality (devilled crab and smoked pork anyone?) then you'll be in your absolute element.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 5: Charleston, South Carolina
Charleston is defined by its beautiful cobblestone streets, horse-drawn carriages and pastel pre-Civil-War-era houses. Take a wander through the bustling French Quarter and Battery areas on a self-guided walking tour to really pull out the unique flavours of this city.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 6: Asheville, North Carolina
Wave goodbye to Savannah, your Deep South stretch takes an altogether wilder turn as you enter the unique and freaky city streets of Asheville. This place serves as a great stop to take stock and prepare for tomorrow's exploration into the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 7-8: Great Smoky Mountains, Tennessee
This is what the Blue Ridge Mountains are all about and although this is America's most-popular national park you'll still be treated to a peaceful and inspirational natural experience that'll stay with you for years to come. Loads of hiking trails give everyone the chance to soak up the misty mountain views and if you fancy a cheeky spot of white-water rafting then this is an opportunity you won't want to miss.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 9: West Virginia
Just try and stop yourself singing 'Country Road' as you head northwards out of North Carolina and into West Virginia. The state capital and largest city is Charleston and that's where you'll be heading to prior to tomorrow's trip to Washington DC. Why not visit the Morgan's Kitchen Plantation Museum, used as a hospital and a kitchen for both sides during the Civil War. This log kitchen displays an open fireplace and a bear trap! The West Virginia State Capitol Building is impressive, as well as being sure-fire photo stop.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 10-11: Washington DC
Cross the great state of Virginia and hike a section of the Appalachian Mountains on your way to Washington DC. Interestingly, Washington DC is not in a state, but its own District - the District of Columbia (DC for short). Your first evening in DC couldn't get any better than with a self-guided illuminated view of the White House, Jefferson Monument and Capitol Hill, as well as all of the other iconic landmarks that are known the world over. Thanks to the Smithsonian Institution's generous attitude towards art and culture you'll be able to enter the majority of the capital's museums free of charge - great news if you're planning to save your dimes for a night out in New York!
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 12-13: Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey & New York City
The states on this side of the country are pretty small so you can cruise through five of them in no time at all. Try to collect a souvenir from each state on your way through! After visiting the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall and shouting `Adriaaaan' from the steps leading up to Philadelphia's Museum of Art, it's time to move on to a few more famous film sites as you head for the city that never sleeps - New York. The next two days will be crammed full of iconic buildings, historic monuments and more razzmatazz and bright lights than vendors selling pretzels and hot dogs. This is your chance to revel amongst some of the world's most famous landmarks, including the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty and Brooklyn Bridge.
Please note: you leader is unable to guide you in New York City.
Accommodation: Hostel included
Day 14-15: Connecticut, Rhode Island & Boston, Massachusetts
After you've had your fill of the `Big Apple' there are two more tiny states to tick off your list as you make tracks for the cobbled streets and cultural trails of Boston, renowned as being one of the key locations for the start of the American Revolution. Aside from the Freedom Trail (which takes in 16 revolutionary sites), Boston is also an absolute legend on the food and drink scene. Delight in a whole host of Irish bars, coffee shops and snack-joints providing the sustenance to keep you going until the wee small hours.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 16-17: Acadia National Park, Maine
Onwards and upwards through New England and into Maine which is not only the birthplace of Stephen King but also the home of Acadia National Park. This is the perfect place to hike, picnic and mountain bike; you'll even have the opportunity to go deep-sea fishing. This is all about exploring the great outdoors with mountains, woodlands, lakes and ocean views providing the backdrop to an exceptional array of scenery and Mount Desert Island giving you the pick of more beautiful natural areas.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 18-19: White Mountains National Park, New Hampshire
After time spent in Maine, it's time to hop over to the neighbouring state of New Hampshire and discover over 100 miles of Appalachian Trail, criss-crossing through the White Mountains National Forest. The tree-covered trails provide not only some shaded respite from the sun but also plenty of optional activities. This place will have you hiking and camping amongst some of the best terrain that New England has to offer. As weather conditions can change in a flash you're advised to pack accordingly but, with views above the timberline ranging from 'WOW' to 'OMG', a spot of drizzle will probably be the last thing on your mind.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 20: Lake George & Vermont
Just over 30 miles in length and three miles across, Lake George is pretty tricky to miss. As you head across the border into the maple syrup territory of Vermont you'll be able to make the most of a stretch of water that has been attracting NYC's wealthy and wise since way back in the 1800's. This is a great chance to kayak, hike or simply rest up and relax in and around one of the most popular lakes on the East Coast.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 21: Buffalo, New York State
Located on the shores of Lake Erie and packed full of arts and culture, Buffalo is a totally worthwhile city to visit and as you're a mere stone's throw from the thundering water of Niagara Falls. This could well be a highlight that you wouldn't previously have imagined! Your visit to the famous falls takes place this evening and if you thought this incredible landmark looked cool in the day then try taking a look when it's illuminated with coloured spot-lights at night. Magical just doesn't do this experience justice.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 22: Cleveland, Ohio
Today you'll be donning your waterproof poncho and clambering aboard the `Maid of the Mist' before you venture into the spray-drenching realm of pretty much the most famous water feature on the planet. After Niagara by day you'll be skirting the edge of Lake Erie as you journey to Cleveland, Ohio, for a spot of free time and lake swimming.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 23-24: Van Buren State Park, Michigan
You should be getting the hang of 'lake life' by now and you'll be pleased to know that for the next couple of nights you'll be located within Van Buren State Park which promises 400 acres of woodland trails, gigantic sand dunes and a mile of sandy beach. Unwind with some excellent spots for swimming and generally taking it easy.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 25: Indianapolis, Indiana
Now for something completely different as you travel south to Indianapolis and the kooky capital of Indiana. Guaranteed to feed your cultural, retail and nightclub needs, Indianapolis is an awesome city with indie brewery tours, ethnic food corridors and mind-bending live shows always proving popular.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 26: Mammoth Cave National Park, Kentucky
Still pondering last night's mind-tripping show you'll continue south and into Kentucky where the world's longest known cave system, the aptly named Mammoth Cave, is awaiting your exploration. This is twice the size of the world's next largest cave setting with over 400 miles of sandstone and limestone passageways, corridors, rivers, stalactites and stalagmites providing an amazing adventure deep beneath the hills of Green River Valley.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 27-28: Nashville, Tennessee
Nashville has so much more to offer than catchy country tunes and as you venture ever-further into America's Deep South you'll be treated to a whole host of things to do along the banks of the Cumberland River. The Hall of Fame, Civil War heritage, Elvis's recording studios and more honky-tonk bars than you can hit with a banjo - have fun y'all!
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 29: Birmingham, Alabama
Time to tune into Lynyrd Skynyrd as you check into Birmingham, Alabama, the home of southern jazz, civil-rights and juicy country-fried steak with butter beans - mmmm!
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 30-31: New Orleans, Louisiana
If you've just started to get into jazz then prepare to crank it up a notch as you make your way into New Orleans' historic French Quarter. Here, you're never far away from a sax or trumpet, as well as some darn fine bars to kick up your heels. Your home for the next couple of nights is right in the beating heart of New Orleans and from tours along the Mississippi to tasty of Cajun cuisine, this is the perfect place to celebrate your 30th day on the road.
Accommodation: Apartments included
Day 32: Tupelo, Mississippi
For all you lovers of slicked back hair and rock 'n' roll, Tupelo will certainly resonate as this is the birthplace of `The King'. A visit to the stomping ground and birthplace of Elvis Presley will no doubt inspire at least a couple of renditions of `Blue Suede Shoes', `Hound Dog', etc.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 33-34: Clarksdale & Memphis, Tennessee
Stop by Clarksdale, which many claim to be the birthplace of blues, to see the famous crossroads of Highway 61. More musical heritage can, of course, be found in Memphis and as we turn our attention to blues, country and 60's soul, we'll stop for a couple of nights just to check that the largest city on the Mississippi has still got it going on. With Johnny Cash, Muddy Waters and Otis Reading to guide you, this stopover in Memphis is pure gold for music fans. Take the chance to visit Graceland and Sun Studios as well as the National Civil-Rights Museum which presents a thoroughly absorbing tour, no matter what you're into.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 35-36: St Louis, Missouri
After managing to scrape the swamp off those rhinestone boots you bought in Memphis it's time to hit the 'coasters and thrill rides at Six Flags, St. Louis, before checking out the night life or sampling the local beer on an Anheuser-Busch Brewery tour.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 37-38: Chicago, Illinois
Cross the state of Illinois heading north and you'll find your home for the next two nights surrounded by the shimmering towers, designer malls and all-important Lake Michigan views of Chicago. The `Windy City' is an exciting and fast-paced metropolis with a huge range of cultural museums, live music venues and deep-dish pizza houses. This promised to be an extremely exciting stopover as you near the halfway stage of this incredible tour of America.
Accommodation: Hostels included
Day 39: Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin
After all of that deep-filled pizza indulgence you may consider taking it easy for the next few days however, you're bound to find room for some tasty Wisconsin Dells fudge before you ease in the reigns. Aside from the sugar-laced loveliness, The Dells is jam-packed full of water parks, roller coaster rides and chances to tour on land and water on-board an amphibious Wisconsin Duck bus.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 40: Black River Falls & Minneapolis, Minnesota
You've made it to the halfway stage of this phenomenal tour and now you'll get the chance to celebrate in Minneapolis on a short break for lunch at Black River Falls. More cascading water lies in-store this afternoon at Minnehaha Falls and if you fancy going all 'Man v's Food' then chomping into a 'Jucy Lucy' burger before you check out America's largest mall. The Minneapolis' nightlife comes highly recommended.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 41: Des Moines, Iowa, Missouri & Kansas City, Kansas
There's no place like home and as you travel through Iowa, Missouri, and into Kansas you'll get to stop at Des Moines for lunch before reaching the heart of Middle America. Steamboat museums, barbecue smoke pits and some fairly swanky country clubs provide plenty of options for your single night in Kansas.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 42: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
You're on the southern trail again where the wind comes rushing across the plain as you head to Oklahoma City; the home of cattle, cowboys and some of the wildest nightspots this side of Texas.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 43-44: Austin, Texas
Prizes go to the first person to spot a 'Keep Austin Weird' bumper sticker and as you enter the `Lone Star State' and try to shake off the Dallas theme tune. Here, you'll be able to discover just how Austin, Texas, has managed to gain the reputation as being one of the best live music locations on the planet. Aside from the music scene Austin also has over 50 parks and public swimming pools which will be great news if you need to cool off after a night out on 6th Street.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 45: San Antonio, Texas
Obviously as Texas is so vast, visiting another city was always on the cards. The chance to check out the restaurants, bars and tax-free shopping opportunities on San Antonio's River Walk is certainly worthwhile before heading west into New Mexico. As an alternative to some retail therapy, San Antonio is also well-known as the site of the Battle of the Alamo. Make the most of your chance to find out a bit more at the Alamo Mission which presents a fascinating insight into America's relationship with its neighbours south of the border.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 46-47: Carlsbad & Roswell, New Mexico
After taking in the stalactites and stalagmites in the Carlsbad Caverns you may be forgiven for thinking that things couldn't get much spookier. We spend tonight camping outside Roswell hunting for aliens!
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 48-49: Roswell & Santa Fe
Roswell is shrouded in mystery for all things of the alien kind. No trip to Roswell is complete without a visit to the Roswell UFO Museum & Research Center. Here, travellers can really explore the truth behind the mysterious crash of 1947. Moving onto Santa Fe, we soak up the artsy vibe of this oldest US capital city high in the desert foothills. Stroll down Canyon Road where locals are peddling their wares and get ready to hit the town tonight.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 50-51: Great Sand Dunes National Park & Buena Vista, Colorado
As you travel northwards and across the border into Colorado you'll be well-aware of the ever-changing scenery that has formed the backbone of your tour. Entering Great Sand Dunes National Park provides yet another chance to immerse yourself in some incredible landscapes. After a spot of sand-surfing and swimming in Medano Creek it's time to spend a night surrounded by snow-capped mountains under a velvet blanket pin-pricked with twinkling stars as you camp out in Buena Vista at the foot of the Continental Divide. Hiking the trails or meandering around the shops are all part of the Buena Vista social experience.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 52-53: Boulder & Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado
The moment when someone whispers `what's that?' is when you know that your wildlife trail has reached its highpoint. The chance to hike amongst the fantastic formations of the Rocky Mountain National Park has to be up there with the best of them! Spending two days exploring and keeping your eyes peeled for eagles, elk and bear is definitely an experience to savour.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 54-55: Nebraska, Mount Rushmore, South Dakota & Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota
Check out the views as you travel further north through Nebraska and into South Dakota where you'll be treated to a photographic opportunity like no other as you edge ever closer to the chiselled presidential features of Mount Rushmore. Step into the shadows of Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt and Lincoln prior to paying your respects to another heroic icon from American history, Crazy Horse, who also has a mountain memorial carved in his honour. Next up, explore Theodore Roosevelt National Park. If you're starting to get into your birdwatching you'll have around 200 species to look out for including grouse, eagles and wild turkeys.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 56: Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument, Montana
As you start your journey west of North Dakota and into Montana you'll no doubt be discovering more about America's often brutal past and nowhere more-so has this been immortalised other than the place of Custer's Last Stand at the Battle of Little Bighorn. The national monument is a shrine to the Sioux and Cheyenne Native Americans struggle to survive in an ever-changing world and will no doubt give you chance to reflect as you pay your respects.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 57-58: Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
Make sure you keep your eye on your picnic baskets as you head into Yogi country and the awesome range of experiences that are abound in one of the best-loved national parks on the planet, Yellowstone. Spurting geysers, grazing buffalo, star-filled nights and no end of wildlife peeping out from lush green forest and valley trails will make the next two days incredibly special, so enjoy every minute of it!
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 59: Craters of the Moon National Monument, Idaho
The solidified lava flows here are the closest thing you'll get to a real lunar landscape. Explore the cinder cones and caves and appreciate this surreal experience that you'll no doubt remember for many moons to come.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 60-61: Salt Lake City & Homestead Crater, Utah
Temples, museums, heritage parks and hip-hop clubs can be all found in Salt Lake City. For those that fancy a bit of a hop-on/hop-off sightseeing tour then the Salt Lake Connect Pass is the way to go. If you've seen the film '127 hours', you may be pleased to hear that your second day in Utah's all about the Homestead Crater in Blue John Canyon which features in the film! Don't forget your swimsuits and camera!
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 62-64: Moab/Arches National Park & Dead Horse Point, Utah
Photography students take note: if you're searching for a sandstone archway juxtaposed against an infinite blue sky you'll find plenty of that here - you won't know where to point your camera first! Arches National Park not only contains more than 2000 natural archways but it's also considered to be America's ultimate adventure playground with mountain biking, hummer safaris and canyon trekking all considered epic fun in the sun. Add in the Tower of Babel, the Organ, Delicate Arch and Dead Horse Point State Park - it's no wonder that Moab is Utah's inspirational adventure capital.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 65: Monument Valley, Utah
More movie moments arise today as you hit the trail into Monument Valley and those legendary landscapes that have formed the backdrop to a whole host of Westerns. Optional 4x4 tours with a Native Navajo guide will take you deep into the heart of the valley where you'll discover the sandstone formations and vast stretches of canyon that have long been the spiritual home of the Navajo nation.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 66-67: Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona
Undoubtedly the highlight of any trip to Arizona, Grand Canyon National Park is simply a breathtaking experience that you'll want to enjoy again and again. Optional helicopter rides take you swooping through the valleys and buzzing over the river far below. No matter how you decide to spend your time, the sunset on your first day will prove to be another moment that'll leave you speechless. If your first day was spent looking down then the next day should all be about delving into the depths of the canyon from the Bright Angel Trail to Plateau Point. The views of the epic Colorado River have never looked so grand!
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 68-69: Route 66 & Las Vegas, Nevada
There are road trips and then there's a journey down the infamous Route 66. As you leave Arizona behind and head west into Nevada you'll get that tingling feeling that something special is just around the bend. After a cheeky stopover in the long-preserved town of Seligman, it's time to hit the slots, soak up the sights and party like you've just been on tour for 69 days, that's right - you're in Vegas baby! The Strip, the Fremont Experience, the Bellagio Fountains and a couple of nights in a hotel - is there any reason not to get excited?
Accommodation: Hotel included
Day 70: Los Angeles, California
So, you've just left `Sin City', where next? Well, there's only one stop on the California trail that's going to top Vegas and that's the movie star-filled boulevards and beaches of LA. Los Angeles presents your first taste of the Pacific Coast with the brash and the beautiful! From Venice Beach and Santa Monica to Mullholland Drive and the Hollywood sign, this is where your tour really gets the VIP treatment.
Accommodation: Hostel included
Day 71: Santa Barbara, California
Head away from the bright lights of Hollywood as you continue your Californian leg northwards and onto the prestigious waterfront attractions of Santa Barbara. If you're hoping to chill and watch the world go by over a coffee or sip on some tasty vino from a local vineyard then you'll find plenty of opportunities to do so in Santa Barbara. There's also almost 700 eateries and a whole host of arts and crafts centres to help you get into the laid-back West Coast vibe, you're time here is going to be awesome!
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 72: Monterey, California
This is the Californian Coast at its very best! The draw for most visitors here is the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary, which makes for a fabulous location to try and spot whales, sea-lions and dolphins. Spend an afternoon wandering through Monterey State Historic Park and step into Monterey's past then enjoy the sights of some of California's most historic homes, buildings and beautiful gardens.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 73-74: Yosemite National Park, California
Just when you thought there was nothing else that could cap your tour you end up strolling around Yosemite National Park for a couple of days. Attempt to put your arms around a Giant Sequoia, dip your toes into the Merced River or simply marvel at the mountains as you hike or bike over some of the lesser-frequented forest trails - it's easy to understand why this is one of America's most treasured national parks. With legendary land features (Half Dome, El Capitan and Cathedral Rocks) as well as some of the world's highest waterfalls (Nevada, Vernal and Yosemite), Yosemite National Park will definitely be one of your road trip highlights, there's no doubt about it!
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 75-76: San Francisco, California
Say goodbye to Yosemite and hello to San Francisco as you reach the epic red arches of the Golden Gate Bridge. With a tour of the famous bridge included you'll also be treated to an array of classic San Francisco highlights with a free day enabling you to discover Chinatown, Pier 39, Fisherman's Wharf and even the foreboding walls of Alcatraz (make sure you book this well in advance of your tour as spaces fill up fast). Clam chowder, sea-lions and cable cars by day combined with clubs, bars and speakeasy's by night, San Francisco is just one of the places that you'll want to return to again and again.
Accommodation: Hostel included
If you are interested in visiting Alcatraz we recommend you book your tickets well in advance direct with Alcatraz Cruises. For this tour you should book your ticket for day 76 (anytime). See Tour Extras tab for more information.
Day 77-78: Eureka & Redwood National Park, California
Hopefully you've saved room on your camera for a few more shots of California's giants as over the next couple of days you're going to be gazing skywards as you enter the realm of the tallest trees on the planet, the Giant Redwoods. Infinite prairies, sublime coastline and rushing river trails - there's going to be much more to Redwood National Park than you may have first imagined.
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 79: Portland, Oregon
Your penultimate day on tour sees you head to Portland where you'll have the chance to recount a few of the many awesome highlights that you've experienced over the past 80 days with your new Trek mates. Portland is one of the coolest cities on the West Coast and the hipster vibes and friendly locals will see that your road trip ends on a high. The micro-breweries and Voodoo Donut shops of Portland are yours to indulge in so make sure you do!
Accommodation: Camping included
Day 80: Seattle, Washington State
Seattle has one heck of a music scene and with Eddie Vedder ringing in your ears it's time to say goodbye to your travelling companions after one last opportunity to get some souvenirs at the boardwalk empire of Pike Market. If you have any camera space left then the Space Needle is always worth a snap however, you may just want to save your last iota of memory for a group shot as your epic trip finally draws to a close.
This tour ends at approximately 17:00 hrs. We can book you post-tour accommodation at our gateway hotel if required. If you are planning to fly tonight, please do not book a flight that departs before 21:00 hrs.
As this is a new mammoth trip, with some off-beat destinations, things may not run exactly as listed above for each day. For example, some drives may be longer than expected; others shorter. But this is all part of the pioneering spirit of this exclusive adventure. Come with a fun, flexible outlook and let's make the road trip part of the journey!
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- Pay your final balance 12 weeks before departure
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- We hold ABTA & ATOL licenses offering financial security for your tour
- We run a Food Kitty on this trip - you will need to contribute US$10 a day which covers all your meals whilst camping.
- You must have adequate travel insurance to join this trip. See our insurance page or download our insurance tips pdf for more information.
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We've offer a whole range of travel extras with everything from city sightseeing, additional hotel nights, insurance and more so you can organise everything you'll need for your trip in one easy place.
Tours begin and end at designated hotels in the departure and arrival cities, starting at 7.30am (check your tour voucher for exact details) and finishing at around 5pm, so it's a great idea to book a room for the night before and after your tour. You can book hotels either online when you book your tour or by call our sales team.
This hotel is conveniently located next to Seattle-Tacoma Airport, with a 24 courtesy shuttle and is adjacent to the Light Link Rail to downtown Seattle.
Twin share: per person per night Matched with another traveller of the same sex. Full room: per room per night Single or double room for travellers on the same booking.
Originally built in 1925, this hotel offers free WiFi in all rooms. It provides bell hop service, a 24-hour reception, laundry and ATM facilities.
Twin share: per person per night Matched with another traveller of the same sex. Full room: per room per night Single or double room for travellers on the same booking.
TrekAmerica's specialist flights department can offer UK customers a great airline fare to all of our Trek destinations.
We have preferred contracts with many international carriers and have secured some of the most competitive prices in the industry. We are also ATOL protected and IATA licensed.
Special offers are regularly available, so call us now on 0208 682 8920 or click below to request a flight quote by email.
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TrekAmerica can offer you comprehensive travel insurance which is completely tailored for your trip and is specially designed to include all the activities listed we do.
See our insurance page or download our insurance tips pdf for more information.
Located in San Francisco bay, Alcatraz is best known as one of the world's most legendary prisons.
Departing from Fisherman's Wharf, you can connect with Alcatraz via a return ferry where you explore within the concrete walls and cells with an audio headset to learn the history and conditions within the prison.
Alcatraz tours can sell out far in advance so you will need to book your own ticket ahead of time directly with Alcatraz Cruises. See itinerary tab for the recommended date and time for your tour.
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Located in the heart of Sorrento, this apartment is within a 5-minute walk of Tasso Theatre and Piazza Tasso. Marina Grande is 0.6 mi (1 km) away.
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Villa La TerrazzaVia Luigi De Maio 38 Sorrento NA 80067
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This Sorrento apartment has its very own private beach. Villa La Terrazza features a seasonal outdoor pool and a rooftop terrace. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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Room Amenities
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Check-in time starts at 1 PM
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Check-out time is 10 AM
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- Cash Breakage deposit: EUR 200 per stay
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Our small acreage property is tucked away at the quiet western end of Westbury, bordering Quamby Brook, but is within walking distance of all local attractions and services. Enjoy the charming rural views across the farmland to the mountains and maybe try to glimpse the platypus in the brook. We are located on a popular walking route that leads you through the Westbury Common into the village centre.
The cottage has a selection of games and some badminton racquets are available on request, which you are welcome to use on the cottages own lawn.
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This great apartment in the heart of Rome is perfect for anyone wanting to see the sights of Rome with the Coliseum only 20 minutes' walk away. The apartment is also great to come back to and relax in. The apartment boasts a lovely terrace on which you can enjoy the fabulous Italian sunshine. This will be a great base to enjoy Rome from.
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I have another domain that is on the same account. I wanted to set up a WP blog there also. I set up a seperate DB, uploaded the files to the root of that domain and tried to run the install. But I never got a response back. No error, nothing.
I have deleted the WP folder and DB for the second installation and re-did the process with the same result. So I deleted again and tried Fantastico. But that one will not open the admin panel.
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MB-D11 mounting plate
Hello All,
I am considering this battery pack to D7th. Question is: Will it accept a standard mounting plate or is the configuration of the pack substantially different from the camera itself?
BTW, I would assume that it CAN take some sort of plate. I have not seen the bottom of this unit, so it is hard to tell.
Thank you for any info.
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#1. "RE: MB-D11 mounting plate" | In response to Reply # 0briantilley Nikonian since 26th Jan 2003Tue 28-Dec-10 02:09 PM
A tripod plate tailored to fit the D7000 itself will not fit the camera with the MB-D11 mounted
Welsh Nikonian
#2. "RE: MB-D11 mounting plate" | In response to Reply # 0gdhawkins Nikonian since 04th Jun 2006Thu 30-Dec-10 07:33 PM
I got both the D7K and MB-D11 for Christmas. When the battery pack is attached the base is identical to the camera so it should take any standard mounting plate.
#3. "RE: MB-D11 mounting plate" | In response to Reply # 2briantilley Nikonian since 26th Jan 2003Thu 30-Dec-10 08:01 PM
The form factor of the bottom of the MB-D11 is not exactly the same as that of the bottom of the D7000. In particular, the front-to-back depth and the curvature of the edges is quite different.
A plate that is specifically tailored to the D7000 (like most of those from Kirk, RRS, etc) isn't going to fit the MB-D11 correctly. Kirk certainly offer two different plates - the PZ-141 for the D7000 and the PZ-143 for the D7000 with MB-D11.
A more generic plate might work on both, but would be less secure.
Welsh Nikonian