Rachel Denning
12 articles on BootsnAll
Contrary to the typical traveler stereotype, Rachel Denning didn't begin her traveling career until the age of 28 and as a mother to four children. Their family adventures began in 2007 with a road trip from the United States all the way to Panama. But it didn't stop there. They spent a year living in Costa Rica; six months in the Dominican Republic; five months in India; drove from Atlanta, Georgia to Alaska (where they had baby number five); and now are driving from Alaska to Argentina in a veggie powered truck. Rachel is passionate about education (she mentors her own children), photography, writing, living deliberately, and the personal transformation that travel produces. Her website showcases their family travel transformations in words and images.
- Why You Should Forgo the American Dream
- 5 Reasons Living in a Less Developed Country is Better Than Living At Home
- Ignore the Myths and Take The Kids to Mexico
- You Can Travel After the Kids Are Gone
- 5 Reasons to Add Overland Travel to Your Trip
- When Travel Loses Its Luster
- 6 Jolly Reasons to Spend Christmas in Alaska
- How Travel Nurtures Peace on Earth and Goodwill Towards Men
- Why It’s Not Selfish for Parents to Travel With Young Children
- How Travel Nurtures Peace on Earth, Goodwill Toward Men
- How to Develop Character in Your Children (and Yourself) Through Travel
- 9 Excellent Stops Along the Pan American Highway