Travel Adventure

• 100-piece kit provides a fun way to experience the joys of stamping
• 83 designer stamps with clear bases for easy visibility and precise placement
• Ink pot and clear stamp block; 7 white notecards with corresponding envelopes
• 5-by-7-inch reusable storage container offers convenient transport
• Measures approximately 10 by 10-1/5 by 1-4/5 inches

Product DescriptionStart your stamping projects right away without running around and collecting all the materials you need. Scrappy Cat Stamp Kit with a Travel theme has the stamps, cards and ink ready to go.

Darice SCR3301 Scrappy Cat 100-Piece Clear Stamp Kit, Travel Adventures

The latest travel books reviewed. This week: an energetic journey around the British Isles, and a guide to New York’s finest walking routes. Read the rest of this entry »

DescriptionEveryone knows the wheels on the bus go round and round, but only bus driver Dave can show you how! Kids of all ages will love this action-packed collection of Real Wheels movies featuring the newest to the series – THERE GOES A BUS! Step inside for an up-close look at school buses, steam engines, fighter jets and other amazing vehicles that take us across the country and around the world! Over 90 minutes of trains, planes and buses!DVD Features:Deleted ScenesFeaturetteMusic Video:Bloopers with Dave, Rockin’ Real Wheels (Sing-A-Long Song), Let’s See A Locomotive, What’s That? (Interactive Word Play), Video Preview. OtherAmazon. com”Pilot Dave” Hood, cocreator and host of the There Goes a. . . series of children’s videos, straps himself into a variety of flying machines in There Goes a Plane. Riding shotgun on a stunt plane that loops and whooshes to a dizzying degree, Hood does a lot of yelping, but he also succinctly and entertainingly describes exactly why airplanes defy gravity. (Adults can learn, too. ) We learn the workings of passenger jets, and how the airline industry functions in various other ways, from selling passenger tickets to getting one’s luggage to its proper destination. The plentiful comic moments include the sight of Hood falling onto a suitcase conveyor belt. In There Goes a Train, engineer Dave shows us around old and new trains, takes control of a freight train going top speed, and introduces us to steam engines, locomotives, and an old caboose. Plenty to see, lots of location shooting, big action for tykes interested in moving machines. Dave’s banter might go over the heads of some of the target audience, but you can ignore that. There Goes a Bus is an information-jammed journey into the secret lives of the thundering buses that thrill us when we’re little. The beloved yellow and black ones are only the beginning: besides city buses, cross-country Greyhound types, and touristy double-deckers, we also get a lift on an articulated number (the kind that bends) and–the traffic stopper–a bus that, when driven into water, becomes a boat. Stops for maintenance and under-the-hood investigations keep the wheels going round and round, and rap sessions with a bus-driving honcho buckle us in for the long haul.

Real Wheels – Travel Adventures

Three young women in New Zealand are the stories of Kiwis overseas experience (OE) for the world, promoting his prints anthology Jandal World Travel International Book Fair in the United Arab Emirates this week. Read the rest of this entry »

We found this bus in New Mexico where it sat for over 30 years in an isolated desert location. We got it running then headed over the rocky mountains in this totally awesome cross county adventure. Come along for a ride with the family in the majic bus as we visit secret vw junkyards and long forgotten roads in the beautiful rocky mountain wilderness. This video is one in a continuing series about this amazing bus find. A must see for vw nuts, dead heads, hippies at heart and all those with restless rambling souls. Special thanks to Jim Campbell and all the kind people we met along the way who helped make this impossible dream into a sublime reality. Peace and love everyone! Thank you! Peace! Click for info: 58safaribus.webs.com