Rocks on Tour

06/29/2019

I love that this rock hunting "craze" is still going strong! Our family has been doing it for a long time now and my kids still love it 😊 it's like a treasure hunt for the whole family 😃

It's cheap, simple and some exercise is involved.

06/13/2019

Rocking out in Rarotonga 🏝

06/13/2019

Kia Orana from the beautiful Cook Islands 🛩🏝

Isn't this just the perfect painted rock to be doing a fly over of Aitutaki Lagoon from the plane?!

06/08/2019

We have some new traveling rocks to introduce you to and they were lucky enough to spend some time exploring at their first destination, Christchurch, NZ

Thanks once again to Air New Zealand for taking these rocks traveling 😄 we can't wait to see all of the places they end up!

06/05/2019

San Francisco! Who else has always wanted to go here?!

Reposted from - The 3 musketeers set off on their last trip that they will have in my suit case for some time, to San Francisco!! They saw the Grace Cathedral on Nob hill and the famous tram pass by but were too cheap to get on it! Or maybe just wanted some exercise after another long flight! They have really maximised the northern routes recently and i will miss taking them around with me, even when i look like a weirdo sometimes taking their photo in public!
#777 @ San Francisco, California

06/01/2019

This posts a little bit different because this time it was one of our family (Struggles and Strength) who was able to take one of our rocks traveling 😃 My husband went to China a few weeks ago on a business trip so the kids and I sent one of our rocks traveling with him and had fun taking in the sights through the photos that he shared with us while he was over there.

Has anyone else taken some of their rocks traveling with them or with family and friends? I'd love to hear about the places that your rocks have found themselves 😃

05/25/2019

Reposted from - Hola! The 3 musketeers made it to South America; photo one is Puerto Madero, a modern part of the city lined with nice cafes and restaurants and the famous bridge you can see represents a couple doing the tango! Photo two is the very famous Casa Rosada (Pink House) in Plaza de Mayo, (read below for history) and photo three is the Torre Monumental.

Plaza de mayo ; is a city square and main foundational site of Buenos Aires, Argentina. It was formed in 1884 after the demolition of the Recova building, unifying the city's Plaza Mayor and Plaza de Armas, by that time known as Plaza de la Victoria and Plaza 25 de Mayo respectively.

Casa Rosada; The Pink House, houses the presendential Office. The building also houses a museum, which contains objects relating to former presidents of Argentina. It has been declared a National Historic Monument of Argentina.

Torre Monumental; the clock tower was given to the city by its British Community in 1916, to commemorate independence.

@ Buenos Aires, Argentina

05/20/2019

These rocks have just been to San Antonio, Texas! And check out the caption below for a hint as to where they are heading next 😃

Reposted from - Here you see the 3 musketeers chilling by the river walk in San Antonio, Texas just the day after they were in Houston. These guys don't sit still for long! Now they are already resting at home after a 14.07hr flight, getting some sleep before they take flight for South America!

Photo credit - @ San Antonio, Texas

05/18/2019

What beautiful weather for venturing around the Windy Capital, Wellington, NZ 🌬

@ Wellington, New Zealand