We recently bought a Bluetti AC60 power station for our travels, mainly to keep our cooler box running — a must-have for cold beer, fresh food, and milk on the road. After charging it fully, we plugged in the cooler and monitored everything through the app. A quick calculation showed we'd get around 9 hours of continuous use. Great...
This trip takes us up north to Donegal we have been wanting to go for a long time, to explore and enjoy a different scenery than the usual.
GAT outing South Beach, Greystones.
We got to go away for another short trip. We are taking advantage of the slightly better weather
Our 7 children, Plus their new friend, in the early days of our Central American Adventure in 2011
Retirement used to mean Bingo Tuesdays and yelling at the TV news. Not anymore. These days, it's all about stuffing your suitcase with three pairs of elastic-waist pants, tossing in a passport, and seeing what the world has to offer—one senior-discounted gelato at a time.
Retirement opens up a new chapter of life — one where your time is finally yours. For many, that means turning travel dreams into long-term adventures. Whether you're planning a months-long van journey, house-swapping across Europe, or a tropical escape, a little planning goes a long way in making your trip smooth, stress-free, and unforgettable.
As you transition into retirement, trading routines for road trips, culture for countryside, and boardrooms for beaches may do more than scratch your travel itch—it can boost your health and even help you live longer.
