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Our Quest to See All 50 US States

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September 11, 2018 By Couponing to be Debt Free Leave a Comment

A goal my husband and I have set for ourselves is to visit all 50 US states. Since I wasn’t born in America it’s quite a lofty goal (although many of you have probably already reached it). We’ve also set the rule that both of us must have been to the state for us to be able to cross it off the list. I came to America on vacation when I was a child and we visited most of the western states, but my husband hasn’t been there yet so I can’t cross them off (do I sound a bit bitter…..).

Anyway, here’s what we have accomplished so far:

Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming

So we almost half way through! One of the fun things we are doing to keep track is “scratching off” each state as we visit it. Check out our map below to see our progress.

We found it on Jane (they sell it quite frequently) and we absolutely LOVE it! Travelling is so enjoyable and I have learned so much about US history on our travels (way more than my college US history class).

Are you trying to see all 50 US states? How are you keeping track?

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Our Ark Encounter Experience and Why Your Family Should Go!

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August 8, 2018 By Couponing to be Debt Free Leave a Comment

A few years ago, the Ark Encounter opened not far from us. We talked about going many times but we never found the right time. Then we found out that there were days that veterans got in for FREE (Memorial Day, Independence Day, and Veterans Day). Since my husband is a veteran and you all know I can’t pass up a good deal we made plans to go! Once we went, I couldn’t believe it took us so long to go and see it.

The Ark Encounter is the life-size Noah’s Ark attraction. There is so much to do there, you could honestly make it a two-day experience. The Ark is built to scale… it is incredible. When you walk up to it, the enormous size takes your breath away. It was amazing to really see it after reading about it all my life.

Then you get to go inside and explore the three decks full of different exhibits. These exhibits let you discover what the world was like in Noah’s time, how Noah and his family might have lived on the Ark, the Rainbow Covenant, and so much more!

While you are there, make sure you stop by Emzara’s Buffet. Lunch is served buffet style, but the food really is amazing.

It was fresh and hot! There were 4 sections that repeated all the offerings so you could easily get to any of the food you wanted to eat.

There is also a salad bar (and it had beetroot!!! – one of my favorite things to put on a salad) and a desert bar (the banana pudding was to die for!).

The menu changes daily. When we went, we had fried chicken that was so good! It was fresh, tasty and ever so juicy! They have many options and always have specialty foods and diet-friendly options.

The decor at the restaurant is awesome too. There were lots of animals all over the restaurant.

Next, we went to the Ararat Ridge Zoo where they have animals from all over the world. You can also visit the petting zoo they have there and ride a camel or a donkey.

They also have the Screaming Eagle Zip Line and Aerial Adventure. We didn’t do this (I am terrified of heights) but the boys were talking about how much fun it looked like. There are 24 different zip lines in the course and they reach up to 50 miles per hour! There is also a Jump Tower and an aerial adventure course to test your balance. I think I would faint but anyone who loves going fast and enjoys heights would absolutely love this! Plus it is beautiful out there.

As you can see, there is so much to see and do at the Ark Encounter. The Ark left such an impression on us and we learned so much. On top of that we really had a great time. We will go again because we didn’t see everything we wanted in one day. I would highly recommend checking it out with your family! There are discount days  (mothers are half-price on Mother’s Day and fathers are half-price on Father’s Day) and if you have a Veteran in your family take advantage of a day they can get in for free!

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Frontier Airlines: One Way Tickets Only $29!

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July 11, 2017 By Couponing to be Debt Free Leave a Comment

Frontier Airlines

Head over to Frontier Airlines to score one way tickets for as low as $29.00. Wowza! You have to book by tomorrow (July 12th), and be a member of their Discount Den program. If you are not a member, tickets are around $20.00 more – still an amazing price. 🙂

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10 FREE Things to do in Louisville, KY

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May 2, 2016 By Couponing to be Debt Free Leave a Comment

10 FREE things to do in Louisville Kentucky www.couponingtobedebtfree.com

The Kentucky Derby is just a few days away and lots of people will be visiting Louisville, Kentucky. So, how can you visit this beautiful town and not break the bank? Find things to do that won’t cost you a penny!

10 FREE things to do in Louisville, KY.

Cave Hill Cemetery has many historical buildings and monuments to see. Notable grave sites include those of Colonel Harlan Sanders and George Rogers Clark.

The Frankfort Avenue Trolley runs on the last Friday of every month between 6:00 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. The trolley stops at participating shops, restaurants and galleries along Frankfort, Mellwood and Story Avenues. Lots of the businesses along the route host special sales, live music and refreshments.

The Louisville Nature Center is centrally located in Louisville and gives visitors a chance to connect with nature. There are butterfly and dragonfly gardens, hiking trails, wildlife exhibits, and more! Make sure you bring your lunch and relax at their picnic tables or under the gazebo.

Movies in the Park takes place just across the river from downtown Louisville. All movies are FREE. Just bring a lawn chair and cooler to make it more enjoyable.

The Museum of the American Printing House for the Blind offers FREE tours to the public. Learn how braille and talking books are made, and see demonstrations of special education aids.

Shakespeare in the Parks is is the oldest, FREE Shakespeare festival in the United States.

The Speed Art Museum has FREE admission every Sunday through March 2021.

The St. James Court Art Show is held at the end of September or the beginning of October each year.

Thunder over Louisville is held on the Saturday two weeks prior to the Kentucky Derby (first Saturday in May). It is one of the largest annual fireworks displays in North America and it’s totally FREE! Prior to the fireworks you can enjoy a spectacular air show that is also FREE. It all starts at 3 p.m. and usually ends around 10:00 p.m. Make sure you head to the waterfront early in the day to score a good spot!

Waterfront Park is the perfect spot to spend the afternoon watching boats go down the Ohio River. Kids can also cool down in the waterplay area (fun for all ages). There are lots of walking paths and picnic areas.

 

 

Filed Under: Kentucky, Louisville

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