DuckAbroad
Chris WillsA weekly newsletter about travel, journaling, and fun places to explore as a family. We dive into the history, events, heroes, and sites worth visiting and learning about as you explore the world.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 45 |
| Subscribers | Read | duckabroad.substack.com |
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Exploring WWII History from France to Belgium
I’ve been releasing newsletters about the places we visited on our World War II trip across northern France, from Normandy to Bastogne.
A WWII Photo Tour Through Normandy
Waves crash against the side of the boat spraying the men with salty water. Packed together, they fight to stabilize themselves in the rough seas. Suddenly, the landing platform lowers and the men scramble from their boat up to the beach.
Lush scenery, blue waters, and colorful sea life await you in St. John
One of our family's favorite relaxing getaways is the Caribbean island of St. John. Although it’s not the easiest destination to reach, its remoteness adds to its charm by keeping the crowds at bay, making it a great spot to enjoy year-roun...
A day out exploring and photographing Charleston's historic past
Last Friday, my wife and I spent the day in Charleston, South Carolina. It was our first time exploring the city so I thought I’d share some of our experiences.
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Helping families make the most of their 18 travel years together. Write about journaling, history, and ways to build lasting travel memories. Dad, founder of Duckwyn.com, skier, and a bit obsessed with WWII history.
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