"This book will change the way you think about family vacations.  Find out how taking a family road trip can change your life" Joe Cali

In addition to several amusing anecdotes and stories from over 15 years on the road together, this book is packed full of valuable tips, recommendations, suggestions and ideas for things to do on a family road trip.  Including the Cali family's personal recommendations for the best family road trip ideas for every state in the U.S.

A step-by-step guide to planning a family road trip,  detailed sample itineraries of the Cali family's Top 10 U.S. road trips and a host of  unique things to do, and places to see,  are included in this 350 page book.

Finally, the book includes travel stories from four unique and different perspectives: the Dad, the Mom, the teenage daughter, and the 13-year old son.

"G0!" is a collection of true stories about the lives of men, women and children I have known in cultures very-different from any in the United States or Europe.  It is an attempt to bring the stories of these lives into the minds and hearts of those of us who seek to know all we can and to do something useful in worlds beyond our own. These stories are an invitation to others, both young and old to explore our world, to do what we can to make it a better place, and to have a wonderfully fulfilling time while doing so.

GO!

Work, Travel and People in the Third World

"G0!" is a collection of true stories about the lives of men, women and children I have known in cultures very-different from any in the United States or Europe.  It is an attempt to bring the stories of these lives into the minds and hearts of those of us who seek to know all we can and to do something useful in worlds beyond our own. These stories are an invitation to others, both young and old to explore our world, to do what we can to make it a better place, and to have a wonderfully fulfilling time while doing so.

GO!

Work, Travel and People in the Third World

Antarctica. It is a barren wasteland with no natural human inhabitants. Its seasons wane from cold sunlit summers to frigid dark winters that no exposed life form can survive. Its lack of humidity, raging winds and sudden storms create an environment that is almost alien. Who would possibly want to live in such a hostile place? Surprisingly, there is a community of people scattered across Antarctica’s icy surface. They live in research stations and field camps and work as scientists, technicians, mechanics, plumbers, cooks, dishwashers and more.

Southern Exposure: A Year at McMurdo Station is about the 12 months that Alia Sorensen spent living and working in Antarctica. Filled with first-hand accounts of “life on the Ice,” the work, the living conditions, the people she met and the events that held the community together, this book is a step through the looking glass into the United States Antarctic Program. It is a light-hearted, adventurous and educational journey for seasoned travelers and armchair travelers alike, as well as anyone who has ever thought of visiting Antarctica or has already been there.

"This book will change the way you think about family vacations.  Find out how taking a family road trip can change your life" Joe Cali

In addition to several amusing anecdotes and stories from over 15 years on the road together, this book is packed full of valuable tips, recommendations, suggestions and ideas for things to do on a family road trip.  Including the Cali family's personal recommendations for the best family road trip ideas for every state in the U.S.

A step-by-step guide to planning a family road trip,  detailed sample itineraries of the Cali family's Top 10 U.S. road trips and a host of  unique things to do, and places to see,  are included in this 350 page book.

Finally, the book includes travel stories from four unique and different perspectives: the Dad, the Mom, the teenage daughter, and the 13-year old son.