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| Copyright 2012, Diane L Richard Road trip in Spain and yes we did get a car through that street ... barely! |
Summer can be such
a great time to take a road trip -- the temperatures are warmer, kids are out
of school, and maybe you even have a vacation on the horizon.
Unfortunately, sometimes because of health issues, caring
for aging parents, work commitments, unemployment, and other reasons, a road
trip is just not possible now or even for the foreseeable future.
If there is no genealogical road trip in your future, I
suggest you read Frugal Alternatives to a Genealogical Road Trip by Amanda L Grossman (published in
the Chron [online Houston Chronicle]) 13 May 2013.
Do you have any other suggestions for
those who won’t be taking a genealogy road trip?
And, even if you are going on a road trip, a lot of the
advice she provides is relevant! After
all, the more research you do at home in advance of such a trip, the more time
you can spend on the trip getting to the “next level.”
Fortunate enough to be able to go on a road trip? You might find these articles will help you
to make the most of your trip.
- A Trip To Bountiful Genealogy Research (Thomas MacEntee, Archives.com)
- Genealogy Research Trips & Vacations (About.com)
- On The Road Research (Remembering Generations)
- Preparing to go on a Genealogy Research Trip (Phelps Library)
Do you have tips for those who are
taking a genealogy road trip?
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