#43: 1000 Hours Outside
Ginny joins us to discuss how she started the project 1000 Hours Outside, easy ways to enjoy hit your goal outdoors and great meals to eat when you’re not indoors.

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Drink of the Day

Our Drink of the Day was submitted to us by a listener! They sent us an Amazon package with a four pack of Royalty Ginger Beer. Ren loved it, Ashley prefers a little sweeter taste. If you’d like to try some, you can buy it here. (If the drink of the day picture is crooked, I fully blame WordPress – it refused to put it upright!)
Featured Guest

After lots of research, Ginny found that aiming for about 4-6 hours a day outside was the perfect amount of time for kids to be outdoors! She now tries to encourage others to try to reach the goal of 1000 hours outside each year.
You can join the movement and follow simple weekly goals by visiting her website, Facebook, or Instagram and using the hashtag #1000hoursoutside (and #gonetrippin!).

Food Favs
Much to our dismay, today’s episode with 1000 Hours Outside is not sponsored by Subway or McDonalds. Although, we do love food and are never opposed to food sponsors!
Lodge cast iron also does not sponsor us, but we really do love their product for camping and every day cooking at our home. While this isn’t an ad, here is one of our favorites:

Bucket List
- Ice Cream Capital of the World in Le Mars, Iowa
- Yellowstone
- Field of Dreams in Dyersville, Iowa
- Ludington, Michigan
More Listening
Enjoyed the show? Listen to some of our other favorites:
- Jack Cohen, a weekend warrior
- Ben Driebergen, winner of Survivor
- National Park Patch Lady
- Brett, white water rafting guide with Laurel Highlands
You can contact Ren and Ashley by using the form here or by reaching out on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter using #gonetrippin. Be sure to leave us a rating if you enjoyed our podcast! Peace be the journey.