Goal For The Green

This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of PA Tourism for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.

Are you planning a road trip to Pennsylvania, but not sure of what sites to try and fit in, while your there? Well, take the headache out of the planning your pa-roadtrips, and just go and enjoy yourself.

Roadtrip-a-Matic offers dozens of ready-to-ride roadtrips for visitors to experience everything Pennsylvania has to offer. No matter if you are looking for outdoor experiences, small town charm, historic landmarks, great eateries, hiking in the woods, shopping, and so much more, Roadtrip-a-Matic has a roadtrip for everyone to experience and enjoy.  With the Roadtrip-a-Matic, it does the planning for you, all you have to do is your packing!

My husband and I would probably enjoy the PA 101road trip. PA 101, allows you take advantage of
a Keystone State “cram course” and experience some of the great things there are to see and do in Pennsylvania. You can experience the Life, Liberty and Pursuit of Shopping, take a detrour through history, and see all you can see, and more.  Sounds good to me!

So,check out The Road Trip-a-Matic site,and share with me what trip you want to go on! I’d love to hear your comments on how you would enjoy PA!

This is the way Seattle brings in the New Year, with fireworks at the Needle. This is from ringing in 2011.  This years celebration promises to be spectacular, in that 2012, marks the 50th anniversary of the Seattle World’s Fair, back in 1962.  My hope is that this New Year 2012, brings you much joy, happiness and prosperity.

This is just a fun little look at Santa’s not so green, and kinda bad behaviors. I wanted to pass along this fun holiday infographic that was recently produced for Ethical Ocean: Santa’s Carbon Footprint.  While there, just click on What’s Santa’s Carbon Footprint, to expand the page. The graphic takes a close look at Santa’s non-green behaviors, and how he too can adopt a more environmentally friendly lifestyle.

At Ethical Ocean, they all know that with the end of December quickly approaching, Santa is busy getting everything set for his worldwide tour. The boots he has to fill sure can, and do leave a large footprint behind. So, they took a look at Santa’s environmental impact, and tried to see if they could help him run a slightly more eco-friendly operation. This is what they came up with.  Enjoy, and feel free to comment!  🙂