Free game rules and printable scoring “crib sheet” for the popular dice game Farkle / Ten Thousand (also known as Farkel, Hot Dice, 1000/5000/10000, Cosmic Wimpout, Greed, Squelch, Zilch, or Zonk)… Read More How to Play Dice: Farkle / Ten Thousand Rules of Play
Free game rules and printable scoresheet for the popular dice game. Yacht is the old school version of the trademarked dice game Yahtzee. … Read More How to Play Dice: Yacht / Yatzy Rules of Play
A favorite game of our customers, Mexican Train is a fun game for 2-10 players. These are the complete rules of play, plus a little history about the game. … Read More How to Play “Mexican Train” Dominoes (Double-9 and Double-12): Rules of Play
The Travel Cribbage Board is one of our most popular gift items and there are plenty of options for expanding the board into an extra special gift.… Read More Gift Ideas for Cribbage Lovers
Making decisions isn’t always easy, and can sometimes lead to hours, even months, of deliberation. That’s why when Isaac Stone Simonelli started to get the travel itch, he decided to take a radically different, and whimsical, approach to planning out his expedition.… Read More Roll the Dice on Life and Travel
Dominoes is such a fun game (and a good way to learn counting!), that we created beautiful Baltic birch wood double-6 travel dominoes. There are so many domino games that of course it has its own website. The version that we learned is kind of a mash-up of All Fives and Sniff, a points game anyway. I’ve… Read More How to Play Double-Six Dominoes (All Fives / Sniff): Rules of Play
While we were in Tokyo, we were lucky enough to meet up with Danny from Cyclism.jp and go to a local cycling club’s biannual swap meet. Swap meets are my favorite. They’re the best way to really get a finger on the pulse of the most passionate and creative expressions of cycling in a community.… Read More The Tokyo Bicycle Swap Meet
On our recent trip to Japan, we got a sense of the general cycling scene in Japan. Mostly characterized as mamachari (“mama chariots”), they were mostly inexpensive, Dutch-style, step-through bikes with few gears. Which makes sense, because these were mostly cross-town bikes on flat streets. Bike parking was a big deal here. There were bike valets… Read More Field trip: The bicycles of Japan
Valerie just got back from Vietnam, where she was on a two-week foodie trip. Over there, in Saigon, Hoi An, Hue, and Hanoi, she caught sight of a lot of very cool, workaday bicycles in Vietnam, especially for commerce. Here are some of her favorite bike pics from Vietnam. One of the hazards of modernization,… Read More Field trip: The bicycles of Vietnam
