The past two years have made up about 5% of our life. Each day is just one tiny fraction of the years we’ve spent on this earth. And yet, we have so many memories. We thought it would be fun to give a visual representation of our months on the road, which all began on November…
When it comes to updating our blog with our recent adventures, I feel like I’m always playing catch-up. If you think about it, that’s the only way I could write a blog about events that already occurred, but there’s a twinge of guilt I feel in not having life-changing blogs released moments after something wonderful…
The last place-specific blog we posted was from Moab, Utah – and we’re in Tennessee! I wanted to give a quick update about where we’ve been, and the covid-safe things we’ve been doing. I have a backlog of blogs that I’ve started and haven’t edited or finished, so thought I’d give you a very quick…
700 days on the road. 700 days ago we drove away from our little plot of land outside Portland, Oregon, headed South, and haven’t put down any “roots” since. My goal since starting this blog on our Full-time RV life has always been to be helpful to anyone who is reading it, but simultaneously I…
Okay, are you joking me? We’ve been full-time RVers for nearly two years and I’ve never written a blog about how to RV with a dog? Well, better late than never! I’m going to throw out some of the tips and lessons we’ve learned while RVing with our dog. Those lessons will likely be at…
Utah. It began differently than any of our other states. Why? Well, we were driving separately after a very unfortunate issue with our tow bar. (It’s since been fixed – but I’ll have Jeremiah do a blog on that.) That meant I followed in the Tahoe behind Jeremiah, winding into the most beautiful red rocked…
If you’re curious about how to deal with doing laundry and whittling down your wardrobe for full time rving, we’ve got 8 tips and tricks for you!
Hiking through the high desert of Ward Mountain is reminiscent of hiking through Bend, Oregon. A nice trail right outside Ely, Nevada.
The desert is vast and expansive. It lies before us, folding out on itself repeatedly. Even in the high elevation of 5-thousand-some-odd feet, the desert does not look altogether different from some of the lower elevation deserts. Sand. Rocks. Prickly plants of various varieties competing for the minimal rainfall that drops each year, and hunkers…
This blog about full-time RV life and internet is part three of a series of full-time RVing that we’re interspersing through our regular blogs as well. You can find part one here and part two here. I had intended on putting this one a lot further down the series, but internet is something that we…