Rene’s Rant on RVing in the Age of Climate Change
After our friends narrowly escaped a Northern California seaside tornado last weekend, it got me ranting about RVing in the age of climate change disasters.
Working the dream life for 17+ years.
After our friends narrowly escaped a Northern California seaside tornado last weekend, it got me ranting about RVing in the age of climate change disasters.
The greatest pie cafe for sale in New Mexico is a quintessential American small business success story, and primed for a new pie baking pâtissier to own it.
After a month-long cross-country search for our next full-time rig, our RV shopping horror story filled with disappointing, junky used trailers is finally over!
In July we made a stop in the Yukon, to join the Sourtoe Cocktail Club. I almost chickened out, but courageously went forward with the crazy initiation rite.
The 33 days we spent doing full-time Project M living taught us valuable lessons about the limits of our comfort zones and tolerance for bare bones adventuring.
Driving south to the Lower 48 with Alaska in the rear view mirror, I had a chance to reflect on our winter experience in the greatest place in North America.
Seventeen years after hitting the road on June 5, 2007, we are still old school RV blogging and staying in total control of our content, policies, and business.
Life doesn’t turn into rainbows and unicorns just because you are living your bucket list. The Universe still plays jokes, as we learned on May 10 and 11, 2024.
You never know when you’ll need a jump start. So after we said yes to a WOLFBOX MegaVolt24 Jump Starter review, we had no idea it would happen in the real world
Debating property ownership and full-time RVing? Here’s what I’ve learned after owning 3 properties during 17 years on the road.
When snow melts in Alaska, it turns the land into a giant mud bog. Winter break up is here, and we’re rapidly spining toward longer hours of daylight, too.
Time for a snow days getaway! We wanted to try winter fat biking in Denali National Park, so we braved the icy Parks Highway in March. Here’s what happened.
For a sixteen mile race, our snow running challenge was the craziest, toughest, most exhausting feat we’ve accomplished in our years of long-distance running.
I wanted uncomfortable adventures to test our resiliency, and I got them. Even the most mundane task is harder when you’re dealing with extreme cold and snow.
You can’t make this stuff up. What do Alaskans do when the temperature drops to -31 Fahrenheit? They go outside to the 2024 Willow Winter Carnival, that’s what!