Working the dream life for 15+ years.
Rene 
Did you notice Mercury was retrograde in late April and early May? We sure noticed! Everything went to hell in a handbasket and now we are feeling the effects of the aftermath. I’m trying to process what happened, because now it’s affecting our Alaska winter plans (and not in a good way). Rolling with the Full-time RVing Punches (Again) Our full-timing Nomadiversary is next week, …
We survived the 2023 Eugene Marathon! Finally, 21 weeks of cold winter training paid off with two more cool medals from one of the best races in the country.
After giving SmellyProof reusable storage bags a review, I believe I found the best RV storage bags for reusing and keeping odors away from bears and other critters..
If you’re headed to Joshua Tree, California, here’s two must-see, fun finds made with renegade art and radical forms of expression from recycled trash.
Our 2010 Arctic Fox 27-5B fifth wheel is officially for sale, but we aren’t quitting full-time RVing anytime soon. Check out our 4-season RV and contact us for details.
Why do hard thing like winter in Alaska when you can fly south instead? Because even full-time RVers need to get uncomfortable and push their limits to the max.
These two life-changing books about money and discomfort are the source of my winter in Alaska inspiration to reverse snowbird in the Mat-Su Valley next season.
The 2020 pandemic and last year’s fuel cost explosion should have taught me not to make travel plans too far in advance. But if we want to spend winter in Alaska next season, planning needs to start now. And so it is. In August we are leaving for the North Country. But it’s not going to be anything like our summer 2018 RV journey to …
One year after choosing Colorado as our full-time RVer residence, here’s how things turned out since making the move back into property ownership.
After too many winters spent searching for warmth, it’s a joy to spend another full-time RV Christmas holiday living the easy life at Fountain of Youth.
The days of free dispersed campsites are over. No more free camping is the only way RVers will enjoy clean, safe, beautiful public lands in the United States.
On a gorgeous fall Sierra Nevada morning, I unexpectedly accomplished a trail running bucket list item. One week later, I paid the painful price of adventure.
My rant about a list Norcold NA8LX problems, including altitude issues, bad compartment design, and lack of attention to what customers want from RV appliances.
It was bound to happen some day. The dreaded Norcold refrigerator replacement job. Our Norcold 821 RV fridge died a couple of weeks ago when we were moochdocking in Northern California. And of course that beast left us scrambling for a fix, just as brutally hot temperatures started searing everyone and everything around us like eggs in a frying pan. We should have seen it …
Lucky us! On our McArthur morning runs, we start those early days with the sounds of birds, cows, and coyotes with Mount Shasta standing tall in the distance.