The Painful Price of Adventure
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.
Working the dream life for 17+ years.
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.
We passed up on Lava Beds RV camping many times over the years. This year, I’m glad we didn’t. This remote destination is a bucket list California experience.
Two months after checking into the idyllic Timber Valley Escapees Co-Op RV Park, our plan to buy an RV park co-op lot has changed. Here’s why we are moving on.
With another collection of random RV road trip photos, Jim wonders: Is true randomness truly random?
We hate RV washing, but just discovered Eco-Friendly RV wash gear to get bugs off the RV faster without wasting tons of water.
Mobile satellite internet for RVs is great, but we won’t buy Startlink Internet for RVs for several good reasons you might want to consider if you’re tempted.
Is buying an RV lot a smart idea for full-time RVers like us? Here’s a look at pros and cons of RV lot ownership based on our experience as nomads since 2007.
On our 15th nomadiversary, a series of ongoing full-time RV challenges and costs put our travel coping skills to the test here in the crowded west coast.
Now that we are workamping in Oregon, we discovered a major issue forcing us to be patient, keep cool heads, and hope for a fast solution by the powers that be.
They say you can’t go back, but we found the opposite to be true when we celebrated our 25th silver wedding anniversary at beautiful Mission Ranch in Carmel.
After 15 years as nomads, we finally solved our full-time RVer’s health care coverage needs by becoming Colorado residents and saying bye to our Texas domicile.
After leaving Fountain of Youth for our workamping summer, we’re trying to keep a stiff upper lip about outrageous diesel fuel prices from California to Oregon.