And an Amputee Dog Makes Three . . .
Jim Nelson and Rene Agredano adopt Wyatt Ray Dawg, a three legged German Shepherd rescue from Oakland, CA
Trader Joe’s, Where Are You?
Belt tightening and avoiding Whole Foods after living the carefree fulltime RVing lifestyle.
Note to Self: Check Water Heater Anode
Jim describes why and how to replace RV water heater anode rod for proper RV maintenance.
Mission Accomplished: Our Dream Mountain Property
Long time road tripping fulltime RVers buy dream mountain property in Northern Colorado.
Can Our RV Lifestyle Coexist with Homeownership?
The home ownership investment myth and fulltime road trip RVing lifestyle can co-exist.
Good Times on Hard Ground
RV living hasn’t turned former backpackers Jim Nelson and Rene Agredano into outdoorsy wussies.
RV Boondocking Basics
Jim provides RV boondocking basics and tips for making the most of RV dry camping off grid with solar power and water conservation.
A Shaky Foundation
Unexpected costs pop up in our Fort Collins Colorado horse property fixer upper.
Call the Movers, We’re Home
Wandering digital nomads find their spot in Fort Collins, Colorado
Learning the Hard Truth About Cheap Biodiesel
Save the rainforest and the orangutans. Don’t buy biodiesel made from virgin oil.
Feeling Safe in the Missile Silo
Waiting out a tornado warning in the Weld County Missile Site with silo tour by Pete Ambrose
Bum Fights and Boondocking in Greeley
Cheap RV boondocking in Colorado while putting up with homeless people and the cops.
Finding our Spot in Fort Collins, Colorado
Fort Collins is everything we’ve been searching for; a vibrant downtown, thriving indie businesses, groovy arts scene, superior bikeability, excellent university, a real tech industry, great retail choices . . . and lots of tasty local microbrew beer!
Another Almost Property
Colorado fixer upper home bidding war in Fort Collins real estate market
From Farmland to Fixer-Uppers
What are we thinking? When we left our stick home behind over two years ago in search of the next big thing, we had dreams of homesteading on one of those affordable 35-acre Colorado ranch parcels we kept seeing in the United Country magazine. Now we know most of those are in wide open flatland or covenanted communities that don’t want our type. At some …