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Vacation? Why Bother?

Once you get the nomad life nailed and it becomes routine, full-time RVing and vacations cancel each other out.

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New Favorite Vegas Dining Experience Is Not New

Jim gives his birthday dinner at the Italian American Club in Las Vegas a rave review, except for one thing missing…

Another Hallowed Fremont Street Experience

Boo! Celebrating another hallowed birthday with the freaks who frequent Fremont Street for Halloween – plenty of scary clowns, the undead, and one pretty little piñata.

Will Work for Pie, Again.

Jim and Rene work for pie credit at the best little pie shop in the country, and hint about this dream baking business opportunity at Pie-O-Neer pies.

Scary Cheap Vegas Camping Calls Us Back

Happy Halloween from Sin City, where you’ll find us enjoying great music, oddball characters and indulging in our best tips for cheap Vegas camping while we celebrate Jim’s birthday!

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Who Knew? The San Luis Valley has Colorado’s Best Hot Springs Campground

An unforgettable birthday celebration at Colorado’s best hot springs campground, Great Sand Dunes Pool in the San Luis Valley.

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Stop to Enjoy the Magic

Jim shares the magic from another mesmerizing visit with the Chile Man of Chimayo, describing the dream that inspired Carlos Medina to paint his new painting, A New Beginning.

Rolling into the Metaline Falls Border Crossing and into Montana

Rolling into the Metaline Falls border crossing, we discovered that getting back into the U.S. wasn’t that easy. Good thing we soaked our cares away later in Hot Springs, Montana.

Challenges of Grocery Shopping on the Alaska Highway

Grocery shopping on the Alaska Highway wasn’t easy and while RVing in the North Country, about the only thing from the States I missed was my usual grocery store items that stock our pantry.