Best of Bombay Beach Biennale Leftovers
Jim shares his Best of Bombay Beach Biennale art installation remains after the dust settled from the Salton Sea celebration.
Working the dream life for 15+ years.
Living the dream full-time RVing nomadic lifestyle working as location independent entrepreneurs.
Jim shares his Best of Bombay Beach Biennale art installation remains after the dust settled from the Salton Sea celebration.
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.
Stay for free at the Junkyard Brewery or wineries and farms that provide overnight RV parking at 7000+ Harvest Hosts locations.
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.
Thoughts about the study drawings of Abstract Thought is a Warm Puppy by Art Spiegelman, on display at the Charles M. Schulz museum.
A few more photos of favorite Peanuts strips from my recent tour of the Charles M. Schulz Museum in Rohnert Park, CA for this week’ Friday Five.
Jim celebrates 100 years of Charles Schulz with a visit to his Museum and a Centennial Celebration with MUTTS creator Patrick McDonnell and other comic artists.
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.
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.
Ask ten artists what is art? You’ll likely get eleven answers. See some recent art scenes from the road for this week’s Friday Five.
Everywhere a Sign! Who? MLK, menu can trust, anarchists, a jackalope and gay republicans…it must be the Friday Five!
Playing tourist at the Maritime Museum of San Diego with explosive dumping photos, tall sailing ships, and a rather sad looking submarine.
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.