Working the dream life for 17+ years.
Living the dream full-time RVing nomadic lifestyle working as location independent entrepreneurs.
Playing ichthyologist for the day with workamper friends at the Oregon Hatchery Research Center Alsea OR
Enjoy a video tour of full-time RVing rigs including a conversion van, fifth wheel trailer, waste veggie oil powered coach, and Class A Motorhome.
On our RV road trip, we discover the town of Twisp, in the Methow River Valley, might be a perfect place to live and work as small business entrepreneurs.
Winners of free travel books announced for 2008 liveWorkDream blog reader survey results.
A mysterious hat grows from a mossy tree in the damp northwest of the Hoh Rainforesrt in Olympic National Park
Giving thanks for the full-time RVing lifestyle with friends and family.
Where can you get a good stiff shot for only a dollar? Why, at the Red Room in Portland of course. You just don’t know what that shot may be!
What a great gimmick though. When Cija told us about the “Mystery Shots” at a bar down the street, we just had to find out for ourselves. What’s the harm? We could always stumble back to our home parked in her driveway a few blocks away.
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Rene used my better shot of America’s national bird for her Obama shout out. But this one of it taking flight over the Hoh River will suffice. It means I can check one more item off my “things to do before I die” list.
Call me silly, but I’ve always wanted to see a bald eagle close enough to take a photograph. And yes, it did take this long. But I never said it had to be a good picture.
When you live somewhere long enough you develop a circle of friends and a sense of community.
The same can be said for fulltime RVing, at least among the cool online RVers.
Recently we’ve hooked up with various road trip bloggers who we’ve grown to know via the internet.
After getting to know these folks through their travel blogs, twitter tweets, and forums, it’s been great to put some faces to the names.
Jim and Rene complete first circle of coast to coast fulltime rving sabbatical adventure roadtrip.
Take a RV road trip and slow down enough to meet great people and learn more about strangers from other parts of the world.
Sixteen months into our road trip journey, we feel comfortable making some conclusions about our future.
With this in mind, our travels are taking on more of a sense of urgency these days.
We’ve been wandering around the Northwest, taking serious looks at places we’ve been curious about. Based on what I’ve heard about Missoula, Montana, it always sounded like a great fit for us, and consistently makes “Best Small Towns” lists. Recently, we visited to learn more for ourselves.
We stayed at this RV park just outside of town. A great park, with a great name; Jim’s parents were also “Jim and Mary.” The days were getting cold, so we only spent a few days there, looking around, talking to economic development people, and getting a feel for the area. We were so busy I hardly took any photos. Here’s what we learned.
Watching fall colors and saying goodbye to our best friend Jerry at Yellowstone National Park.
