Our Lava Beds RV Bucket List Experience
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.
Working the dream life for 17+ years.
Living the dream full-time RVing nomadic lifestyle working as location independent entrepreneurs.
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.
Jim reflects upon the past half of his life, spent living the dream with the love of his life. Oh, how we’ve come a long way…Here’s to another 25, at least!
See our gallery of dinosaur national monument photos and video from our trail runs throughout the park while boondocking at Green River campground.
Jim shares a random collection of terrific trees from 14+ years of full-time RVing photos for this week’s Friday Five – from Savannah to the Emerald Coast.
Our 2022 Trans-Canada RV Trip countdown is underway as we make plans for next summer’s journey from British Columbia to St. John’s, and everything in-between.
Trail running Handies Peak for my 52nd birthday proved yet again that age is just a number, and it won’t hold me back from those bucket list adventures.
Wild and free no more. Our first public park pandemic camping experience reminded me of the extra burdens and decisions that add anxiety to a lifestyle we love.
Two RVers, two videos, and two epic San Juan Mountains trail running experiences captured on iPhones in Colorado’s beautiful Cannibal Plateau, near Lake City.
RVing without dogs has pros and cons, and the truth is that despite the drawbacks, I still think our RV life is better with Dog as My Co-Pilot.
Workamping at Vickers Ranch provided us with the best view for Lake City fireworks this year! We watched from 2,000′ above as we camped out at the summit of Station Eleven.