Desert Roaming and Meanderings
Pondering Edward Abbey, the loss of the desert and Colorado River as we roam across the west for season six of our annual RVing snowbird adventure.
Working the dream life for 17+ years.
Pondering Edward Abbey, the loss of the desert and Colorado River as we roam across the west for season six of our annual RVing snowbird adventure.
Finding an answer to how much snow our Northwood Arctic Fox RV roof can safely hold without causing water damage.
A sudden Rocky Mountain snowstorm and moose visit in Red Feather Lakes Colorado catches RVing snowbirds by surprise.
Reasons to go north to Whistler Ski resort when snowbirding in my 4-season Arctic Fox fifth wheel RV.
Full-time RVing always has a price to pay for the freedom of the open road.
RVers wait for Hurricane Sandy effects to end in Northern Virginia.
Weather advantages of moving with the seasons as a full-time RVer.
Thoughts about the meaning of material possessions while watching the High Park Fire burn near Jerry’s Acres in Red Feather Lakes, Colorado.
Every RVer must have a pair of Motorola 2-way radios for weather reports and communication when backing up trailers.
California Dreamin on our RV road trip snowbird adventures.
By The River RV Park emergency evacuation during Guadalupe River flash flood in Ingram Texas.
Three legged dog and his RV road tripping humans put on rain gear and try to stay dry while playing in rainy Los Angeles.
Quick easy instructions for how to winterize a summer home in the Colorado mountains when heading south for the winter.
Back when Lilla and Neal visited us at Jerry’s Acres, Neal suggested that we were in for a winter of heavy snow. His reasoning was based on a news story he had seen about the local Skunk Cactus — or at least he thinks that’s what the newscaster called this weed, and I think that’s what he called it. Neal mentioned how the height at …
Bonus! Two video posts in a row… At least this one is ours. But since René mentioned the weather here at Jerry’s Acres and our impending need to head south for the winter – not just once, but twice – I figured I would let everyone see for themselves how beautiful it is here, how much fun we’re having, and just how cold it really …