Ready to rumble, ramble, take a trip and travel across the USA? I am. And so are a bunch of others, many whom have been out on the road for years.
Some of those experienced full timers have shared their know-how about a specific area (traveling with dogs, workamping, homeschooling, Internet connections) and personal stories in the interview section. Check it out!
She’s a 1968 Aloha, 15ft vintage trailer, that I got for a steal (no, I did NOT steal it and shame on you!). I’m very excited to be her new owner and care taker. [Pics of Chica Casita all Cute and Clean] A couple of years ago I was dying to own…
To be honest, I don’t know much of Montana; we spent a month there this past September/October, and only spent time in Missoula. But I can give my impressions of the place, can’t I? Everyone knows what Montana is like in general, even if they’ve never been: rugged, mountainous, fly fishing ready rivers, Yellowstone National…
I’m late to the game, but glad I came upon this recently via Facebook. It was actually an old (very old, from 2012) Kickstarter crowd-funding campaign short video to support the “Empathy Deficit Stand in My Shoes” project. Then when I went to make a small contribution, learned it was over. Way over via Kickstarter…
This is an interview with Zoë Racca of The Boho Hobos – a blog about Zoë and her family living and traveling in 232 sq ft on wheels. She is a homeschooling Mom and incredibly inspirational with her positive, can-do attitude. She shares the adventure at: boho-hobos.blogspot.com. 1. I love that you are traveling…
How to volunteer in Cusco, Peru. Many folks travel to Peru to not only visit the sites, but to spend time volunteering and Cusco is a favorite destination for both. We spent two months in the city; it is lovely. Lovely to walk around in, lovely architecture to admire, lovely people… loved it. It is…