Utah. It began differently than any of our other states. Why? Well, we were driving separately after a very unfortunate issue with our tow bar. (It’s since been fixed – but I’ll have Jeremiah do a blog on that.) That meant I followed in the Tahoe behind Jeremiah, winding into the most beautiful red rocked…
If you’re curious about how to deal with doing laundry and whittling down your wardrobe for full time rving, we’ve got 8 tips and tricks for you!
Hiking through the high desert of Ward Mountain is reminiscent of hiking through Bend, Oregon. A nice trail right outside Ely, Nevada.
The desert is vast and expansive. It lies before us, folding out on itself repeatedly. Even in the high elevation of 5-thousand-some-odd feet, the desert does not look altogether different from some of the lower elevation deserts. Sand. Rocks. Prickly plants of various varieties competing for the minimal rainfall that drops each year, and hunkers…
This blog about full-time RV life and internet is part three of a series of full-time RVing that we’re interspersing through our regular blogs as well. You can find part one here and part two here. I had intended on putting this one a lot further down the series, but internet is something that we…
A couple weeks ago, on a warm but windy day, I smiled (behind my mask) and said hello to a man who was walking up a ledge that led down to the salty area I passed on a walk at the park. Park is a strong word. A piece of land that covers an old…
I was driving the Tahoe last night, Jeremiah was passenger, when he said, “you need this exit,” and pointed to the exit practically behind us. “This exit?” I asked, “like, right here? This one?” Yes. This exit. And, with that, I crossed two lanes of freeway and took the exit. 18-months-ago-Sasha would have said, “we’ll…
I tried to avoid writing this blog. The reason is twofold: one, I had told myself I was writing a series, and shouldn’t interrupt said series – but I’ll get back to that next week. Two, I just didn’t really want to talk about the COVID-19 crisis that much. Truth be told, I wasn’t sure…
Now that you’ve seen a bit about what full-time RV life is, you might be thinking, when can I hit the road? Well, you’ll need an RV! So, your next questions might be: what type, and how much do they cost? For part two of this series, I’m addressing some of the major questions regarding…
We have had so many questions lately about how we make full-time RV life work for us, what it’s all about, and a ton of detail-oriented questions about everything from our water storage capacity to how we choose where we stay to internet questions. In fact, the internet might be what we’re asked about most!…