I’m so excited to share this with you!!!!! I know that’s a lot of exclamation points, but I simply can’t hold back how happy I am to finally tell you about this new project that I’ve been working on for … Continued
It should be obvious that when you visit Rocky Mountain National Park at the beginning of June, there will still be snow in the higher elevations. It should also be obvious that those fantastic hiking trails up to high mountain … Continued
Well, it’s that time again. Another year has gone by and as of today, we’re officially five years into this crazy full-time RVing thing. Five years! Can you believe it? In the past, we’ve always celebrated our “On the Road” … Continued
Living full-time in an RV and having a large collection of books does not mix. Unless you have a Kindle! We are a two Kindle household and can’t imagine going back to traditional books. The Kindle is lightweight, small, easy to use, has a fantastic battery life, and allows you to store over 1,000 books. We recently upgraded to the Kindle Paperwhite and love it even more than the original!
Remember last week when I said we wouldn’t be sticking around Colorado long because we wanted to explore some new places? Well…I lied. Actually, I only half lied. We’re still not sticking around long, but before we go we couldn’t … Continued
When your friends who live in the Colorado mountains offer up a spot in their driveway, you say yes with much enthusiasm. You know it might be a bit chilly up there — after all, it is only the last … Continued
I have a bad habit of longing to be wherever I am not. If we’re in the desert I long for the forest, if we’re in the mountains I long for the coast, if we’re in a city I long for … Continued
Continuing our journey across the Midwest, we made one final stop in Kansas before heading to Colorado. Kansas doesn’t immediately come to mind when it comes to camping destinations. But at least on the eastern side of the state, there … Continued
After a week in the city, we were in need of some nature. Maybe even the kind of nature that involves a water view and a nearly deserted campground? Fortunately, Missouri has no shortage of lakeside campgrounds. Our best option between … Continued
I’ve never viewed the middle of the country as a travel destination. It’s always seemed too flat, too boring, and frankly, too wholesome and close-minded to be a place where I wanted to spend much time. But if I’ve learned … Continued
When not one, not two, not three, but four separate people recommend that you visit an attraction, you better believe we’re going to follow that advice. Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art is not a place that was on our radar. Prior to … Continued