Well almost. We don't have a second residence for summer. The best part of RV life is taking our home wherever we go. In the summer months, we head north for cooler weather and head south for warmer weather. "Retired people head south for the winter. They're called Snowbirds." Technically, I'm not retired; I just... Continue Reading →
Busting the myth of camp cooking Why not enjoy leaving the walled indoor kitchen and experience cooking outside? Camp cooking is not just burgers and hot dogs. The term chef-inspired kitchen used to mean purchasing expensive appliances no working person could afford. On a group page I follow, there is a common question on ideas... Continue Reading →
Is it Forever? Recently, there was a lot of buzz online about quitting RV life and purchasing a home base. That made me wonder: Do you think if you decide to do the RV life full-time, that it will be forever? For every five that stop, ten more start. The allure of full-time travel is... Continue Reading →
Is Full-time RV life worth it? Experiencing life on the road provided great adventure, a mechanical breakdown, boredom, and excitement. Since we started as full-timers this past April, we visited eight states and drove close to or over five thousand miles. Nevada, Arizona, California, Oregon, Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, and tipped into Montana. It looks like... Continue Reading →
Bundle up. Summer is over! In mid-September, we stopped travel and headed to our home base and stayed at my sons house for about three weeks. It was hot. The temperature would not break out of the 90s. We caught up on minor fix-it projects and ordered a few bits and bops. I had a... Continue Reading →
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