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Exploring Washington’s Olympic Peninsula

November 14, 2017November 15, 2017 / Marshall / 6 Comments

September/October 2017

The seasons had rapidly changed. It was quickly becoming no fun to be at a higher elevation. It was time to get the heck out of Idaho and move on to the next destination. Continue reading →

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I Camped in the Snow and I Liked it!

March 20, 2017 / Marshall / 2 Comments

Snow equals cold and I don’t like the cold. For me to say I camped in the snow and I like it is almost one of those “stop the presses!” moments. Seriously. Continue reading →

Taking One for the Team – Kingman, AZ

March 17, 2017March 17, 2017 / Marshall / 4 Comments

February 2017

Living on the road is pretty damn awesome. The freedom. Not having obnoxious neighbors you can’t escape. An ever changing backyard. Pretty great. You should try it (or not if you like the boring, status quo). Continue reading →

Leaf Peeping in Silverton, Colorado

January 8, 2017January 8, 2017 / Marshall / Leave a comment

September/October 2016

Silverton was the first place I stayed in Colorado so it seemed appropriate that it would be one of the last places I’d stay as my summer wrapped up. Continue reading →

Catching Up with Kelly – Bayfield, Colorado

January 4, 2017January 4, 2017 / Marshall / 2 Comments

August/September 2016

Kelly had been hanging out in Bayfield (just east of Durango) for a couple of months with a friend, but was itching to get back on the road. I headed down to Bayfield to hang with her a bit before we headed west. Continue reading →

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The great thing about this lifestyle is choices. Some people like the space of a large rig. Some people, like myself, are looking to downsize to a small, nimble rig that can fit just about anywhere. . Another cool thing about this lifestyle is learning how little one really needs in terms of material possessions. I have far less now then when I first launched in 2014. But not everyone does well with so little. For some it’s an ongoing quest to figure out where to stash all the things. . This is a new one for me. Never have I seen a coffin storage unit on top of a fifth wheel. A rig that has massive amounts of basement and interior storage compared to what I have. 🤷🏻‍♂️

The things you find while traveling across the country. This one was an unexpected surprise directly across the street from the overnight spot. You Millennials probably don’t have a clue who he is/was. 😯😬🤷🏻‍♂️

Happy Nomadic Liberation Day! . That summer sure flew by... 😬

I usually like a bit more breathing room, but sometimes I make exceptions. Like when it’s 95° and I have the chance to have a 50-amp hookup that allows me to run my AC (first time this year). And when I need a place to hide until Nomadic Liberation Day. . . Yes, this is indeed the closest I’ve ever parked to another RV. 🤷🏻‍♂️ . #NotAnRVPark #Moochdoocking #GreatFriends #LivingInAVanDownByTheRiver #RigOnLeftIsUnoccupied #NomadicLiberationDay

Glamping.

Coming up on having spent a month in the Glacier National Park area. Lucky enough to get here before the fires started and obscured the views. . A couple of firsts have occurred during this stay. . First time having an extended stay in an area with zero cell service thanks to mooching off a fellow #Xscapers satellite internet feed (supported a total of 5 rigs at that spot). . First @boondockers.welcome stay having joined yesterday morning as things needed to change. After almost 5.5 years on the road, boondocking 30+ minutes outside of cities most of the time has gotten old. The opportunity to stay closer in via Boondockers Welcome locations is appealing and a first step in changing things up. . More changes in the works. Stay tuned!

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