It’s the end of the year and what comes with holiday celebrations? Food! Every get-together seems to be centered around food. In the midst of the holidays, we began talking about our favorite places we’ve eaten during our travels. So, for our final podcast of the year, we thought we’d talk food. We hope you enjoy …
Robert and I seldom travel anywhere without the other, especially not more than overnight. For some reason we just like being together. That’s probably a good quality for a married couple. Last week was an exception. We received an unexpected call of serious illness in the family and I took my parents to Chicago. Robert …
We’ve been living in our RV for many winters now. With the first day of winter coming soon, we’ve been reminiscing about our winter fun we’ve had so far living in our RV during the coldest part of the year. Most people travel to mild climates when they are in their RV. In an ideal …
What a beautiful December weekend. With the temps in the 70s, we had to get out and about. Our destination was the Battle of Pea Ridge Reenactment but we ended up doing and seeing much more! We recorded some of the battle. Robert may or may not have gotten carried away with the sound effects. Since …
I think Robert was born in the wrong time period. Over the last year or so, he’s been doing a lot of leather work. For as long as we’ve known each other, I had no idea of his talents with making handcrafted leather items. I’m one lucky lady to have several purses and notebook covers made especially for …
October came and went and we just realized we missed our anniversary. Not our wedding anniversary, but our nomadaversary. October 1, 2011 was our first official day of becoming full-time RVers. We left living in a house and opted to have our residence on wheels. The way we like to travel is different from six years ago, …
Solar is an important part of our work from practically anywhere lifestyle. In this episode, Robert and I talk about our solar set-up and how it has evolved. Talking watts and amps is definitely above my pay grade. Robert is in charge (get it “charge“) of everything to do with solar. I have no clue, even …
Our main lesson we learned from our trip East this year was that two weeks was entirely too fast. It’s not about the destination, it’s about enjoying the journey. Even though we felt the pressure of meeting the deadline to get back to our home base, we made sure to take some time off work …
It’s been a couple of weeks since we’ve returned from Overland Expo East and we realized that the trip was entirely too short. Sure the event was only a weekend, but we certainly like to take our time making our way to the event and coming home should be just as slow. We had a …
Our hike up to the summit of Mt. Rogers, the highest point of Virginia, was one of our high points of our trip (no pun intended, well maybe a pun was intended). We tracked our trail on the way up using Gaia GPS for the first time. Loving the app! We didn’t have any Internet …
