How a planner survives full-time RV life
It’s no secret that people come in all shapes and sizes. That goes for personalities too. Some people like to be organized and calculated. Others like to be spontaneous and fly by the seats of their...
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Boondocking across North Dakota
North Dakota may be the 39th state admitted to the Union, but it’s the 50th state Bob and I visited. Many other people have never made it there. According to YouGov, only 14% of Americans have visited...
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Scared out of the fifth wheel
A sudden shift in the wind outside the thin wall surrounding our bed awakened me from a deep slumber at 12:45 a.m. We had known before going to bed that night that a storm was expected before dawn, with...
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A dirty RV project: Dumping wastewater tanks on a farm
We can normally boondock for about two weeks before our 50-gallon black water tank (toilet waste) fills up. While moochdocking at my cousin Deb’s in Michigan, however, our black tank appeared to reach...
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Why we bought property after 5 years of full-time RV life
When we decided to transition from sticks and bricks to full-time RV living, we went all in. Over a period of two years, we minimized our belongings and got our house ready to sell. We moved into our...
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An amazing Oklahoma adventure
The first time we stayed in Oklahoma in our fifth wheel, we camped on the expansive plains, where we experienced the wind the region is famous for. We were clueless that 28% of the state – accounting...
