A year of incredible travel for me and my family was cut short abrubptly in August when my vision became blurry and doubled, and I began feeling a sharp pain in my head in Minot, North Dakota, nearly 1000 miles away from any family support. Abby and the kids drove Read more…
October is National Pizza Month, and Pizza just happens to be our culinary field of expertise. In our three years on the road, we’ve eaten at way more pizza joints than we can count, so we thought we’d put together a list of the ones that really stood out. So, Read more…
How much travel is too much travel for one trip?
Is a school bus (Skoolie) right for you? We break down our cost of converting our 2002 Thomas School Bus into our home on wheels.
Sorry Texas, the government shutdown has changed our plans. New Mexico here we come.
The Pensacola area has so much for anyone in the family. Beaches, wildlife, water sports, historic sites, and modern military muscle…especially for the veteran, it’s a must-visit, and the perfect culmination to our Gulf Coast adventure.
From New Orleans, we started to make our way east, first for two nights at Buccaneer State Park in Waveland, Mississippi, near Bay St. Louis.
Our whole life is a road trip, that’s kind of the point of what we’re doing, but this last month we journeyed along the northern coast of the Gulf of Mexico in an epic adventure that felt like it had its own beginning, middle, and end. Originally our plan was Read more…
We love cooking outdoors, especially when camping. There’s just something about the open air and flame-kissed food. Part of the problem with camping and grilling is that it’s just messy as heck.
