Outdoor gear is expensive, there is no denying that, and I’ve always found it hard to drop a hefty chunk of change on items for the kids knowing they’ll probably get one, maybe two seasons, out of an item (sometimes I get lucky and can pass an item down to Read more…
It’s official. We have left the bus life behind for a new adventure.
For us, the National Park Service’s Junior Ranger program is an indispensable and hands-on component of our roadschool curriculum.
The time has come to bid our school bus conversion farewell.
One of our first national park sites as a full-time family was Fort Pickens, part of the Gulf Islands National Seashore. I so vividly remember arriving, driving out onto the island and immediately becoming enchanted by the sugar sand, the crashing waves and the history hidden among it all. I Read more…
Our family of five chose to convert a school bus into an RV, and here’s why.
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When we first started talking about life in a converted school bus I thought there was no way we could fit a family of 5 in a bus. We have so much stuff! Even in a small 3 bedroom, 1 bath apartment with no real storage, we’ve managed to accumulate a lot of stuff.