Travel stories from my RV life. Places we’ve been, sites we’ve seen, and even time spent in the middle of nowhere. I’ve included a lot of pictures so you can really get a feel for each place.
Visiting Canyonlands National Park – Location Canyonlands National Park is located near Moab, Utah. The park is in reasonably close proximity to Arches National Park and many people visit both parks in one day. Keep in mind, that Canyonlands is …
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Unintentional Stationary RV Living I recently marked my one-year anniversary of unintentional stationary RV living. I say unintentional because sitting still for this entire year has been very difficult in many ways. However, I believe everything happens for a reason …
Well, it finally happened. With as much driving and towing as I do Max, my truck works hard. I had a tow vehicle breakdown in the middle of nowhere. I do my best to take good care of him with …
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When I meet other RVing women, I’m always interested to hear their stories. I have had the pleasure of becoming friends with Glenda through my blog. Glenda is a solo RVing woman too. We began to communicate and I asked …
I’m really trying to use my time here in Saint David, Arizona wisely. RVing life means you may find yourself constantly on the go. The problem with that is, you get behind on your adulting. One of the reasons I …
I bought the wrong RV. To make a long story short, after having surgery to repair my fractured wrist, I decided to bite the bullet and have my never before seen, 2012 Airstream 23FB shipped from Texas to Washington. It …
Originally posted May 15, 2018
Murphy and I left Washington on October 1, 2020 for another grand adventure. Our trip was filled with crazy weather conditions, beautiful boondocking locations, new friends, magical sunsets, and plenty of solitude.
I made it home to my daughter’s house in Portland on Monday. I’ve been here a full week now. Fastest week ever! I was greeted by four awesome little people who yelled Grammie! at the tops of their lungs when I arrived. What could be better?
A few days ago, I found a list of Sixteen Free RV Parks in Texas with hook-ups and chose one to visit for a couple of days so I could dump my tanks and catch up on laundry. These “free” parks generally have a place to leave a donation and I always do.
