One of the things that we really wanted to do while we were on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington was check out the Northwest corner of the continental US, Cape Flattery. Cape Flattery also happens to be only about 360 feet shy of the westernmost point, Cape Alava, which is just a couple miles south. Before… Read More Cape Flattery
Olympic National Park was awesome. I wish we could have stayed longer than a week! There was so much to do and such a huge variety. Mountains, seashores, rainforests, lakes, rivers, and more- I’d never been to somewhere with so many choices! We only scratched the surface. Since it’s so diverse, it is more “spread out”… Read More Olympic National Park
We talk a lot about boondocking, or “dry camping.” We love it, but it isn’t the norm for RV full-timers and it certainly takes a lot of work! We figured we’d give the “crash course” in boondocking for those who want to know more about what exactly it entails. First, recognize that boondocking is not… Read More Boondocking 101
We found salt water! Specifically, Puget Sound. Deception Pass State Park was a really neat place to visit and hike around on sea cliffs. Here is a map, so you get the idea: Cool, right? The park was a Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) site during the Great Depression. With the CCC, FDR put 3 million… Read More Deception Pass State Park, WA
Allison mentioned that one of the reasons that we ran away from Canada with our tails between our legs left Canada was that the internet wasn’t good enough to do work. I wanted to expand on that a bit in case any of our RV friends were thinking about adding a Canadian leg to their… Read More Mobile Internet in Canada
We are back Stateside after a very up-and-down 2.5 weeks in Canada. We loved Canada. Canada, we joked, did not always love us back. The Good It is gorgeous. Just absolutely spectacular. The mountains there blow Colorado’s out of the water, and I never thought I would say that. The exchange rate definitely works in our favor… Read More Oh, Canada! Adventures in Banff and Jasper
We were very lucky to get to visit with LOTS of other full-timers (i.e., people doing what we’re doing) while we were staying outside Glacier. Turns out the route we’re on is pretty common (note all the beautiful pictures from the past few months 🙂 ) and it meant that we were in Glacier right at… Read More Meeting Other Full-Timers
