Making the Best of Being Anchored in Anchorage
We made the most of our time in Anchorage while waiting on parts. Come along as we hike trails, explore Alaskan history and spend a week celebrating birthdays and Independence Day!
We made the most of our time in Anchorage while waiting on parts. Come along as we hike trails, explore Alaskan history and spend a week celebrating birthdays and Independence Day!
This week, we continue our journey to Alaska–albeit at a faster speed to get replacement parts for our broken landing gear and to get seen for a medical issue.
Come along for the wildlife, camping spots and getting some answers.
Life has a way of complicating itself, doesn’t it? After a busy winter, it was time to reset and simplify.
Walk with me through goal setting and simplifying the routines to meet them.
What would you add to the list to simplify for the season you are in?
Our wishlist included visiting the Ren Fest and finding nearby camping–all on a budget.
We nailed both, and found a gem of a campground that is so awesome, we almost wanted to keep it to ourselves!
Check out this beautiful campground that allowed us to practically camp AT the Renaissance Festival!
Clutter builds fast in any lifestyle, but we see it fast in RV life. Walk through some of the questions we’ve learned to ask ourselves as we try to keep our home peaceful and our rig towable! (And if you aren’t an RVer, these can still help you!)
What do you get when a veteran educator and full-time RVer creates a resource? This workbook!
If you’ve ever thought about RV life, but don’t know where to start, we’ve got you covered!
This book is 60+ pages to guide you through the process from idea all the way through an exit strategy, and everything in between.
The city of Bellingham, Washington, located a short distance from the Canadian border, has so many things to offer, no matter your interests!
We enjoyed a variety of experiences with food, science, coastal life, nature and loads of history!
Maybe this city may need to be on your destination wish list!
This was our first visit to Oregon, and we packed a LOT into just a few weeks.
While we have blogs on several of the stops, here’s a quick overview on both the life stuff, and the travel stuff.
Continuing our journey westward, this week we traveled from Omaha, Nebraska to Arco, Idaho, mostly along I-80 (the route of the Oregon Trail).
On long travel days and 1,200 miles of travel, we found free camping on cool nights, historical local stops, and took a turn north to stop for some R&R.
We spent a weekend staying at Champions Run RV Resort in Ocala for a some rest, a place we had visited a couple of times before. It has everything you need, including a small Grill restaurant and a Tiki Bar, along with the pool, hot tub, fitness center and other activities. We had planned to…