As any good camper or hiker will tell you, it is never a fun experience when you go out into the wild trying to reconnect with nature, and you find it trashed. When camping or hiking what you bring in with you to a trail or campsite, you need to bring back out. All trashContinue reading “Leave no trace…”
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Home is Where the Heart is…
Breakdowns are hard. When you are a 9,000 lb behemoth called ‘Art’ breakdowns are especially difficult. One thing I have learned so far is that not a lot of mechanics work on RVs. And that would be fine as there are enough of them that do, but couple that with not knowing the area andContinue reading “Home is Where the Heart is…”
Amicalola Falls
For those of you who know me, you know I have let myself go in recent years, living a sedentary lifestyle and eating poorly. I was excited about this trip for a multitude of reasons: I would grow artistically, I would grow emotionally and spiritually, and I would gain a healthier lifestyle. Today I wentContinue reading “Amicalola Falls”
CATastrophe
This week Juno, Luna, and I have headed over to the foothills of Georgia to rest and reconnect with my family before we leave on this journey. Neither of the kitties were terribly excited about the adventure beginning. Admittedly, I had foreseen this possibility. The cats crawling into my lap screaming for rescue, but toContinue reading “CATastrophe”
Meet “Art”
Everyone, meet Art. Named affectionately for the man I bought him from, and after the thing I love most and I am so pumped! I will be taking him home from Georgia tomorrow to pack up and go. I have a few things to wrap up in my hometown and then the adventure begins!
Pick Up and Go!
This week the adventure begins! I am headed out to Washington to pick up my rig. Tomorrow I will fly out of Atlanta and into Seattle to begin one of the coolest journeys! I decided on a Class C RV because I would have the benefits of a semi permanent home but the flexibility ofContinue reading “Pick Up and Go!”
Finding the Right Ride
So far my experience looking for a vehicle of any kind is zilch. Suffice to say I feel the pressure searching for a recreational vehicle that is much larger than my Honda Civic or my previous car the Honda Fit. I definitely see myself operating a tank in this scenario. The next step is customization.Continue reading “Finding the Right Ride”
The Art of Adventure 