This list is obviously my opinion of the 11 must-haves for Tybee and Tyki. If you ask them it would more likely be 4 items: food, us, comfortable place to sleep, and a sweet place to play/chill. But the items listed in this post are things that have made our life on the road with them easier.
Read MoreCurious how often RVers shower when they are boondocking? The results are out from our Shower Frequency survey!
Read MoreWe purchased a NuWave induction cooktop and cookset when we decided to stop using our electric cooktop. But are they worth buying?
Read MoreShould your next cooktop be an electric or induction cooktop? Here's why we think the induction is the better choice.
Read MoreThis is our first winter living in the Toaster in the snow which means we’ve learned a handful of tips for RVing in the snow.
Read MoreI recently had to make an impromptu trip back to the Carolinas to tie up some loose ends. This meant I was going back home to Asheville for the first time in almost two years.
Read MoreWhen we decided to spend the winter season in the snowy mountains of Washington, we were a little bit hesitant. RVs and freezing weather doesn't exactly go hand in hand. But with the right preparations it can be a successful and enjoyable experience. Check out our video on skirting the Toaster.
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Read MoreLook backing on 2016. Did we achieve some of our goals?
Read MoreThere's only one campground in Tombstone Territorial Park and by luck we found a pretty nice boondocking site about 12 miles from the campground.
Read MoreSo we did it – after months of being indecisive about what we’re doing for the winter I’m writing this post from the Toaster parked at Crystal Mountain Resort, Washington. We’re going to be ski bums for the winter season! Jerud and I will both be working at the resort while staying on the property and snowboarding as many days as possible!
Read MoreRight before the summer we learned about the app Ultimate Campgrounds and were really excited about it. Ultimate Campground has an app for the U.S. and for Canada, and from their description it looked like they have an extensive collection of campgrounds.
Read MoreMy love affair with photography resembles a true affair - the highs are high and the lows are heartbreaking. More about my realizations about the downside of my love affair with photography...
Read MoreInsurance can help recover after losing physical things, but in modern times data are often more precious than possessions. This is doubly true for digital nomads who often eschew owning expensive things and embrace going paperless for both personal and work records. Everything is in our laptops. Insurance can’t protect against data loss. That’s why we need backups.
Read MoreRoad life means we’re continuously on the go and rarely in the same place twice. This can get tricky when you have pets, especially an older dog. Here are our tips for handling Tybee and Tyki’s vet visits.
Read MoreSolar panels have to be aimed at the sun to work. I’m serious. They really do. When they are bolted to a vehicle, that doesn’t change...but the location and orientation of the rig certainly does! So where – and how – you park your RV has a big impact on how happy you’ll be with your solar panels’ performance.
Read MoreLiving full-time on the road isn’t easy. There are various reasons why full-timers say goodbye to the traveling lifestyle. So the question is: are the hardships just too much?
Read MoreIs it crazy that I would drive all the way back to Yukon just to stay at this boondock site again?
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