The dunes at White Sands National Monument aren’t formidable. They don’t cause a quick gasp of breath the way Great Sand Dunes National Park do. But they are one of our favorite places that we have visited.
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Photos can't capture what it feels like to stand hundreds of feet underground looking at the most implausible things you’ve probably ever seen in real life. Put Carlsbad Caverns National Park on your list of parks to visit!
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Slapping some solar panels on your rig to charge your laptop or run a TV is great, but when you start trying to replace propane-powered appliances, like an electric water heater, things get a lot harder. It can definitely be done, though – the Toaster is rolling proof!
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Coco pith is made from the outer husk of coconuts, something that’s otherwise just thrown away, while peat moss is harvested from slow growing peatlands. It seems obvious which one is more sustainable, but you may be surprised by the truth just like I was.
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Is it time to empty out your composting toilet and you’re not quite sure what to do with the pee and poop in there? You’ve probably heard/read a lot of conflicting information about where you can and can’t empty your toilet. Let's clear things up!
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Composting toilets are getting more popular – whether they are being used in RVs, cabins in the woods, or backcountry camping areas. But calling those toilets “composting toilets” is simply incorrect. These toilets don’t actually compost your shit.
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With over 2,200 temples to visit in just a few days, a visit to Bagan can quickly get overwhelming. Here's my travel guide and tips to make your trip smooth and seamless.
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Bagan’s existence today seems to straddle two worlds: The spectacular ancient capital it once was and a dusty town heavily dependent on tourism. But its beauty draws travelers from around the world and Myanmar.
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A collection of photos showing our 11-month long process of transforming a 2001 Fleetwood Prowler into the Toaster.
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Spend one day exploring the nearby towns of Mandalay: Mingun, Sagaing, and Inwa.
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Mandalay is the second largest city and the last royal capital in Myanmar. We spent two days visiting temples and historic sites in and around the city.
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We are back after months of silence. The past 4.5 months were filled with us dealing with a “project” that was really the last thing we wanted to do.
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I wanted a way to keep a part of Tybee close with me after she passed away. A memento of her. Something distinctive, beautiful, and well-crafted using her ashes.
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People are always curious why we chose the silver siding, what the material is, and why the Toaster is named that.
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A lot of Walmart stores allow RV overnight parking, which we've taken advantage of over the year. But an incident in Salt Lake City left us $150 short, chains on our tires, and thinking twice about ever pulling into another Walmart for the evening.
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Check out our recent interview with MightyGoods.
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I’m embarrassed to publicly admit this, but I think it needs to be said: I prefer reading digital books (specifically on my phone) over real books. But why does it feel so dirty to openly say that?
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One of the greatest gifts road life has given us: finding out these lifestyles we’ve romanticized aren’t really for us before we commit to them.
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