This article was originally published in 2012. We have a more current version available, also now reflecting our boating fuel costs: Pouring Rent Into the Tank: A Perspective on Fuel Costs for Full Time RVers and Boaters One of the first objections naysayers have about a full time RVing lifestyle is fuel costs, and how […]
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Less Than 2 Days To Go! Let’s Kickstart this Doc!
Aug 29 Update: This campaign was fully funded and is now closed. Thank you all for your support! And *squee* it’s really happening – we’re going to be on the big screen!! We are super excited to see The Wireless Generation documentary Kickstarter campaign nearing its fundraising goal. And we are so thankful for […]
Wrapping up Michigan
When last we checked in, we had just finished up touring the Upper Peninsula and Western Shore of Michigan. All and all, both were fabulous experiences with relative social isolation. As much as we love visiting friends and making new ones, we just sometimes need a break to be out on our own. Us introverts […]
Living in the Perfect Spot
A lot full time travelers seem to have a ‘thing’. Perhaps it’s a goal to visit all 50 states. To visit breweries. Sampling local foods. Exploring roadside attractions. Visiting all of the national parks. Attending festivals. Volunteering. Living frugally. Capturing amazing photos. We’ve never really had a stated mission or a goal in our travels… […]
Tourist Mode.. Off.
We’re always varying up the pace and style of our travel. Some weeks it’s more focused on work or being in one location. Other times roaming while in between set destinations. For the past two weeks we’ve been in more of a tourist, roam and explore mode. And after completing several months of intensive work […]
Lesson UP in Serendipity
Since we left the EAA Airventure show in Oshkosh, WI – we decided to explore an area of the country we’ve never been before. The Upper Peninsula (UP) of Michigan. With a goal set to get to Florida by early September, we figured we have a little bit of time to do some exploring. We […]
EAA’s Airventure – At Last!
When I was in high school, my Mom noticed a small blurb in the paper about a local Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) chapter offering free ground school for students – with expert instructors volunteering their time to teach a new generation of pilots. I had never heard of the EAA before, but I’ve always dreamed […]
Help Us Kickstart ‘The Wireless Generation’
First of all… SQUEEEEEE!! We’re going to be in a documentary!! Ok, had to get the excitement out of our systems. Almost two years ago, friends, fellow digital nomads and bloggers Christine & Drew Gilbert (Almost Fearless) came to Burning Man to film us at Camp Nomadia for a documentary. It was a new idea […]
Until Next Time, Madison
Our last update on our visit to Madison, WI covered our first week in town. This post will be a brief update of our remaining time – which we extended out until Thursday, July 26, to maximize our electric hook-ups with the heat wave. Sailing Lake Mendota Just after we made our post about Madison, we got an […]
Playing with Routing: Oshkosh to Chattanooga
We’re wrapping up a most excellent stop at the EAA Airventure aviation celebration in Oshkosh, WI (we’ll of course have a post with pictures and video on that coming up). But right now we’re trying to contemplate where to go next? Our general trajectory is to get to Florida by early-ish September. And we’re […]
