The admins over at DigitalNomads heard about the Burning Man camp for nomads, Camp Nomadia, that we’re organizing and asked if we could write a blog entry for them to introduce the camp to their community. Nomads at Burning Man Have a Place to Call Their Own Pop on over and learn more about both […]
Nomadic Lifestyle
Digital Vagabonding Roads Scholarship
The Digital Vagabond is teaming up with Matador Travel and Travellerspoint Travel Community to offer a scholarship to pay for a 3 month road trip across America this summer. And get this.. it ends at Burning Man 2009! How *perfect*. We think this is completely off the charts awesome.. so if you’ve been waiting for […]
Traveling Full Time To Increase Quality Family Time – Excuse #4
Family, biological or intentional, are a mighty important part of life – whether you are focused on staying connected to them, or sometimes trying to stay as far from them as possible. And we often hear that placing a focus on family is a reason that people don’t travel as much as they would otherwise like.
Getting Rid of All Your Stuff to Travel Full Time – Excuse #3
We’re conditioned in our society to acquire stuff. Our culture and economy often seems to revolve around this quest. And no matter how large a space we have, we can easily fill that space with stuff. It seems to be a universal law – the amount of “stuff” you have expands to fill all available […]
Technomadic Convergence with Ben Willmore
During our visit to Hemet, California we had a nomadic rendezvous with fellow technomad Ben Willmore. Ben, like us, gave up his physical home and has been traveling around full time for over 3 years now in a customized 40ft motor coach. He’s an expert photographer and Photoshop wizard, and he funds his nomadic lifestyle by giving seminars, writing books, and conducting training expeditions.
We thought it’s be interesting to talk with him about his approach to technomadism and compare notes:
Tips to Make Full Time Travel Affordable – Excuse #2
People often associate a high price tag with traveling. I think they often take the typical cost of a weeklong vacation and use that as a basis as what it might cost to travel full time.
Three Years Nomadic
Exactly three years ago, on April 1st 2006, my nomadic wanderings began.
I set off without a clear plan, other than that I wanted to explore making nomadism a fulfilling life, and not a “trip” with some particular destination or end-point in mind. {More…}
Taking your Job & Career on the Road to Travel Full Time – Excuse #1
In America, traveling full time is something that seems to be by default left for retirement after a career – when life savings, pension and social security can pay for the base expenses. Full Time RVing is a lifestyle that generations ahead of ours have been exploring for sometime, and have thankfully paved many of […]
Media Entertainment on the Road
As technomads, many are surprised to hear that we opted not to have a satellite TV receiver installed on our Oliver Travel Trailer, and ask if we miss having that sort of media content in our lives. It was a standard option for our unit, but with wanting solar panels it was an easy decision […]
The Nomadic Homebody
I love to travel, I always have. From a very early age, travel has been a part of my life. I love the experience of exploring a new place, meeting new people, sharing experiences and just getting out there. However, I’m also a bit of a homebody. As an introvert, I have limited reserves for […]
