Descending into Tallulah Gorge | A Georgia Adventure
After leaving Congaree National Park in our last video we parked up near the Georgia border and drove in to explore Tallulah Gorge State Park.
Exploring Redwood National Park (again)
When we started planning our trip to spend the winter down in the South West, I knew I wanted to redo Redwood and give it the trip it deserved.
Exploring Congaree National Park by kayak (and by foot)
Congaree National Park is one of the least visited national parks with only 250,000 visitors each year. Most people go in the spring to see the yearly firefly migrations but since we were there in mid-March we were too early for that. It did mean however that we had the park almost entirely to ourselves!
A one day itinerary for Saguaro National Park
How much of Saguaro National Park can you see in one day? We set out to find out!
A 12-hour layover in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
When booking our flights from Male, Maldives to Singapore, Tim discovered that we had a 12 hour layover in Kuala Lumpur. With a bit of research we discovered that Americans could enter Malaysia without a visa so upon arrival we filled out our arrivals card, passed through immigration and headed out to explore Kuala Lumpur!
Paradise Found at Hilton Conrad Rangali Island
I’m writing this while sitting at a glass desk, watching the fish swim beneath my feet (yes, the floor is glass as well) and thinking about the last 4 days we’ve spent at the Conrad Rangali Island resort in the Maldives. This has been my bucket list trip for years…to stay in an overwater bungalow in one of the most gorgeous places on earth…and it completely lived up to the hype and all my expectations.
Spending two nights at Dixon Lake Recreation Area just outside Escondido, California
After being on the road for over a week, our first multi-night stay was at Dixon Lake Recreation Area, just outside of San Diego, California. We had two sets of friends to visit in San Diego so we stayed for two nights.
Life is Full of Surprises...Meeting my Birth Mom was One of Them!
For those of you who don’t know, I was adopted. My parents have always been very open and honest with my sister and me about our adoptions, and have always supported us if we ever decided we wanted to search out our birth parents. This is my story of exactly how that happened after setting out on full-time RV travel.
Living Life Without Regrets
Back in late November, I was quickly approaching my retirement date, and wanted to send my “farewell” letter to those I was leaving behind at Lynden. It helps to explain why Jamie and I are doing what we are doing by selling our house and traveling the country in our RV full-time. I also hope it helps inspire others, not necessarily to do what we are doing , but to move forward in life being true to their authentic self.
Hiking to the most North Western point of the continental United StatES: Cape Flattery!
After setting out on our journey to Tampa, our first stop was at Cape Flattery. Well technically it was the second as we got a late start and ended up spending the night at Neah Bay first.