Where Travel and Learning Come Together
This is the story about how we recovered a 1972 Dodge Tradesman B200 Camper Van from the wild in Rexford, Montana. How did we find it? I was attending a weekly coffee ☕️ talk at Keller Williams Realty Northwest Montana one Friday morning, and we were chatting about things we like to do. I mentioned…
Financial planners and common sense should always lead you to believe that owning a house is better for your financial health than renting one. But does that apply to Fulltime Families living the RV lifestyle? Let’s unpack that a little. This piece will walk you through the question, “Should I be Renting out or…
Boondocking? In the last year, we have been boondocking (living off grid in an rv) more than we have been on hookups! Through the first half of 2019 we were plugged in less than 40 out of 180 days. We did this by installing an RV solar power system. If you didn’t know, before you…
The Three Questions was written and illustrated by Jon J Muth and based on a story by Leo Tolstoy. It is a great children’s book that is good for any age. Younger children will enjoy the story and older children and adults will understand the deeper meaning. The boy in the story, Nikolai, had three…
We tested out an Easthills Outdoors beach tent and loved it. The kids have had picnics in it and hours of fun with legos, out of the sun.
As the saying goes, Happy Wife, happy life right? That is no different whether you live in an RV or in sticks n bricks. Mother’s day is a holiday that you CANNOT go half way with; I can tell you that from experience. So set reminders or alarms on your phone and do not forget…
Before roadschooling, my children had a 4-H education. All their curriculum was through 4-H. It provided every subject and topic they needed to know. Now that we are on the road we switched from 4-H curriculum to a Jr. Ranger curriculum. Many people think that the Jr. Ranger books are just an extra project for…
Montezuma’s Castle and the nearby well were such awesome places to visit. Montezuma was the name of the Aztec Emperor of Mexico and it is now believed that he had nothing to do with these dwellings, but the name is here to stay…at least for now. At Montezuma’s Castle National Monument you can walk down…