Technomads: Technology Enabled Nomads
Chris Dunphy & Cherie Ve Ard are exploring the confluence of full-time travel, technology, career and community; all while embracing nomadic serendipity.
Current adventure: Full time RVing in the USA in a 1961 Vintage Bus Conversion.
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Just a quick, rather disjointed, update.
We’re still in Florida, parked in Kissimmee. Our location is ideal – a gracious friend is letting us park on his amazing land that has full hook-ups. It is such a blessing to have a safe place to leave our home, and a place to retreat to. Without worrying [...]
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Following serendipity at every turn is an interesting game we’ve been playing for the past several years. It’s not about taking every opportunity that comes up, but rather creating a life that allows us to both be in tune with the possibilities, and being agile enough to follow the ones we choose.
Every so often [...]
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After a brutally hot summer in Arizona getting the bus ready, we’re definitely following the good weather this winter. We are headed to Florida to spend the holidays with family!
It’s not often that we actually have plans more than a day or two out, but Florida is a difficult place to winter in an [...]
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It’s only been a few days since we left St. George with intentions of heading eastward through Colorado.
I write this from Amarillo, TX.
Which you might notice was NOT on our intended route.
So what happened?
A Lot of Air Pressure Leaks
As we were leaving Lake Powell, we heard a sudden WOOOSH of [...]
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I’ve often wrote about community while on the road, and how I’ve had to adjust my expectations of it in order to appreciate the variability that happens while traveling full time. One of the greatest blessings has been connecting with other full time travelers that we get to rendezvous with in all sorts of [...]
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For past several years of RVing around the USA, we generally steered away from staying at RV Resorts and commercial campgrounds. We instead favored boondocking, public campgrounds and staying with friends. In our first year traveling in our small 16′ T@B travel trailer, we only paid for camping a few nights in total. And in [...]
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Two weeks ago we finally escaped the intense Arizona desert heat in Lake Havasu City, and headed to nearby Flagstaff. Sitting at elevation 7000 ft, it’s many degrees cooler and has things that are green.
We came here intending to cool off – both our bodies and on the bus projects. We were also [...]
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The following post will be nothing new for those who have been following along with our daily updates on Facebook. It’s just a wrap up of some announcements we’ve made this week.
Updated Bus Video Tour
I have updated our video bus tour to include footage of some of the recent updates. [...]
Continue Reading →I don’t know which of us actually voiced the idea first when some intriguing sounding vintage buses cropped up for us on the other coast of the country. Taking a cross country train trip has been something we’ve always wanted to do.
So when we started looking at ways to get to the west coast [...]
Continue Reading →Its no secret that we’ve been pondering “what’s next” for a while now, particularly since we’ve returned from the Virgin Islands.
Sailboat? Not yet.
International adventures? Yes, we want more extended jaunts to exotic places. But we want to keep some sort of (mobile) base in the US to return to, [...]
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