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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If you get east of the hustle and bustle of the greater Los Angeles area of Southern California, you’ll find yourself in some pristine mountain hiking areas. One such area is just south of Hemet, California. Sean Mahoney, a serious hiker and local resident, talked to us a bit about some of the hiking trails [...]
Continue Reading →On our trip south along the Pacific Coast Highway, we stopped at a scenic overlook just south of Gaviota State Park, which is just north of Santa Barbara. Intending just a break to stretch the legs and a nice ocean view, we were treated to a path that led to an old bridge no longer [...]
Continue Reading →Attending the Lonely Planet Blogger Awards in San Francisco led us to meeting Melanie Waldman, the blogger behind the fabulous travel resource for couples Travels With Two. When she found out our next stop was the Los Angeles area, she quickly extended an invite for us to park at her place in an RV [...]
Continue Reading →During our brief visit to Los Angeles, we met up with Chris’ cousin, Adam and he gave us a private back lot tour of Paramount Studios. We had a blast hanging out with him and seeing some of the behind-the-scenes in movie making.
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Continue Reading →While in Santa Cruz on March 28, we had the opportunity to film two locals (GeekSpeak.org co-hosts) talking about some of the things they love about the area.
First, we talked with Miles Elam about the Henry Cowell Redwood State Park:
And then Ben Jaffe about the University of Santa Cruz campus:
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Continue Reading →On our journey down the Pacific Coast Highway (Route 1) of California, we stopped for a day at the base of Morro Rock. It is part of a series of nine volcanic plugs on the way to San Luis Obisbo county, and very distinctive looking as you drive into Morro Bay.
Continue Reading →When we first started off nomading around together almost two years ago, we really didn’t want our journey to be about anything other than our own discovery. Our website used to be primarily for friends and family to keep up with us. But over time, more and more folks have been peaking in on us, [...]
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