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 […]
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Campground Review: McKinney Falls State Park (near Austin, TX)
Cherie grew up in Austin, and her brother and his wife live there today. It is a cool town, and a place we will want to return to often in our travels. Camping near a major urban area is always a challenge, but in McKinney Falls State Park we have discovered a great place to […]
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 […]
Sprint SmartView “Upgrade” Downgrades Sharing
The newly released Sprint SmartView 2.22 driver upgrade came with no release notes and no apparant new features, but once you install it Sprint has the gall to actively prevents you from using the built in connection sharing feature in Mac OS X.
(Post updated with a fix…)
Travelogue: Arizona and New Mexico
Time Period: April 9 – April 23, 2009 Miles Driven: 1255 With very few planned stops and knowing that Arizona and New Mexico were both full of amazing things to see, we opted to primarily follow Route 66 across these states, using the old highway as our guide. We had both traveled across Arizona and […]
A week still
Ever since we left the San Francisco Bay Area on March 22, we’ve been in motion heading towards St. Louis for Mother’s Day, with a stop in Austin to visit with my family. We decided to take just over 6 weeks to make the trip, a very reasonable pace to keep that allows for stopping […]
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.
Video Edition: Route 66 through Ash Fork, Arizona
In our endeavor to follow Route 66 as closely as possible through Arizona, we took a detour off of I-40 at Exit 144 to explore the small town of Ash Fork, Arizona.
Campground Review: Mather Campground @ Grand Canyon National Park
At the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, there are two choices for camping – the beautifully wooded Mather Campground, or the crowded parking lot known as Trailer Village.
Video Edition: Route 66 in Arizona – The Black Mountains
The section of Route 66 starting near the western Arizona state line in the town of Golden Shores, passes through an authentic ghost town of Oatman and ends up in Kingman and is reported to be some of the most scenic, treacherous and mountainous sections of the historic highway.
