Few places in our travels have seriously tempted us into actually looking at real estate during our visit. Cedar Key was just such a place, and we can totally understand why our new friends Pat & Cindy Bonish took an extended hiatus there after their years of RVing to run the Low Key Hideaway. Now […]
Nomadic Lifestyle
Boosted Electrons = Better Views
We’ve had a lot of requests for updates on our lithium battery system, but the truth is that it hasn’t been getting much of a workout. We’ve spent the past several months focusing on being near family, and we haven’t had any opportunity to tackle the solar panel project or to do any boondocking. Instead […]
Green Your Travel – Environmental Nomadism
<— Read Chapter 4: Family Aspects of a Nomadic Lifestyle Read Chapter 6: Pets Can Be Nomadic Travelers Too! –> One concern we’ll hear from more eco-aware folks is that traveling full time would inevitably have too high of an environmental impact for them to leave home without bringing along a hefty burden of eco-guilt. This guilt is […]
Ramblings: Tales from Nomads – How They Fund Their Travels (Compilation)
In what seems like a short time ago, the NuRVers gang had a major organized gathering in Gonzales, Texas called ‘Days of the Nu 2’. Not only were we fortunate enough to attend this unique convergence of other full time RVers who work as we roam – we took on the task of filming video interviews […]
Family Aspects of a Nomadic Lifestyle
<— Read Chapter 3: Purge your Stuff, Shed the Anchors Read Chapter 5: Green Your Travel — Environmental Nomadism —> Family, biological or intentional, is a mighty important part of life. And we often hear the excuse that making family a priority is the reason that people don’t travel as much as they would otherwise like. Whether it […]
Purge your Stuff, Shed the Anchors – Travel Full Time!
<— Read Chapter 2: Affording Full Time Travel Read Chapter 4: Family Aspects of a Nomadic Lifestyle –> We’re conditioned in our society to acquire stuff. Our culture and economy often seems to revolve around this quest. And no matter how large a space we have, we can easily fill that space with stuff. It seems to be […]
Four Years Shampoo Free
I love the look on people’s faces when I tell them I’ve been no-poo for over 4 years now. Once I get past the ‘ouch’ or ‘you should see a doctor about that’ or ‘add some fiber to your diet!’ comments – then I explain. I haven’t used shampoo in over four years. I think […]
Affording Full Time Travel
<—- Read Chapter 1: Jobs, Careers and Income Sources for Travelers Read Chapter 3: Purge your Stuff, Shed the Anchors —> When you think of pursuing your dreams to ‘travel’ do you immediately imagine that the costs will be similar to what you might spend for a typical vacation or business trip? When you add up the […]
Gift Ideas for RVers
With the holiday season well upon us, we’ve been asked by non-RVing friends what would be ideal gifts to give the RVers in their life. We’ve recently posted some ideas for physical products : Kitchen Gadgets Ideal for RVs Mobile Technology But all of this stuff does take up space (which is at a premium) […]
Kitchen Gadgets Ideal for RVs
Since moving into our bus, we’ve been reacquainting ourselves with the joys of kitchen gadgets. In our previous super tiny trailers, we didn’t have much room for such things. With a little bit more space, we’ve been enjoying picking things out that match our lifestyle and serve meaningful functions in our household. All of the […]
