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A magazine all about how to travel full-time, from making a living on the road to homeschooling and more.
Interviews with travelers, in-depth guides to get you going and blogs by those already doing it.
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The Journey: A Mexican Family Picks Up a Hitchhiker in British Columbia
Georgina discusses the etymology of the word journey, explores art, and recants a tale of picking up a hitchhiker.
Roadschooling with the National Monuments: Slavery, the Civil War and Civil Rights
A journey from Ohio, through the South, exploring the history of oppression our nation has suffered upon black people, from the first slaves brought to Virginia through George Washington’s role and into the Civil Rights Movement.
Career Shift: from an office content writer to a home-based project owner
Nicole talks about losing her job and making a new remote position for herself.
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From the Blog
Clearsource RV Water Filter Review
We’ve been building a campground here at 9000′ in the Colorado Rockies. One day we may build a small cabin here, but for now it’s a place we’ve parked our Airstream so we can enjoy all four seasons in one place, while still having the best parts of Utah, New Mexico and Colorado all within
Review: The weBoost Connect RV 65
The fine folks at weBoost have been helping us squeeze every drop out of our available cell service for the past year now (see this article on finding cell service in campgrounds, specifically the cell phone booster section), so when they sent us this latest device, promising even better cell amplification than the Drive Sleek,
Welcome to Purgatory
Why we decided to buy some land to build something more than we could in our travels.
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The Real Buslife of Cheshire
A Brit and an Australian were traveling by van when they decided to mix things up – with a skoolie! Check out their homesteading lifestyle in England out of their converted school bus.
The Best BLM Camping in the American West
The wild open wilderness of every American’s backyard. Notes on cell coverage, specific sites in each state, photos and general vibe included.
Beach Camping on our National Seashores and Lakeshores
National parks on America’s lakes and seas, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico.
The Classics
A Complete Guide to RV Camping in State Parks of the United States
Every state park in the fifty United States which offers camping suitable for RVs. Info on fees, hookups & more.
Save $1000 a Month, Plus Infinite Benefits. The Secret? Travel Full-time
Save $1000 / month through travel. Caution: side effects may be seeing the world, more time with family and intense satisfaction.
The Complete Guide to Choosing and Buying RVs for Full-Time Traveling
We cover every type of RV, including vans and travel trailers, and what they’re like to travel full-time in + how to look through one when you buy it and so very much more!
How Much Does RV Camping Cost per Night?
Charts and statistics on every state in the United States. How much private and public campgrounds cost, as well as free camping, focus on RVs and vanlife.
Showering & Bathrooms
Where to find hot, clean showers and how to relieve yourself for those travelers who have no built-in shower and bathroom.
How Everything in an RV Works
From electrical wiring to dumping your sewage, the unabridged guide to everything RV.
How to Make a Living on the Road
A plethora of information from initial steps to actual positions that are traveling compliant to stories of people who are already doing it. We live and work on the road, so can you!
Living in a Truck Camper
The 100% 411 on choosing a truck camper for full-time traveling and overlanding. The different styles, pros, cons and real world examples from a couple who has done it for years.
Save $4,476 a Year by Living on the Road Full-time
Is it expensive to travel full-time? Or can it actually be cheaper?
