Keith and I were looking forward to getting back into the motorhome for a long trip. Crazy enough it had been nearly two years since our last long trip. Last year we had so many visitors in Utah that our calendar was pretty packed and a motorhome trip just didn’t make sense for us. We had planned to do this …
Keith and I are always creating lists of the places we want to go and the things we want to do. It’s fun to learn about new places and add it to our lists. Like most lists I make, the “to-do’s” continually out number the ”done’s.” It does get a little complicated when trying to plan because we want …
This has a “Dear Diary” feel as I sit in bed at 8:00am with my Wonderlust Cowgirl Coffee and a blueberry muffin. It feels like cruel and unusual punishment to eat it with Lexi waiting for an bit she can find. She gets even more desperate as I near the last bites, I did sneak her a tiny morsel. Even …
Since writing Amazon Products I Use Daily I’ve wanted to recommend other favorite products! If you are like me, when you find something that you like you are excited to share it with others. As we prepared for our trip, I bought a few new things. Here are 5 of my favorite buys for the trip. Plus, I found that …
Travel was a big motivator in our process of moving from Indiana to Utah. We shared about our plan for motorhome trips in a previous post, Making Travel Happen. Our end goal was to simplify our lives, live debt free and explore the world. Our first big step was downsizing to a townhouse, which would also …
We chose Panguitch, Utah as our home base for our second long trip in the motorhome! Staying in Panguitch would allow us to be about 20 minutes from Bryce Canyon National Park, an hour from Zion National Park, an hour from Grand Staircase-Escalante National Park and within an hour to numerous other attractions; Red Canyon, Kodachrome Basin State Park, Cedar …
Many of you know that Keith is a budget spreadsheet crazy person! Of course this new adventure of month long RV travel would be no different. We had estimated how much certain things would cost before the trip and kept impeccable notes throughout the trip. I’m pretty sure we know, down to the exact cent, how much was spent! This …
Even though we had a more amazing trip than I ever dreamed, it was nice to be back home. Walking back into the townhouse it was so comical to me how at times the townhouse can feel a little small compared to the house we had in Indiana, but at this moment it felt HUGE compared to the motorhome. I’m …
Looking back over the past year there were clues a thermal cooker was needed in our lives! Technically I didn’t even know what a thermal cooker was a year ago. It’s been the answer to so many questions. It has added value and comfort to our lives. Sounds a little crazy, right? It is! When an object changes your life, …
While having dinner at the top of the Moki Dugway we could see a trail below. Keith looked on the map and sure enough it’s an off-road trail known as John’s Ridge or John’s Canyon. Immediately the decision was made and we planned to drive it the next night. The trail is graded dirt for most of the 17 miles. A …