The Struggles of Living in a RV
As you may have noticed already, I simply love my lifestyle-all of the traveling, seeing new places and experiencing different cultures, the rich history of this country, and the endless surprises. However, there are a few struggles which I must … Continue reading The Struggles of Living in a RV
How to Explore the Grand Canyon
The Grand Canyon National Park is the perfect getaway for those seeking adventure and the outdoors. The canyon is cut in half-the North Rim, which is more isolated, and the South Rim, which is more populated-by the rapid waters of … Continue reading How to Explore the Grand Canyon
Can You Live in a RV and Still Eat Healthy?
Happy weekend you guys! Ahhh, I simply love the weekends-who doesn’t right?-but it may not be for the same reasons as most…for me the weekends mean CHEAT DAYS! Saturday is that day of the week when I get to indulge … Continue reading Can You Live in a RV and Still Eat Healthy?
One Year on the Road
Soooooo today is a very special to me, why? On this exact day a year ago I was embarking on a great adventure, little did I know I was going into the greatest adventure of my life! Reminiscing this past … Continue reading One Year on the Road
Santa Fe-the City Different
Ahhh Santa Fe, how do I even describe such city? She is simply charming, picture this: an entire city of low, traditional adobe buildings; little shops and boutiques, cafes and restaurants dot the sidewalks, each offering something local and … Continue reading Santa Fe-the City Different
New Mexico Pueblos
The enchanting state of New Mexico isn’t only a beautiful place to visit, but it is also deeply rooted in its Native American culture. The first indigenous group can be dated back to 10,000 a.c, when nomadic people roamed the … Continue reading New Mexico Pueblos
The Patterns of Antelope Canyon
Exploring Taos
If you ever find yourself wondering across the high desserts of New Mexico, you really should pay a visit to the charming town of Taos. This-extremely-alternative town is gorgeous: short adobe buildings stretching on the side of the lean … Continue reading Exploring Taos
New Orleans in a Tight Schedule
Situated in the Deep South of the United States, in the state of Louisiana, New Orleans is a city of contrast. The landscape is filled with multicolored buildings-red, orange, yellow, blue, white, or just bare brick-which are beautifully adorned with … Continue reading New Orleans in a Tight Schedule
My Stay in Orlando
Sooo I´m finally back to blogging! There are good and bad(ish) news though…the good news are that I have so many adventures coming up, which I´ll commence revealing as we drive around the country; however, the bad news are that … Continue reading My Stay in Orlando
