Updates from the Road: Week 2
RV living in the HEAT! Here’s an update from the road, week two. We survived our first week of training at our new job with ID Plans, which consisted of two and… Read More
Updates from the Road: Week 1
It’s time for an update from the road because it has been exactly one week since we officially hit the road full time. There’s been a lot of good, some bad, and… Read More
How do you change your life?
“How do you change your life?” It’s a question A LOT of people ask, ponder, and wish for. Our answer? Pay attention. And do things one step at a time. If you… Read More
River Magic – delight while paddling the whole French Broad River
On Sunday, May 29, 2016, Nelson and I launched our raft (an 13′ Aire Super Puma with an oar rig) from Headwaters Outfitters sandy beach in Rosman, NC. Our plan was to paddle… Read More
Glacier National Park
Approaching Glacier National Park from the east side was, at first glance, underwhelming. We came in through a town that had seen better days. Some trash, plenty of run-down buildings, and no… Read More
The 6,000 mile road trip (Part 1)
This is Part 1 of our 6,000 mile road trip from North Carolina to Montana and back visiting several national parks, monuments, and grasslands. We drove our Ram Promaster Van, which is… Read More
Temporarily moving on from living tiny
I’ll get right to the point: our two years of living tiny in our 5th wheel camper are over. All good things come to an end. At least, that’s what say (although… Read More
Mile for Mile: A documentary on conservation
A few weeks ago, Yukon and I attended the the Wild & Scenic Film Festival at Sierra Nevada Brewing in Mills River, NC and watched a film called Mile for Mile. Twelve films… Read More
Torg Stories interviews Yukon & Bean
Last week, we had the pleasure of being interviewed by The Torg Stories podcast at TheTorg.com (September 15, 2016 edition). William Torgerson, creator of The Torg Stories, is an Associate Professor, Institute For Writing Studies,… Read More
Leave it as it is – protecting Grand Canyon
Leave it as it is – this can be said for the very few places that are not yet marred by the hands of man. So many of our wild places, though,… Read More
