Life is a Journey
Life is a journey and Nelson and I have been through some transitions on our journey the last eight years. Nelson and I met on the internet in 2011. And when you’ve… Read More
Stationary (for now)
Well, this is a hard blog to write. Life has thrown us a curve ball and it looks like we will be stationary (for now). Without getting into too much detail, a… Read More
Campground hosting in Alaska – How we live
Yukon and I were talking this morning about needing to get water today on our way back in from town. I told him I was going to write about how we live… Read More
So you think you want to be a campground host?
In the world of full-time RVing, there’s this thing called campground hosting. A lot of retired folks do this and we thought here at Yukon and Bean we’d give it a shot… Read More
Dreaming into reality
It’s been a whirlwind couple of months here in Yukon & Bean land. In January, we quit the job that took us out on the road last year. That had us staring… Read More
Accidental Conservation
Rob Greenfield calls himself an activist and takes his personal acts of conservation seriously – he’s a vegan who lives in a 50 sq.ft. tiny house on wheels, harvests and uses rainwater, doesn’t… Read More
Joshua Tree National Park
Our original plan was four days of rest and relaxation in Joshua Tree National Park. We’ve worked almost non-stop, including weekends, for the past two months in order to really learn our… 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
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
Have less, live more (thoughts on living tiny)
As a kid, I loved a TV cartoon called “The Littles,” about a family of tiny people who lived in the walls of a huge house – they were the epitome of… Read More
