Kent Griswold graciously invited us to write a guest post about our story on the road at his very popular blog, TinyHouseBlog.com. It just went live this morning and I thought some of you might find it interesting to read a little bit about how we got here. Our daily travel posts will resume shortly 🙂
We have some BIG NEWS to share… we were just named Expedition Portal’s 2023 OVERLANDERS OF THE YEAR! To say we were surprised would be an understatement. It is a huge honor and we truly Read more…
“… žao mi je al vas dragi prijatelj je otisao” “… I’m sorry but your dear friend has left” We got the bad news a month ago and we are still beyond heartbroken. I haven’t Read more…
A year ago, we started the Freely Roaming project where we share tips and tricks of this life on the road. We decided it would be great to share those tips in a podcast as Read more…
4 Comments
Erin · December 13, 2012 at 9:45 am
I read your guest post on Tiny House Blog and added you to my Reader. Sounds like a wonderful adventure you are having! We just got back from Key West, so I’m looking forward to reading about that part of your trip. If you go to Caroline’s Cafe, please have a Macon and Bacon Salad or Jambalaya for me. 🙂
Soody · December 13, 2012 at 12:40 pm
Awsome Mali Mish!! Your family is beautiful!
Please come share your insights and adventures at Nurvers.com –A community of younger nomadic working folks who prefer the mobile life! (They’re on FB too, more activity there)
Take care,
Su Harrigan (Soody)
scott · December 14, 2012 at 5:25 am
I’ve just come from Kent’s fine blog and am inspired. I think you’ve chosen a wise path and shall now follow your travels. All the best for your future travels. That’s a great airstream!
Marc · December 14, 2012 at 9:33 am
I just came over from the Tiny House Blog, which is a daily read, and wanted to let you know that you don’t have to worry about your kids learning. My wife and I have taken our kids on the road many times through the years in a variety of RV’s and homeschooled them most of their years. They are in college and highschool now and always test in the top of their class. More importantly, like your kids, they have seen the cabin Abraham Lincoln was born in, huddled in a cabin in Valley Forge, and see the Plymouth Rock. You will never regret this opportunity!
Safe travels,
Marc