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After having to delay our departure date by a week, we are finally back on the road! I’m always a combination of excitement and nerves as we pull out of the driveway on extended travels. This is our most ambitious trip yet as we embark on a multi-month adventure that will cover roughly 5,000 miles …
Within a week of returning home from our September trip to Montana’s Pioneer Mountains, we made the last minute decision to pack the RV and head to our favorite streams for some early fall trout fishing. By late September and early October, weather can be a real crap shoot in the Inland Northwest. We looked …
On our recent post-Labor Day trip to Montana, we split up our travel days by spending some time camping along the Lochsa River in north central Idaho. Like many RVers, we prefer relatively short travel days. During our working years, we’d frequently tackle 12-15 hour days to maximize our vacation time. Those days are long …
Earlier in the spring, we had set August 25th as our start date for full-time RVing. With our recent acquisition of my childhood home, temporary work opportunities for me, and COVID travel restrictions, we decided to stick closer to home for the rest of the year. We’d take advantage of the timing to make some …
RV & Truck Mods By early July we finished up the initial mods to our new RV and truck. To the truck, Jason added a DiamondBack SE bedcover. Like all things, Jason did a lot of research before pulling the trigger. His primary goal was to find a solid cover that was heavy-duty, secure, and …
Hello Friends. It has been a while since our last post. We hope that you are well and surviving these uncertain times. The first half of 2020 has packed quite a punch with its pandemic, political ridiculousness, economic turmoil, protests, riots, and natural disasters (record heat in the Arctic, historic Saharan dust cloud, and murder …
Great fishing in beautiful alpine lakes at the top of North America’s deepest river gorge Distance: 17 miles round trip as described here (longer and shorter options available) Type: out and back Difficulty: difficult with nearly constant elevation change over rocky trail (total elevation loss/gain over 6,000′) Best season: mid-July through September Some destinations have a higher price of admission …
July 1 – 14, 2019 Just because we have returned to the fraternity of RV owners doesn’t mean we don’t still love to rough it. Nothing beats summer tent camping and backpacking in the Inland Northwest. With river levels starting to drop and snow melting off the high country, July found us trading the RV …
June 1 – 16, 2019 In my last post, I shared our recent Montana fly fishing adventure. While the main purpose of the trip was fishing, we also found time for some sight seeing. Exploring new locations is always fun and it certainly reinforced that we still have much to explore in this beautiful state. …
Memorial Day 2019 It had been just over a month since our last travel in the Greyhawk. We were itching to get back out and take the boys with us. Typically we don’t like traveling on holiday weekends, but each year we make an exception for Memorial Day. We gather with friends on the North …