Planning a multi-park road trip across the country from Georgia to Utah with just 11 days off work might sound impossible—but we pulled it off, and it was one of the most unforgettable adventures we’ve ever had. We made the decision to visit Utah’s Mighty Five somewhat last minute and knew we’d need to be…
We recently spent what might be our last trip in the truck camper before moving on to another rig. The weather was perfect, the trails were tough and our campsite was private, despite backing up to a trail (and a bear!). Fort Mountain State Park in northwest Georgia boasts epic views, waterfalls, and more than…
Shedding Light on a Brighter Adventure Heading out in your RV is a thrilling experience filled with adventure and discovery. While many RV enthusiasts focus on the mechanics and amenities of their vehicles, one aspect that often goes overlooked is the lighting. The right lighting can transform your RV experience, providing functionality and enhancing the…
The festive season is synonymous with lights, decorations, and joyous gatherings. This Christmas, we decided to gift ourselves the ultimate present—a BLUETTI Portable Power Station AC200L paired with aa high-capacity 420W solar panel. In this article, we’ll delve into the electrifying details of this innovative duo, exploring the technological wonders that promise to make our…
We recently camped in Great Smoky Mountain National Park at Cataloochee Campground. On our last day there, it rained, so we took our truck camper to explore other areas of the park because we usually don’t drop the camper when we camp. After a white-knuckle drive on the way out of the Cataloochee Valley, we…
There is a large homeless population in our county. Volunteers hit the woods annually to survey the residents anonymously and take a new count. Throughout my 22 years living where we do, I have supported the various organizations that provide services to this population. That support has ranged from donations of money, food, clothing, or…
Thanksgiving looked a lot different this year for most everyone, including us. That’s why we decided to pack up the truck camper and take our first cross-country journey to see Will’s family for the holiday. We weren’t comfortable flying for fear of taking the coronavirus to his parents, plus the prospect of seeing part of…