Wash Day!
In the spirit of our last blog on the everyday aspects of our travel life, Lori submits this blog on washing… Yep, I have to [Read More…]
How To’s
Skiing In Slovenia’s Alps, and European Skiing For Americans
One of the first things I learned about Slovenia is that they have skiing. A Slovenian economic development rep once told me that the Alps [Read More…]
Our Rules for AirBnB Lodging
Lodging is obviously a big component of travel. The idea is to go somewhere interesting and stay there, isn’t it? We don’t like to move [Read More…]
Planning and Tracking Our Travels
When we tell people we’ve been traveling since June of 2014, we get lots of questions, like… How do you plan and keep track of [Read More…]
Touring With Custom Google Maps
Recently we saw an article that cited Google Maps as the most valuable travel app on our phones. It’s obvious enough that it’s easily overlooked [Read More…]
Crater Lake National Park, Or What To Do When Wally World Is Closed
Stop number 2 of our August drive up the West Coast was at Crater Lake National Park in Oregon. Crater Lake was formed nearly 8,000 [Read More…]
Road Trip Essentials
In January we took a “quick” thousand-mile road trip down to vacationland in Central Florida. We followed that up with a couple-thousand-mile road trip to [Read More…]
In Search of the Ideal Luggage
There are four factors to consider when selecting luggage: capacity, weight, durability, and price. The ideal luggage has infinite capacity, weighs nothing, is indestructible, and [Read More…]
Using Internet On A Cruise Without Going Broke
(Photo Above: The Typical Intro Screen Shown When You Connect to Ship Wifi. You’re not yet connected to the Internet; to get started and buy your [Read More…]
Europe’s Low Cost Airlines
(Updated, June 12, 2015) Long term, sustainable travel means you have to make your dollars (or euros or pounds) stretch as far as you can. [Read More…]