“The first draft is just you telling yourself the story.”
- Terry Pratchett
There was a wind storm coming and so we had to find a new camping spot to hunker down.
There are so many Canadians that come here in the winter that some call Yuma, AZ Canada’s most southern
city - and there’s a t-shirt for it, too!
Every winter Quartzsite, Arizona is flooded with hundreds of thousands of visitors. So much so that it
has become known as the RV boondocking capital of the world. We had to go check it out for ourselves, and want to
share some of the tips we learned along the way.
We went camping at Lake Cahuilla in La Quinta, California. We had a great time watching the pelicans on
the lake, hiking in the desert, and checking out the Salton Sea and the Joshua Tree South BLM lands for possible
other camping.
In our 6 days on the California Central Coast we saw an elephant seal rookery, thousands of monarch
butterflies, we fed ostriches, enjoyed the beaches, and found the little mermaid in Solvang, CA.
These are our top highlights for what to see and do in the Napa Valley and San Francisco East Bay Area.
We left Hope, BC and drove our RV to California as fast as we could. We hitched up our trailer in record
cold temperatures to head south in search of warmer temperatures and less snow. What we weren’t expecting was waking
up to snow in California!
Planning to go on some long-term travel? This ultimate guide for travelers, snowbirds, and digital nomads
suggests 12 things you NEED TO DO BEFORE LEAVING to get your home, yourself, and your plans organized before your
trip.
We went exploring the town of Everett Washington and the surrounding area for a day. We found there is a
great mix of activities for all interests and age groups.
We visit Harrison Hot Springs at (what we think is) the best time of the year to go. When the weather
outside is frightful, the pools are so delightful!
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