by Paty | Dec 3, 2018 | RV Life
Not every RVer is a retired empty nester. We are noticing more and more full-time families with kids hitting the road these days. Some families have toddlers, and want to explore North America before their young ones start school. Others are choosing to roadschool...
by Paty | Nov 29, 2018 | Day Hikes, The South
As a kid, the closest I ever got to the Smokies was looking at my National Geographic calendars. You know the type I’m talking about. The ones with beautiful photos displaying tree-lined mountains of brilliant oranges, reds, and yellows in the fall. Those photos...
by Paty | Nov 26, 2018 | RV Life
When you live in a house, you probably don’t put too much thought into your drinking water. Most suburban neighborhoods have safe, good tasting water. This all changes dramatically after you move into your RV full-time. If there’s a water hook-up at your...
by Paty | Nov 22, 2018 | Books
As we move toward the holidays, many hikers will be hanging up their pack and shoes for the season. The indoors will beckon with its warmth. And we’ll undoubtedly find ourselves longing for spring to come back around so we can get back on the trail. Rather than...
by Paty | Nov 19, 2018 | Gear
The most common question I get when I’m out hiking or trail running is, “Where did you get your socks?” That’s when I have to explain that those colorful things above my shoes aren’t my socks. They’re Dirty Girl gaiters. And I...
