Nomad exploring life wherever I am
Here’s part two of my late 2021 travels through my native state, wherein I travel south and then east on my way back to the southwestern deserts of Arizona and New Mexico. Warmer weather, cheaper gas, what’s not to like about that plan?! Related link: Scenes from California (Part 1)
48 days and 1300 towing miles, from late November to the first week of January. I went from the Salton Sea to Santa Cruz, back down to the Inland Empire, and ended up in two new desert spots in the the southeastern part of the state. What did I get for all that traveling? A lot of photos, actually, so I’ve got two blog posts to cover it all. Here’s part 1…
I’ve just published my 2021 retrospective (wow, I’m so on point so far in 2022!). And to make it easier to find all my yearly reports (both on vagabond life and Alto trailer ownership), I’ve created a new Yearly Reports page. Quick links: 2021 retrospective and Yearly Reports You might wonder why you didn’t get an email directly from the 2021 Retrospective report. That’s because it’s a page, and not a blog post. And I can’t figure out how to send emails for pages in WordPress. So this little blurb of a blog post will do the same thing! The…
I know, we just got through the end of year holiday season. And hopefully, we all survived New Years and everyone’s 2022 is off to a good start. Mine has been kind of slow, which has been good. I’ve been reading a lot and napping. Until Monday afternoon, when I realized it’s less than 6 months till July 4 weekend. Which matters a lot to full-timers. Why? Read on…
One of the oddest places in California (and that is saying a lot…) has to be Bombay Beach. So it feels fitting to end the weird year of 2021 with this post. Maybe we’re all living in different versions of Bombay Beach in a matrix run by robot overlords or we’re all just characters in a video game (go see Free Guy if you haven’t yet, it’s hilarious)…
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