2025 was quite the year!
If we had to describe our travels in one sentence, it would be: Slow down, go farther afield. After three years of this nomadic life, we chose to spend more time in places we love, especially Colorado and the West Coast. We roamed around Colorado all summer, starting with what may be Andrew’s favorite Habitat for Humanity build in Pagosa Springs. In the fall, another Habitat build brought us to quirky and beautiful Port Townsend,
Six Weeks in the Desert
In 2025 we started to think it might be nice to have a home base — a place to spend three to four months each year. Still in love with the nomadic lifestyle, we fully intend to keep RV’ing and traveling internationally the rest of the year. However, there is something appealing about the idea of engaging more deeply in a community, and it would be great to stop paying $500/month to keep our remaining
Colorful Colorado
By the end of year three, we had spent over twelve weeks in Colorado. Clearly we enjoyed it, because we then proceeded to spend all of summer 2025 in that colorful state. From Denver’s Front Range to Durango and Pagosa Springs near the New Mexico border, there are so many things to see and love. One of the things we appreciate the most is the strong focus on being outdoors. Not only does the region
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Grapevine, TX – 5/22 to 6/5
Blowing Springs, AR – 6/5 to 6/12
Fort Supply, OK – 6/12 to 6/13
Raton, NM – 6/13 to 6/14
Pagosa Springs, CO – 6/14 to 7/12
Salida, CO 7/12 to 7/19
Littleton, CO – 7/19 to 8/2
Edinburgh and London, UK – 8/2 to 9/6
Aurora, CO – 9/6 to 9/13
Western CO (tbd)
Moab, UT – 9/21 to 10/5
Yosemite, CA (tbd)
Southern Cali (tbd)
San Diego, CA (tbd)
Paris FR – ChristmasSan
Diego CA (tbd)
Coachella, CA – 1/17 to 3/14