Do you have a gun? Is it safe? Do you worry about people? These are just a small sample of the questions I have been asked about safety since I began traveling. In this week’s episode of T@b Talk, Amanda Evans joins me and we discuss 12 tips for keeping safe when you travel with … Read more
It can be intimidating, and you hate to ask, because in asking, you show the world that you aren’t quite sure you can pull it off. But you ask, anyway. Good for you. “Do women travel solo with a T@b trailer?” You have typed the words, now you hit send and post it in a … Read more
“An adventure is only an inconvenience rightly considered. An inconvenience is only an adventure wrongly considered.” ― G.K. Chesterton Have you ever done something that you always dreamed about but never believed you would do? It was July, and the locations were all very much along the beaten path, but nine years ago, I made … Read more
“As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.” Location Name: Upper Teton View Road: Forest Rd. 30310 GPS: 43°45’48.85″ N 110°33’11.531″ W Special note: bear left at the fork after the first set of campsites (Lower Teton View.) The road is not too bad for a T@b 320 but I can see where it … Read more
“As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.” OK, so since we have put an end to KOA-shaming, let’s talk about some of the KOAs from my most recent trip. Specifically, I will give you quick reviews of 4 KOA Journey Campgrounds along I-80 and I-90 through the Midwest and plains states. Grand Island, … Read more
[info_box]Can you feel sand and dust blowing into your eyes? This photo, captures the iconic view, entering Monument Valley, with dramatic lighting and skies, from a dust storm. This image has been my best seller and it is now available at a deep discount for a limited time (through Friday.) For approximately 40% off the normal price, you will receive this … Read more
To some a photo of a Jeep in a remote mountain or desert setting is exciting to others it is a nuisance. I do some light to moderate off-road travel. My Jeeps have and will take me places that I could never get to otherwise. When I capture those moments and share them I take … Read more
I have been anxious to some winter camping for the last 2 years. Last year it didn’t work out and this year….let’s just say it’s hard to call camping in 50-60 degree temperatures, “winter camping.” I love the cold and snow and until last weekend, it has been scarce fir those of in the eastern … Read more
When nature calls or you just need to stretch, the rest areas along interstate highways are a welcome sight for weary travelers. I am just wrapping up another trip and wanted to share some feedback about rest areas along I-80 and I -76 between Pittsburgh and Colorado. I-76 in Colorado When making that diagonal … Read more
West Virginia’s tourism-driven tagline is “Wild & Wonderful.” Perhaps no place in West Virginia personifies this description better than the Dolly Sods plateau, which encompasses the Dolly Sods Wilderness Area and the Bear Rocks Preserve and lies within the Monongahela National Forest. If you are unfamiliar with the area, I highly recommend reading about it. … Read more