My favorite part of being on the road is the variation of views we get from our "front door". However I also dislike having to constantly move locations, so it has been nice to travel without a serious timeline. If we like a place we stay longer, if the weather isn't ideal we move along. The key to easy travel is developing a set up that works for you. It has taken Bryan and I some time to perfect our set up, but now can pick up and go in a matter or minutes.
People's ideas of how we camp can sometimes be comical so I thought it would be great to document it and share with you all.
How we Travel: By car
Where we Sleep: In a tent (Tommy sleeps outside), or the luxury of a bed if visiting family or friends.
Where we camp: BLM Land (free) or established campgrounds
Showers: Public showers (when available)
Water: Fill up at ranger stations or buy some
Favorite Fast Meal: Quesadillas
Favorite Meals: Steak and Potatoes or Dutch oven pizza
Can't Camp Without: Coffee
Biggest Annoyance: Other people's litter
Greatest Reward: The climbing and being outdoors
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Enjoy a look into our camp life....
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| City Of Rocks, Idaho (Home for 14 days) |
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| Set up is key, and we are dialed! |
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| The view is equally as important. |
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| Laundry day: Best addition to our gear both abroad and on the road!!! (Thanks Heather and Kurt!!) |
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| Shaving Hacks (doesn't really apply to us gals, sorry) |
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| City Of Rocks (1st camp) |
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| A home is where you make it |
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| Our meals on the road are as gourmet as anything we would make in a regular kitchen. (Italian sausage Gnocchi) |
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| BLM land near Grand Teton National Park |
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| Our trusty CRV |
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| Lander, Wyoming |
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| Nacimiento Road, Big Sur |
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| Tommy is often a better co-pilot than I am |
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| Unicorn Ridge, Utah |
