There is a saying adapted from the Scottish Poet, Robert Burns, it's often quoted as “the best laid plans of mice and men gang all agley “ meaning that no matter how well you make plans, the whole thing can go spectacularly wrong anyway. I always called it Murphy’s Law.

Selling my 2019 Forest River Solaire as I embark on a different type of travel. I’m going EVEN smaller. If you are interested in a travel trailer, that can comfortably sleep 3, is under 25ft, under 6000k lbs loaded and can be pulled behind your truck. Check out the full video on YouTube.

I feel a bit like goldilocks. This one was too big, this one was to long and this one feels just right. I’m selling the trailer. I look at it as a temporary home, and it fulfilled it’s purpose. On to the next RV and I think this one, will feel just right.

If you're looking to downsize to an RV and embrace the nomadic lifestyle, get ready for an exciting and transformative adventure. However, let's be honest—the downsizing process can be a daunting task. But with a few tips and some smart planning, you can make the transition as smooth as possible and start enjoying the freedom of life on the open road.

RV life can be a great option for those who love to travel, enjoy a sense of adventure and exploration, and are willing to embrace the unique lifestyle that it offers. It's important to carefully consider the pros and cons and decide if it's the right choice for you.

Ever Feel Like Your Life is Repeat? Over the last few years, my life (like many others) was on pause. If you were ready to travel, where would you go first?

What will full-time RV Life look like in 2022? I don’t know, but I plan on visiting as many family and friends as I can as I FINALLY embark with full-time RV Life! The wheels are ready to explore.

Making the choice to purchase Travel Trailer was a big decision. A big advantage of travel trailers is their lightweight but sturdy construction that makes them towable by trucks, SUVs and even some minivans.

My second RV trip of 2021 in my Class C Motorhome happened to be my last. Helping my brother, my nephew and I stayed in the RV and explored the eastern area of PA while he attended heart camp.