“Wild women are an unexplainable spark of life. They ooze freedom and seek awareness, they belong to nobody but themselves yet give a piece of who they are to everyone they meet. If you have met one, hold on to her, she’ll allow you into her chaos but she’ll also show you her magic.” ― Nikki …
I Stayed At A Harvest Host Winery And This Happened North Dakota is without a doubt one of the most agriculturally productive regions of the US. From the Interstate highways you can kind of see this. However, take a drive down the state’s secondary highways and you’ll be surrounded by vast fields of sunflowers, wheat, …
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Harvest Host Program: Farm Life North Dakota is nothing less than beautiful with its miles and miles of rolling fields. My first stop would be at a farm where I could stay the night as part of the Harvest Host program. Between that farm and me were hours of gravel streets and avenues that crossed …
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US Border Crossing We got to the border around 10 in the morning. A Gen Z border guard with a neatly trimmed goatee and a flawless uniform instructed us to pull up to a designated spot with a gleam in his eyes. Probably due to an enthusiastic hope that I would be the one …
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There is a comfort in the grumbling engines of the trucks here at Love’s Truck Stop in kimball South Dakota.. Life is going on as it should be. The goods will get where they need to be when we are all well rested. I bought a tiny shotgun pen with pump action to secure my …
These Vegan Banana Walnut Muffins Are Delicious And Easy To Make In A Hurry It’s a bright, beautiful morning here at Spruce Woods Provincial Park. I am going to cross the border today, and I can’t bring any fresh produce. But I still have a ton of bananas, plums avocados (and one potato) to eat, …
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Hitting The Road Again- Away We Go! I’ve been struggling with the thought of hitting the road again. Especially to make a forray down to the US. At least part of this is the thought of crossing the border with my dogs. It’s just a lot easier not to. But especially because I recently got …
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Gig Economy: No Vehicle? No Problem What’s Life But A Series Of Experiments Anyway? This year’s trip to Winnipeg was a bit different. That being said, Winnipeg is the same wonderful city it always is. The big difference for me this year is not having a smaller vehicle to get around in. Unfortunately, towing the …
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You’ll Never Go Back To Buying Hummus After you try this outrageously delicious and simple hummus recipe, you probably won’t want to eat store-bought hummus again. It’s creamy and smooth with just the right garlicky tanginess. This versatile chickpea dip can serve as a sandwich spread as well as being an irresistibly delicious dip for …
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Alberta Camping: Canada’s Best Kept Secret? One of the best parts about traveling in an RV is being able to visit friends and family. Having you as a guest is easy because you bring your own guesthouse. I have to say, the new Fleetwood Southwind has allowed me to do just that very comfortably so …
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A Uniquely Wonderful Place In Merritt, BC I’m always surprised by Merritt’s ability to remain the last remaining outpost of cowboy culture so close to the utterly trendy borders of the Lower Mainland. I stayed on a working cattle ranch near Merritt as my second overnight stop. There’s a cowboy hat shop at the ranch, …
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The Magic Of Cluxewe, On Vancouver Island North I am perched at a campsite near the ocean at a place the Kwakiutl people call Cluxewe (Clook-sea-we) RV Resort on Vancouver Island. This gorgeous oceanfront resort at Vancouver Island’s northern tip is run by the local Kwakiutl people. The name Cluxewe means “where the river meets …
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Always Have A Backup Plan To Keep RV Challenges From Turning Into Disasters The last week was going along just fine as I prepared for annual seasonal travel across Canada. I planned to pay my host to store the xTerra this year. We agreed on an amount of $50 per month, which is the going …
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BC Ferries: Good News For Dogs And RVers Dogs And RV Travellers Will Both Be Happy With Recent BC Ferries Announcements It seems like it’s been ages since BC Ferries had good news for us. Usually when BC Ferries makes an announcement it’s rarely good. Their annoncements are often about fare increases. But it’s not …
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New Adventures In A New RV Ever have something new that you never did before, that you were really nervous to try? That was me this morning while I was still lying in bed. Iwas thinking about what my planned RV trip to Port Hardy, BC would be like. Let me start by saying that …
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14 Must Have Dog Accessories For RV Road Trips Notice: This article contains Amazon affiliate links. When you buy from these links, you’ll help support this blog. Not only that, you’ll also help to me to buy cookies for Jolene and Annabelle. Dogs are an important part of our lives, and many RVers make their …
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