Glacier National Park, Part II: The Slightly Less Interesting Stuff
We're nothing if not honest here at C3T HQ. But even a pile of "runner up" pictures from Glacier National Park is still pretty good stuff.
Glacier National Park, Part I: Why Everyone’s Advice Is Wrong
The key to having a great time at Glacier National Park is doing the exact opposite of what everyone tells you to do.
Parks & Rec(reational Drinking): Henrys Lake, Yellowstone, and Missoula
When we made the decision to head out of Austin, it was with two main goals in mind: 1) to escape the Texas heat; and 2) to go somewhere with great hiking trails.
Road Trip! Texas to Idaho
When I started looking at how to route us from Texas up to our summer spots in Idaho and Montana, I broke some of our rules right off the bat. Others, we broke along the way when we realized our plans needed adjusting. Either way, a lot of rules were broken.
The In-Between
I can't remember anything. Ever. At all. Big things, little things, conversations, names, faces, events... all of it disappears quickly. Through the years, I've just relied on various tricks to help me get through life, which brings me to my cell phone.
Mardi Gras!!
A good part of this travel project has been about knocking items off our bucket list. This past February we checked another item off our list by attending Mardi Gras in New Orleans.
Winter’s End: Orlando, Pensacola, and Santa Rosa Beach
Our late-winter exit from Florida had a little bit of everything: Beautiful parks, terrible drives, and some nice surprises.
The Kennedy Space Center: Big Dreams, High Anxiety, and Technological Triumphs
Question: Name one modern task that could result in as much anxiety as working at Mission Control on July 24, 1969 when Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin made their way to the lunar surface.
Feeling the Weight of Our Nomadic Existence
There are a lot of times being a nomadic full-time RV traveler is awesome. The middle of a global pandemic is not one of them.
Playing House During a Pandemic
Note: My blog is still way behind, but friends and family keep checking in to see what's going on during this highly unusual time, so I figured I would post a real time update and share some information that might be helpful.