More food! On a recent sisters’ vacation to a certain mouse house, we had some delicious skewers at a stand by Tarzan’s treehouse. Here is our twist on a compilation of copycat recipes we found online. You can adjust some portions for your taste – like adding more pepper and garlic. Yum! Ingredients for Sauce: … More Yummy Beef Skewers
Heading south along the California coast, we stumbled upon some roadside waterfront camping at the Rincon Parkway Campground near Faria Beach. The amenities were limited, with just a port-a-potty, but the view more than made up for it. It seemed to be a pretty popular camping area, with all available spaces vanishing within an hour … More California Beaches
Planning meals can be a challenge, especially in our tiny home on wheels. It is easy to want to go out to eat more than we should. Breakfast is often a scrambled egg or two, but then there are dishes to wash. Bleh – who wants to spend time on dishes? We’d rather go explore … More Meal Prep: Breakfast!
Our amazing Hearst Castle guide raved about a cafe in Morrow Bay, so of course, we had to go check it out. As we neared the parking lot, we saw something from hubby’s past. There sat a Deep Submergence Rescue Vehicle (DSRV). In the 1960s, hubby’s father was one of the chief design engineers of … More Morrow Bay
As we made our way back to the coast, and our journey south, we saw a sign for Hearst Castle. We had heard a little about it, but really didn’t know what to expect. We had time, so we decided to go check it out, and we are so glad that we did. All we … More Hearst Castle
Tomorrow will be our first anniversary as full time RVers! Where did the year go? Some days it feels like we are just getting started. We are about half way through our journey, and are excited to see what we will encounter and experience this year. There is still so much for us to learn … More Time Flies
We started at Pebble Beach, where we explored the famed 17 mile drive. This self-guided tour was pretty cool, and allows you to take as much time as you want at each of the clearly marked stops along the way. Our plan was to travel from Pebble Beach all the way down Highway 1, maybe even … More Big Sur – Highway 1
While we were exploring Joshua Tree, a nice man told us we had to check out Pinnacles National Park, that it was a beautiful little park too many miss, and we are so glad we went. The two sides are only connected by hiking trails that were beyond our skill set. There is no vehicle … More Pinnacles National Park
Often the clutter sneaks up on you. One day, your home and life are organized and uncluttered, and all of a sudden, you can’t fit your car in the garage. Where did all this stuff come from? How do we dig out of it? How does one begin the downsizing process? We invest time, money, and … More Downsizing – How did we do it?
Joshua Tree was a spectacular park, with two different desert ecosystems to explore, and amazing camp grounds that were only $15 a night. Since it was ‘off-season’, reservations were not required for most campgrounds, and we stayed at a few of them. Each campground was amazing, were located at different elevations and offered a variety … More Joshua Tree National Park
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