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Yes â we got food poisoning! Very sh#%ty (ha-ha, get it?). And happened right after we were bragging that we never get sick when weâre travelling in the van⊠should have knocked on wood. More about the food poisoning once I get you guys caught up on our travels. /// In our last blog post, … More Dios Mio – We Got Food Poisoning! Vanlife in Southern Mexico
Hi Guys! So as we mentioned in our last post about travelling with a dog, we finally – after 6 weeks – left Lake AtitlĂĄn! We had originally planned to spend less time at the lake and travel further south, at least into El Salvador. But we love Lake AtitlĂĄn and as a result it … More 5 Reasons to Visit the Guatemala Highlands: Acul & the Cuchumatanes Mountains
We get a lot of people asking us what itâs like to travel from Canada to Guatemala with a large Nordic mutt. We also meet a lot of Vanlifers whoâve come across stray or abandoned dogs in the US, Mexico or Guatemala and anguish over whether they should adopt the dog and bring it with … More Vanlife & International Travel with a Dog: Pros & Cons
Those of you who have been following our blog know that weâve spent the last few weeks hanging around in Lake Atitlan, Guatemala. Itâs a sticky place for Vanlifers and once we arrive here, itâs always hard to leave. BUT, we recently had a great opportunity to meet up with some friends in Antigua, Guatemala … More Stepping Away from Vanlife: Exploring Antigua, Guatemala
For many years, Marc and I were avid tent campers. We camped throughout the US, Eastern Canada and even along Australiaâs southeast coast with our little 3-person tent and whatever car we had at the time. We were very proud tent campers and didnât envy RVers one bit. We loved cooking and eating outside and … More From Tent Camping to Vanlife: Mexico & Guatemala Travel
Hola mis amigos! As our last blog post left off in Central Mexico â you might be wondering how we got to Guatemala so quickly.  The answer is⊠we actually got here somewhat slowly – Sallyâs usual pace. Weâve just been distracted by Guatemala (this country seems to have that effect on us) and I’ve … More âSchooledâ by Travel Part 2: Oaxaca, San Cristobal de Las Casas & Lake Atitlan
Marc and I both agree that travel, and all of the experiences that stem from it, have pushed us further out of our comfort zone than just about any other experience in our lives (with the exception, perhaps, of Grade 1). When weâre at home and in our routines, itâs easy to get in a … More âSchooledâ by Travel Part 1: El Potrero Chico, Queretaro, Peña de Bernal & Parque Nacional El Chico
Our first visit to the state of Texas was in 2016. If youâd told me at that time that Texas would be perfect place to spend some time on the beach, Iâd be like â âWHAAAATâ? It never actually occurred to me that Texas had a coastline. Maybe itâs ignorance but I suspect that a … More Gulf Coast of Texas: Vanlife & RV Paradise
Some people call us cheap. The polite ones call us âfrugalâ. But Iâve come up with a new favourite description for us⊠âvalue-drivenâ! Most of our friends will still keep calling us cheap and thatâs ok â weâll take it as a compliment đ Weâre always looking to get the best bang for our buck … More 5 Tips for Maximizing Your Vanlife or RV Campsite Budget /// North Carolina – Texas
Finally â weâre back on the road and back to blogging! Itâs been a really busy start to the trip and Iâm behind on the blogging but really looking forward to getting back to sharing our travels with you guys. This year the blog is going to be a little different. Our posts will still … More Travelling Canât Always be a Vacation: Vanlife in Cape Hatteras, NC
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