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Arizona-based adventurers living in a motorhome and exploring in a teardrop trailer

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5 tips to stay positive and thrive in the full time rv lifestyle

5 Tips To Stay Positive and Thrive in the Full-Time RV Lifestyle if You’re Facing Doubt and Criticism

When you pick an unconventional path, you’ll probably have more doubters than a flat earther’s TED Talk. It’s hard to deal with, as we’re often taught to be “nice” and not ruffle feathers. And skepticism is daunting when you’re conditioned to avoid upsetting the status quo. With five years of…
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Unearthing Southern Arizona’s Mining History: Off-highway Adventure to Alto Camp Ghost Town

The Arizona backcountry is full of ghost towns, abandoned mines, and other fascinating pieces of United States history. It’s not uncommon to stumble upon something cool when you’re out exploring. Still, when we happened across adobe ruins on Forest Service Road 143 in Coronado National Forest, I couldn’t help but…
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An Astronomical Road Trip: Exploring Mt. Hopkins Observatory Road in Southern Arizona

One of the many things I love about Arizona is if an area isn’t military, mining, or private property, you’re encouraged to explore the vast amount of public lands.  So when we saw a road winding up the southwest side of the Santa Rita mountains leading to an observatory on…
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