Rarities On The Road

  • Life is never dull for long

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    We owe a lot of gratitude to our continually growing community of followers who came to our aid in our time of need. Hannah quickly posted on her socials about our very sudden “fix the fridge” liquidation sale. Through a charitable family donation, and an amazing series of discount sales of art from incredible fans,…

  • Many hidden treasures

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    Pillow like clouds, sparse and few. Snow peaked mountains we watched melt slowly over two weeks. And an incredible view into the ravine and river from my desk. Hannah’s planning and attention to detail paid off here, especially for it being our first time. If you search for the BLM land around John Dunn Bridge…

  • The somber departure

    It isn’t until time becomes a demanding variable that we realize that what was is no longer. “Whenever there is a meeting, a parting is sure to follow. However, that parting need not last forever. Whether a parting is forever or merely for a short time… That is up to you…” We all embark on…

  • Desert Haven

    Off the highway running between towns, shadowed by the Caballo mountains, the wondrous Turtleback seemingly just across the street, there is a humble community. This humble community is comprised of some of the most kind, selfless, giving, and down to Earth individuals I have ever met. I understand time is precious, and this will be…

  • I’ve been through the desert in a rig with no name.

    Just kidding. It’s Nebula. Ahh, Shasta Lake was truly magical. With a generator covered with tarp and rocks, a healthy internet connection, and a four day non stop absolute down pour of rain kept me cozy at my desktop. With a nice warm blanket, a cup of coffee, and alternating between coding and various entertainment,…

  • You need power to poop

    The pump is powered by electricity… So… I have a lengthy electrical background. An unfinished electrical apprenticeship, time in quality working with electrical measurement equipment and components. I build my own computers, geek about computer components, and dabble with my LiPo powered RC car for fun. I am also a fan of generally having access…

  • On the road at last

    It took the better part of seven months for us to finally depart on the grand adventure we planned several years ago. As we drove south down the Oregon-Washington bridge and crossed the Columbia river, enjoying what remained of the quickly fading summer, we fell in love with the great city of Portland one last…