Seasoned sailors RVing across America
Goonies, a movie that we both grew up with and loved was mostly filmed on the Northern Oregon coast. And the Goonie house still stands in Astoria,
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Mother’s Day weekend was spent beach combing for all sorts of treasures along the seven pristine miles of beaches in Lincoln City, OR. Well, we
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We enjoyed a taste of the snowy mountains in Crater Lake but were itching to get back to the ocean. After a night stop over in
Read MoreLoving God, Loving Others, Living Simply
We’re a couple of seasoned sailors intentionally setting out on the road to explore, live simply, and have more time together as a family while our littles are still little. No, we didn’t win the lottery and we’re not independently wealthy. Rather, we spent less, saved up, bought an RV, and are taking a work sabbatical. The plan is to go where God leads, with America as our backyard.
A home that can roam
“Theo” a Fleetwood Expedition, is our full time home on wheels. It’s compact at about 350 sq. ft, comfortable with spacious slide outs and a washer/dryer, and convenient – no suitcases needed for travel.
Our plan is to scout national parks and stargaze by night, wander through redwoods and hike to hilltop vistas, discover forgotten towns and cruise scenic coastlines.
We were newlyweds new to sailing
Before kids, we took a break from our advertising jobs to spend some time sailing. Our floating home was a capable Aloha 34 that would take us on adventures greater than we could imagine. She safely and comfortably carried us over 3,000 miles from Kemah, Texas along the Gulf Coast, across the Gulf Stream and throughout the Bahamas as far south as the remote Jumentos islands and up the Eastern Seaboard to Annapolis. Check out our sailing archive for more.
