Late afternoon winds finally picked up, bringing with it a 15-degree (F) temperature drop from the low-90s that had lingered for much of the day. A dark grey loomed to the west. The smell of rain could just barely be detected following behind the flocks of ducks pushing east towards Nebraska. Our trailer sat...
As of this writing it’s been 93 days since Sash and I last spent an evening in an RV Park. As full time RVers, we’ve made a commitment to not stay in them, and instead stay for free on BLM lands, National Forest lands, or other free, public areas. That is, if we can...
The last few reviews of Cabela’s in Lone Tree, Colorado posted on FreeCampSites.net seemed to reflect the same sentiment across the greater Denver metro area, that RVing in the Mile High City is not welcome… Though they have no problem with overnight parking, the city council of money grubbing politicians do not allow overnight...
At one point, Sash asked me why I wanted to move out of a building and live on the road. I answered that I liked the feeling of running away. Her response suggested she was puzzled, and went on to say that she wanted to do this to see America. I guess, I was...
There’s an old saying in politics… Perception is 90% of reality. I looked back on 2017, not just my personal life, but everything I experienced in the places I visited, the people I met, even the articles I read and the videos I watched. I came away with two things… I really love being...
Sunbeam Lake RV Resort, which is located in Seeley, CA, just off Interstate 8, was the place Sash and I had chosen for a two-month stay to sit out of the rest of 2017. The price seemed right, $520.00 a month, with electricity extra, and plenty of space at each site. It also put...
When it comes to improving your 4G LTE signal, you have two choices: use an antenna, or use an amplifier. A 4G LTE antenna is not the same as an amplifying device such as those made by WeBoost, HiBoost, and SureCall. Those devices pick up faint 4G LTE signals and make them louder so...
It seems so much effort is being spent these days arguing each other’s differences rather than celebrating what we have in common. Pointing out the dirty laundry in each other’s backyards, shaming them in public, and force feeding our solutions, seem to be the preferred methods towards “progression”. All it’s done is spread more...
It was two months ago (April 7) that Sash and I left our apartment in San Diego for the RV life. Of course, the way my brain works, is that I don’t feel the magnitude of what I’m doing until well after the fact. I’ve been told by professionals that I have “Dissociative Identity...
The origins of how Road Pickle started perhaps go back many years if you think about all the series of events that led into making the type of people that we are. But for argument’s sake, Sash and I met each other in 2010, not too long I finished my 30-day motorcycle ride from...