What makes Yoder so unique? One of the oldest, but more progressive Amish settlements in Kansas, Yoder intertwines the past with the present in transportation and productivity. Yoder earned its namesake from founder Eli Yoder back in 1889. Still today, with a population of well under 500, residents continue the traditions and practices of their […]
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During the months of October through December of 2015, Levi and I worked at Amazon as associates through the Camperforce Program (read about the work camping experience here). The actual Fulfillment Center was located in Haslet, Texas, but our home on wheels was parked just a half hour away in a tiny town called Boyd.
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6/9/15 – 9/12/15 This morning we packed up and left Goldfield. We are heading north towards Fernley, but we are not driving straight there. We are headed to the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest. I know, that is not very descriptive because every national forest in Nevada is part of the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest. So to be more specific
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One thing I have noticed since moving into our RV Starbuck is the kitchen is quite a bit smaller than I am use to. I don’t always want to make complicated meals using multiple cooking devices because of the lack of room. If I can make quick RV meals using the least amount of space
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