We have been workamping as long as we have been full time RVers, a little over three years. This is our main source of income and allows us to continue our nomadic lifestyle. One of our most frequent gigs is working with campgrounds/RV parks as camp hosts. The video below takes viewers through a typical … Read more
My wife and I are workamping in Wichita, Kansas for the winter season. Both of us enjoyed the Wizard of Oz when we were children, so when we heard about the Oz Museum and Oz Winery in Wamego, Kansas, we had to check it out. The Town Wamego is a small town of 4,000 people. … Read more
It seems like more and more cities are opening up their hearts and businesses to all members of the family, including our furry ones! Wichita is not lacking in this trend with its variety of dog friendly venues. With over 100 parks (a handful being off-leash), the many pet specialty stores, hotels, and community events, … Read more
Levi and I typically present our travel journals in the form of vlogs. With everything that’s happened since our last update, we thought a vlog wouldn’t capture the last few months as well as a written account. Seems like we had a bumpy transition from 2016 to 2017, a lot of unwelcome detours, but … Read more
One of the many awesome advantages of being a full time RVer and traveling around the country is being able to attend some one-of-a-kind events. Enter Strataca’s Annual 5K Mine Run! Last year, we were camp hosts in Wichita, Kansas at USI RV Park. On our days off, we had ample time to see and … Read more
Disclaimer: Levi and I are in no way affiliated with or representing Chisholm Trail Animal Hospital. We are simply detailing our experience with this establishment. We’ve had Brewy since she was four-years-old. She’s 11 now. We aren’t certain, but she is most likely a mix of Labrador Retriever and Cocker Spaniel. Brewy loves to run, leap … Read more
Already two years under our seat belt, living and traveling in our faithful RV, Starbuck, and we can only wonder where the days and months rolled. December 19th marks two important days for us. It’s not only the day we stepped out of our “sticks and bricks” home for the last time to embark on a … Read more
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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 … Read more
Just a heads-up: We receive commission from purchases made through links in this post, so if you decided to make a purchase, it will help us keep the site growing. We appreciate all of our readers, regardless. Thanks for stopping by our little corner of the trail. How did we learn about the position at … Read more
