Having traveled full-time around the world for four years, Adam and Lindsey are no strangers to being 'on the move.' They road tripped the US and Canada with their tent and Honda Accord for four months, campervanned New Zealand for five months, backpacked SouthEast Asia for six months, traveled four months in Europe, and lived full-time in their Casita Travel Trailer, Bernadette, for two years. Looking back it all started with a series of events that jumpstarted their life of adventure; the loss of a close family member, totaling their truck, then getting fired from a job. Most recently they have slowed their roll for the time being with COVID and having added their son, Weston, to the mix. Click on to read Adam and Lindsey lay out the advantages and disadvantages to 'Tiny Home Living' and all they have learned during their life on the road. 

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The question Andrew and Summer asked themselves was, "if you could remove the “obvious” obstacle of money, social obligations, school, our house, etc……. what would you do for one year with your family?" The answer came to them surprisingly quick. They would pack up their kids and travel for a year. Just before the pandemic hit on February 1st 2020, they plucked their 3 kids out of their everyday suburban life, took off on the road, and it has been one of the greatest decisions they have ever made. They have traveled all over the western side of the country during the pandemic and been able to see that most people are good and kind no matter what the news is trying to tell you. Get the deets in their full-length interview.. Oh! Also! They are also looking to connect with anyone who has taken a camper down to Baja California and anyone that has looked at owning an RV park. Get at them!

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Can you guess what this is? I was freaked out at first but WOW! Delicious. Its a ginormous cow tongue!

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“Tamales de masa colado” aka tamales of strained dough. Ok.. I know that this doesn’t look all that appetizing but it might just be my camera angle or the lighting. ⠀Take my word for it though, these tamales are supreme....

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Virgen de Guadalupe. She is the patron saint of Mexico commonly seen... well... everywhere pretty much. Venerated and celebrated year round but also gets a day dedicated solely to her, December 12th. If you happen to be driving on the...

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