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For years, I dreamed of owning a little teardrop camper and last year, I finally found a screaming deal. Here’s what to look for in a teardrop camper.
RV, Vanlife, and Camping Tips
Who doesn't like to gather around a campfire with their besties? These RV, vanlife, and camping tips keep you rolling down the dirt and onwards to adventure. Covering everything from what to look for in a travel trailer to road trip tips from bonafide road warriors, let's keep on ramblin' on!
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I spend a lot of time sleeping in the dirt. In fact, it’s become a lifestyle. For the best camping tips check out these extremely popular posts.
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Despite the challenges, reaching the base of Jones Mountain while being enveloped by the weather at Ptarmigan Lake made that extra mis-mile of hiking worth it. Sitting next to a roaring fire with some of your closest friends, laughing so hard it hurts kept the cold at bay. Watching my severely socially challenged dog chase a young pup around the fire erased whatever she was thinking by sitting next to a stream and refusing to move in 34 degree weather. The morning sun after 2 days of nothing but cold and clouds felt like a gift sent from the heavens. Being in the mountains is a beautiful balance. Beckoning you in for more, but just as often reminding you that you are a mere mortal; humbling you to the fullest.
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