July 2017
After hiding out in Spencer, Idaho for a couple of weeks, I found myself traveling alone and looking for the next place to go. Kelly had to return to Austin for an undetermined amount of t...
Finding MarshallAdded: 10/23/2017
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July/August 2017
On 21 August 2017 there was going to be a total solar eclipse viewable across a narrow band of the United States. A group of nomadic full-time RVing friends had been talking for mon...
Finding MarshallAdded: 10/23/2017
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June 2017
Yellowstone is the natural next destination after the Tetons, considering the two parks essentially butt up against each other. Being people that love doing what others do (if you believe...
Finding MarshallAdded: 10/18/2017
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May 2017
After spending two months in Moab, we were ready for a change of scenery. We’d been in the desert too long. Time to head north.
We intended on spending some time in the Grand Junction, Colo...
Finding MarshallAdded: 10/17/2017
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March – May 2017
I’ve been hearing about Moab for years now, and have been looking forward to visiting for quite some time. Finally got the opportunity this spring, and it didn’t disappoint!
Moab is...
Finding MarshallAdded: 10/17/2017
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March 2017
Apparently my neglect of my personal blog continues as I pour all my efforts and energy into our new project. I guess I think making money so I don’t have to move back in with my parents...
Finding MarshallAdded: 7/11/2017
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Snow equals cold and I don’t like the cold. For me to say I camped in the snow and I like it is almost one of those “stop the presses!” moments. Seriously.
After leaving Kingman, our caravan of thre...
Finding MarshallAdded: 3/20/2017
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February 2017
Living on the road is pretty damn awesome. The freedom. Not having obnoxious neighbors you can’t escape. An ever changing backyard. Pretty great. You should try it (or not if you like...
Finding MarshallAdded: 3/17/2017
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January/February 2017
I’ve been at this full-time RVing game for coming up on 3 years now and I already see patterns developing. At least a pattern come winter time. For the second January in a row,...
Finding MarshallAdded: 3/17/2017
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July 2016
Rabbit Ears Pass first came onto my radar when the Watsons wrote about it 2 years ago. It turned out to be the perfect place for me at the perfect time. It’s where I got my head around som...
Finding MarshallAdded: 2/9/2017
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July/August 2016
Catchy title, eh? Unless you live under a rock, you know that recreational marijuana is legal in Colorado. But that’s not what I mean by the title of this post.
Leadville, Colorado...
Finding MarshallAdded: 2/9/2017
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August 2016
After 6 weeks of alone time I was back in the being social business. The time by myself had been great. Just what I needed. But it was time to get back together with friends, old and new...
Finding MarshallAdded: 2/9/2017
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August/September 2016
Kelly had been hanging out in Bayfield (just east of Durango) for a couple of months with a friend, but was itching to get back on the road. I headed down to Bayfield to hang w...
Finding MarshallAdded: 2/9/2017
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September/October 2016
Silverton was the first place I stayed in Colorado so it seemed appropriate that it would be one of the last places I’d stay as my summer wrapped up.
Kelly and I wanted to see...
Finding MarshallAdded: 2/9/2017
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I never intended on attending any nomadic gathering for New Years. In fact, I had a place just west of Phoenix picked out as my next stop. But being nomadic means being flexible. So plans were chang...
Finding MarshallAdded: 2/9/2017
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June/July 2016
My summer in Colorado was in full swing and my next destination found me nestled above a couple of lakes. Here I was to start my longest period of time being along, but first, new fri...
Finding MarshallAdded: 12/29/2016
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June 2016
The plan was to stay at lower elevations until it got too damn hot then I would head for the hills. The hills of Colorado. Which are actually mountains. But you knew that. I hope.
I had wa...
Finding MarshallAdded: 12/29/2016
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April 2016
Pictures don’t do it justice. Zion National Park is one of those places that has to be experienced in person. Despite this, I’m going to show you a lot of pictures of Zion. And in an atte...
Finding MarshallAdded: 9/7/2016
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March/April 2016
The next stop on my “spend the cold months in Arizona” tour was Sedona, a place that I had visited only a couple of times (or maybe only once) during my time living in Phoenix. Back...
Finding MarshallAdded: 6/9/2016
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I was headed south, fully intending on continuing my “Marshall time” alone, without any of my friends around. Next stop was the Ajo, Arizona area, in a prime piece of BLM land for more boondocking....
Finding MarshallAdded: 2/22/2016
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After six weeks at three different locations to start the year, all of which included a great deal of socializing, I was ready for some down time. Some “Marshall time”. I had an idea where I wanted...
Finding MarshallAdded: 2/16/2016
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The final stop on my 3-city social tour was Quartzsite, Arizona. Never heard of the place? That is to be forgiven as it is just a tiny spot on the map that Interstate 10 cuts through in extreme west...
Finding MarshallAdded: 2/11/2016
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Shortly after New Year’s Eve a few of us headed east in search of a better Internet connection and ended up in Winterhaven, California. Located in the very southeast corner of the state just outside...
Finding MarshallAdded: 1/19/2016
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Between Christmas and New Year’s I joined a rather large group of nomads in the Anza Borrego desert. This gathering is becoming an annual event and I wanted to be a part of it this year to see what...
Finding MarshallAdded: 1/10/2016
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September 2015
Harris Beach State Recreation Area was my last stop on my way down the Oregon coast. As I write these words a few months later, it makes me sad. Truly. I didn’t spend enough time on t...
Finding MarshallAdded: 1/1/2016
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September 2015
Next stop on my tour of the Oregon coast was Cape Blanco State Park, a spectacular facility located at the state’s westernmost point, on a bluff about 200 feet above the Pacific Ocean...
Finding MarshallAdded: 1/1/2016
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September 2015
I needed to see the Oregon coast, so I made a beeline for it. Originally I was going to turn north once I hit the coast and head towards Tillamook for cheese and another aviation muse...
Finding MarshallAdded: 1/1/2016
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September 2015
The Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum has been a place I have wanted to visit for more years than I can remember, for one single reason – the Spruce Goose. Anyone with any interest in...
Finding MarshallAdded: 1/1/2016
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September 2015
Portland was on my radar for quite sometime, so I had to stay here and do some exploring. While I would have liked to stay a lot longer, I was on a time crunch, so I stayed 6 nights....
Finding MarshallAdded: 1/1/2016
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August/September 2015
For 7 nights immediately before Labor Day weekend, I stayed at Fort Stevens State Park, on the Oregon side of the mouth of the Columbia River. This served as the perfect base t...
Finding MarshallAdded: 12/19/2015
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August 2015
I first learned of the Elwha River after watching the movie DamNation, so when I knew I would be in the area, I had to check it out. I am very glad I did.
Located to the west and south o...
Finding MarshallAdded: 12/14/2015
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August 2015
Port Townsend is a little city perched on the northeast corner of the Olympic Peninsula, the relatively unpopulated arm of land across Puget Sound from the Seattle metro area. I was look...
Finding MarshallAdded: 12/9/2015
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July 2015
Before I popped over the Cascade Mountain Range to western Washington I wanted to spend a bit of time just on the eastern side of the mountains. Along the Columbia River. So I headed over...
Finding MarshallAdded: 11/12/2015
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July 2015
Kathy’s time traveling with me was rapidly coming to an end. What started as a week in San Diego was coming to an end with our last stop in Idaho. We had been winging it much of our six we...
Finding MarshallAdded: 11/11/2015
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July 2015
Our time together was coming to an end. Kathy was flying home and I was going to be on my own again. Six weeks that went by in a flash. Six weeks that went better than I had expected and a...
Finding MarshallAdded: 11/11/2015
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July 2015
Kathy was no longer traveling with me. I was alone again. So I left Spokane and headed into central Washington to regroup. And to visit one of the largest concrete structures in the world....
Finding MarshallAdded: 11/11/2015
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July 2015
July 4th was right around the corner and we needed a place to stay, which is always a joy when it comes to a major holiday. Kathy had her eye on a 73 mile paved multi-use path that is a gr...
Finding MarshallAdded: 9/23/2015
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June 2015
After leaving McCall we were headed to the northeast corner of Oregon and needed a place to stay. As we were traveling on a work day I didn’t want to make the entire trip in one shot, espe...
Finding MarshallAdded: 9/17/2015
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Upon arrival we found that the area was mainly vacant. As this is dispersed camping, rather than a developed campground, there aren’t defined campsites to use. Instead, there are areas you can plant yo...
Finding MarshallAdded: 8/6/2015
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From an engineering stand point, the Glen Canyon Dam is a marvel. But from an ecological stand point, it is a disaster. The flooding of Glen Canyon destroyed many, many areas of great beauty, including...
Finding MarshallAdded: 7/24/2015
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