Article by: Megha K You are on your way to, well, not particularly anywhere. You are enjoying your favorite radio station with the breeze blowing through your hair. All of a sudden a unique structure catches your eye. Your intrinsic curiosity to get out there and explore is awakened. The …
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Dispersed camping is legally camping on publicly owned land that allows dispersed camping. . It’s often referred to as boondocking. This isn’t to be confused with stealth camping which is basically just parking to sleep. Stealth camping is basically camping in places that camping isn’t allowed such as city streets, …
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Having something to help get you unstuck when dirving in the snow or offroad is a given. If you are going to have something then it better work, especially if it is bolted or strapped to the outside of your Transporter van. There are several recovery board options avaiable but …
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As Volkswagen owners we probably are more apt to know about the loose WalMart restrictions on using their parking lot for overnights. This documentary covers the different types of people that use the parking lot, from the truly homeless to those just traveling and trying to save time and money.
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Ever had trouble finding a spot to put your hammock? Two trees sometimes aren’t as close as they need to be for setting up your hammock. Now Eagles Nest Outfitters has made a stand that uses your vehicle’s wheels to support your hammock. Simply drive over the supports for the …
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Bridge of the Gods was built in the 1920’s. It connects Washington state and Oregon over the Columbia River and crosses near the Bonneville Dam in southern Washington. Riveted steel beam construction bridges from this era are not so common anymore and this one certainly has a unique feel. Family friends that …
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