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We love family time, and though sometimes that means we have more mess than we'd like, we want to share our journey with you. Follow along as we share our favorite experiments and experiences as we try to make every moment count.
Though the days are long, the years are short.
1. Connectivity is variable, you need your own data infrastructure. You can NEVER depend on RV Park WIFI. It’s occasionally good, mostly terrible, sometimes serviceable, but never consistent. You need to have your own data infrastructure. I have an infrastructure…
Read MoreWe were going from Hurricane, Utah to Lake Havasu, Arizona — so naturally, I located the half-way point and searched for RV Parks nearby. Turns out — that's also where the Hoover Dam is. This unexpected trip turned out to be one of our favorite experiences. I would call it a MUST.
Read MoreWhen you RV full-time, weekends are sometimes a problem. It's easy to find availability Sunday through Thursday, but Friday and Saturday are difficult. What's worse though? Holidays. Memorial Day weekend, for example, was booked solid, no matter where we called.…
Read MoreSo this was really cool…but also…really creepy. So glad, and surprised that she caught it on camera.
Read MoreIn today's video, we're bringing you a new segment we're calling “Hinson High Five!”. In these videos, we'll share 5 things we have learned or find valuable.
We have a lot of things planned for this series and can't wait to share them with you!
Oh yeah, and our 5 month update is coming…you wouldn't believe how hard it's been to sit down and record that video! Stay tuned, I promise it's coming soon!
Read MoreThis might be the shortest video we've ever produced. Coming in at just over 7 minutes, you can watch the entire thing while waiting for your eggs to boil (or something else in that time frame). Anyway, In this video, we went to Canyonlands National Park, and hiked Whale Rock. Whale Rock was SO FUN. The kids were free to scramble up the rocks, so that's exactly what they did.
Bonus was that at the top of Whale Rock, you had a FULL 360 degree view of Canyonlands. This place is stunning. Thanks for watching! Please give the video a thumbs up if you enjoyed it!
Read MoreIn this episode we visit Arches National Park, home of the picturesque Delicate Arch (which we saw at sunset), Balanced Rock, Landscape Arch and many more. This place has 2,000 natural stone arches. The two days we spent visiting were not enough to scratch the surface. We hope you enjoy this video of our visit!
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