Hello! It's been a few months since we've posted and it's hard to believe we're coming up on 7 months of living in the bus full time! It's officially winter and while it's definitely more mild in this part of UT than other places in the country, there has still been a learning curve to... Continue Reading →
As we headed west from CO, the bus engine started making a noise. Paul spent some time checking it out and determined that we were able to continue to our stop for the night, about 2 hours away in Northern Utah. We made it to our stop and fortunately it was at the house of... Continue Reading →
How does that song or saying go...you don’t know what you’ve got til it’s gone? The last few weeks of our trip have felt that way. The night we stayed at the mushroom farm in SC, our inverter stopped working! The inverter serves to convert our battery power from DC to AC. Our fridge and... Continue Reading →
Well our trip started off with a bang when the engine started overheating very early into the drive. We stopped several times so Paul could top off fluid levels and check a few potential causes but nothing resolved the issue. So we found ourselves, three hours into the trip, at a gas station in an... Continue Reading →
Over the last month we've been working towards completing a few different projects. Most are still in progress or a piece of a bigger job but we wanted to share an update of what's happening on the bus. With all the electrical lines in place, we were able to get the wires hooked up to... Continue Reading →
Time sure goes by quickly when you're working with a deadline! In the past month, we've gotten 95% of the electrical wires run and in place, put in a few lines for plumbing, framed out the bathroom walls and installed walls down half of the bus. Running the electrical wires pushed us to finalize where... Continue Reading →
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!! The past few weeks of work on the bus seem to be creeping along; but it is happening! In between travel and the holidays, we're getting closer to having the bus ready for insulation. The floor plan for the bus is 98% done and pending appliance specs. With that... Continue Reading →
When we were at the tiny home festival a few weeks ago, we got to see a guy named Mike, with Navigation Nowhere. We first met Mike, back in April while we were at the North Carolina tiny home event. His bus is beautiful and the craftsmanship is just really well done. Check out this... Continue Reading →
