We recently moved to Mexico with two loaded cars and two dogs in the midst of a global pandemic. As conscious (and fearful) travelers, we opted to tent camp along the route from Fort Worth, TX to San Juanico, BCS to avoid hotels and the risk of infecting ourselves or others. I'm not sure we'll ever do it differently.

We're back from our maiden voyage, and after 5,000 miles we discovered RV life was both harder and far more wonderful than we imagined it would be. Isn't that how most things go? Here's what we learned and what we loved.

There's been an RV boom in the United States as travelers seek ways to maintain social distance while still enjoying life on the road. Here's a little story about our journey and why we may have jumped the gun on #vanlife.

We didn't want to leave Southern Baja, but if we're going to quit our jobs and come back to Scorpion Bay to stay, we'll have to go home to Austin and get the dogs anyway. So...back we go to Texas.

Blanquita is the name of my truck and man, did she pull through! Here's the story of our travels from Austin to Southern Baja, accompanied by photos from the road.