Soda Lake, Wyoming – 42.5206° N, 110.2753° W At 9:45 PM last night, my phone lit up with a notification—“ISS flyover in 5 minutes.” I gathered myself up and found Gayla already outside. Together, we watched the International Space Station glide across the sky. It’s been quite a while since we last caught a flyover. …
Last night at Soda Lake was peaceful and still—just the way we like it. This place has turned out to be one of our favorite free camping spots so far. It’s quiet, scenic, and comes with perks: lots of spots around the lake, each with their own picnic table and fire ring. We were up …
We fell asleep once again with the echo of fireworks in the distance and a beautiful sunset fading behind the mountains. There’s something peaceful about drifting off to the sounds of celebration beneath an open sky. We didn’t sleep in too late this morning—up and moving and on the road by 8:30 AM. First stop …
We fell asleep last night to the sound and sight of fireworks just outside the back door of Clifford. There’s something special about watching a celebration of light while nestled in your own little home on wheels. A perfect way to end the Fourth. We slept in late—about 8:30 AM—which felt just right for a …
We got up somewhat early today and enjoyed our morning coffee while catching up with our parents back home. A slow and easy start to the day, which was perfect for the Fourth of July. After a bit, we got dressed up and headed out to the range. I participated in the shooting competition—turns out …
GPS Coordinates: 43.0296° N, 108.3806° W (Riverton, WY) We were both up early today—blame it on that late afternoon coffee yesterday. Gayla was already working on her computer by 4:30 AM, and I wasn’t far behind. A morning meeting ended up getting canceled, so we were able to hit the road a little earlier than …
Last night brought a good, solid sleep for both of us. I didn’t wake until later in the morning and felt rested. Gayla slept well too—even let her snooze alarm go off twice, which is a rare treat. The temperature dipped to 57°, but it stayed comfortable throughout the night. Gayla had a couple of …
Gayla was up and going early this morning, and I wasn’t too far behind her. The day started out calm and peaceful—exactly what you hope for when you’re camped on a mountain at 9,020 feet. Coffee in hand, we took in the quiet morning before jumping into our respective tasks. I spent some time backing …
We let ourselves sleep in a little this morning, knowing it would be a slower travel day. After a peaceful coffee in the cool mountain air, we slowly got Clifford ready to roll. By 9:19 AM, we were pulling out of camp and heading south down Louis Lake Road. We made a quick stop at …
I didn’t sleep too well last night. Woke up wide-eyed at 2:33 AM with a Brooks & Dunn song looping in my head. Not exactly the kind of wake-up call I was hoping for. Eventually rolled out of bed at 7:15 local time. Gayla and I shared a quiet morning over coffee, chatting about what …
