Category Archives: North America I’ve been interviewed on a podcast series called “Grounded Nomads” on the Nomadtopia Podcast. It covers our decision to rent a house in Osoyoos, British Columbia, how we are settling into our lives here, our plans for the future, and how the Covid-19 uncertainty has impacted our life and travel outlook. Hope you can check it out! .jpg) We should be in southern California, packing for our upcoming trip to France. Instead, we are recovering from a 2500km road trip that brought us to British Columbia. What happened to so drastically change our plans? The gobal Covid-19 pandemic happened, that’s what!  That’s the thing about the desert, I think. You have to work a little bit more to love it. To slow down, to really see. To appreciate the little flower buds among the thorns; the rabbits and road runners; the harshness of the environment. If you do, you may just be offered a special reward.  We have quite a history with the American state of Arizona. It’s where we purchased our Big Blue Bus, where we did most of its conversion from an ordinary shuttle bus into our home-on-wheels; and it’s where we conceived our baby boy, Phoenix. Our return this month to Arizona has brought one very special journey full-circle.  After spending over a year traveling in a bus through Mexico, we are road-tripping up the USA. In this video we take you along on what transit travel (or road trippin’) is like for our family – how our travel days flow and how we pace ourselves for the well-being of our two-year old (and our own sanity!). |
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