Category Archives: North America This month, Bruno and I have continued working full-time on our bus conversion, but from Baja California, Mexico, rather than Arizona, USA. We’ve gotten a lot of important tasks accomplished – so much so that we’re just about ready to hit the road in our new home-on-wheels!  An honest take on what it’s like to be a HelpX host – the good and the bad. What it’s like to host strangers, what I’ve learned about being a good host, and whether or not Bruno and I will ever host again.  The most unbelievable thing happened today – Bruno asked me to go for a walk along the nearby beach with him. This post gives an update on the work we have done on our bus conversion in the last few weeks, and explains why Bruno’s request to walk along the beach signifies an important turning point in our project.  Every once in a while, you stumble upon a place that surprises you. You arrive with no preconceived notions, no aspirations of grandeur, no idea that you are entering a truly special place. Such was the case with Tucson, Arizona.  I’m writing this post from my new bed inside our big blue bus in Mexico. For anyone following Wandering Footsteps recently, you know this is a big deal! We have been working non-stop for over two months on converting a bus into an RV, and as of March 26th, we’ve moved in! |
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