Tag Archives: Monthly wrap-Up – There’s been an abnormal radio-silence on Wandering Footsteps these past few weeks. What better way to explain our absence than with a 6-week wrap-up? This post takes us through Quebec, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia, brings us home and in the arms of family, and wraps-up an 11-month North American loop!  It’s a good year to do a road trip across Canada. It’s the sesquicentennial, the 150th birthday of the country. In fact, today is Canada Day! As we crossed through three Canadian provinces this month, we witnessed evidence of Canada’s special birthday as we got to know new corners of the country. Happy Canada Day!  This month’s travel stats are strong: almost 4,000km of driving, three different countries, five U.S. states, and four national parks! Life has definitely changed for us here at Wandering Footsteps! After four months of full-time bus conversion work, we’re back to doing what we love most – seeing the world!  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!  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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