Nomad Without a Country (Exploring Van Life Abroad)
Carl Camembert HennMy Substack is pivoting to emphasize the fact that I became a nomad and continue full-time in van life as well as living abroad. I will still talk about how to reinvent yourself after a disaster, a personal setback, or a sudden crisis, at any age.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Friend or Foe? (On the Go in Mexico--Part 2)
Dear Readers,
(Recap: Last week, you learned that I’m nobody, and nobody is safe driving in Mexico, which in my weird logic means that I’m safe. I drive a red 2014 Toyota Sienna minivan, which no self-respecting narcotraficante would want;...
Why Should I Get a Paid Subscription?
It’s a fair question. Why pay for a subscription when you can get one for free? If you sign up for free, you get weekly posts, but if you pay, you get more content.
But how much is it?
What do paid subscriptions cost?
I set my paid subsc...
Top Ten Tips for Driving In Mexico
For Paid Subscribers: How to Avoid Getting Kidnapped, Killed, or Even Worse, Confused
Summary for unpaid subscribers: After driving to Mexico four times and racking up 6,000 miles, I have learned that driving there can feel chaotic — and y...
Nobody Is Safe Driving in Mexico (Part 1)
Dear Readers,
(Recap: In my last blog post, I was starting out on a 1,200-mile journey from Michoacán state in Mexico, all the way north to the US border. We had just made it to the city of Guanajuato, but we still had over 1,000 miles to...
Seeking a Travel Buddy (Death Wish Preferred)
My old campervan is falling apart; I need help holding it together.
Something pulled the back bumper off in Leon. Read about it next week.
And I may need someone to help hold me together. After four years on the road solo, I think I nee...
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I moved into self-exile in Mexico, but am still a van-life “Vanpa,” roaming the US, Canada, and Mexico for 4 years. Insights on nomadic life, quirky humor, and pictures of my cute, lovable dog, Mr. Bones, who is Senor Huesos in Mexico
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