Sharing mistakes and triumphs as I navigate the adversities and delights of elderhood in a camper van and...wherever.
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Guns, Limitations, and Decisions Made at Fairy Lake
A repeating crunch of gravel. It sounds like a person wearing heavy boots is walking on the gritty road in front of my camp site. Inside the van, I step forward to remove the front window cover, which I would have done an hour ago if I’d fe...
All Aboard the Charlie Russell Chew Choo Dinner Train!
A gang of robbers appeared, firing guns and galloping toward the train as it slowed.
Ahead we could see an old saloon, a corral, a wellhead, and an outhouse. Also, gallows towering over a raised wooden platform.
A group of scantily dresse...
Van Life: Romance vs. Reality
Shortly after I bought my camper van, I joined a few van life Facebook groups. I wanted to read about the experiences of other people, especially older women traveling solo.
What I learned is that most members of these groups are wannabes—...
Finding Moose, Snowflakes, and Evergreen Trees in My Personal Hell
One of my visions of hell is being forced to spend eternity inside a dusty used furniture store crammed floor to ceiling with old stuff. Anything labeled as vintage or antique repels me.
I’m a little—OK a lot—obsessive about clutter (none,...
Radon “Health” Mines? I’m So Confused!
Why do people travel to Montana to sit inside old mines that emit high levels of radon, a radioactive gas? Why do clients pay for “treatments” that include intentionally breathing this gas, as well as drinking and bathing in radon water?
I...
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