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Rolling Earthship is my favorite van dwelling youtuber.

I had a catalytic heater in my old truck camper and it worked fine even when the temperature was in the teens however I had a lot of trouble starting it when I got above 10000 feet.

I have seen signs in the Walmart here in Colorado about jobs working at night stocking shelves for about $18/hr. I would apply but I am leaving the area soon.

Thanks everyone for the well wishes.

Just 15 more days and I began to full time in my truck camper. It's been a couple of years planning, saving, and prepping but it's finally gone to happen.

Nothing wrong with campfires but like anything else you have to be smart about it. You an just as easily burn down a forest during a rainy summer as you can during a drought if your not careful.

Thanks for the info. Have looked at going to the Florida Keys but have heard is very hard to fond a place to overnight.

I plan on hitting the road in a couple of months and would like any advice on what is the best health insurance out there. I am not going to take any chances being out on the road without any health insurance.

I use to live in Leadville and loved the area.

I stock up on paper plates, plastic cups, and have a couple of regular utensils (can't stand using plastic utensils). Doesn't take much to wash utensils so you save on water.

For those of you who have traveled I-70 in Colorado or were planning on traveling that route should know of two locations that no longer allow overnight parking. The Walmart in Avon and the Visitor Center in Eagle have stopped allowing RV overnight parking. I am not that surprised about the...

I grew up in the Mid-Atlantic states and it gets very humid but there are some days in the summer that the humidity drops and an EC would work.

Closing rest areas makes no sense in dealing with COVID-19 in fact it can lead to more sleepy drivers and accidents.

Welcome to the group JJ. In some states and counties they will only let ambulance and police cars get so many miles on it and then sell it no matter the condition of the vehicle. You might be able to get a good deal there.

Dolly Sods in West Virginia is very isolated and due to it's elevation does not get as hot as surrounding areas.