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Five Things I’ve Learned This Year
They say an addict never forgets the day he or she last used. The day I will never forget is June 10, 2010. That afternoon I walked away from a perfectly delightful, ordinary life to become a homeless wanderer. One year ago … Continue reading
Posted in Epiphanies
Tagged full time travel, solo female travel, solo travel, travel trailer
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Tohono O’odham-People of the Desert
The only road through the Tohono O’odham reservation is a lonely two-lane highway where the desert stretches out on either side and sometimes encroaches on the road. This is the land of the desert people, and it’s both harsh and … Continue reading
Posted in American Southwest, Destinations, People, Travel info
Tagged Arizona, AZ, Baboquivari, desert people, Kitt Peak, native americans, reservations, solo female travel, solo travel, tohono O'odham
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Off-roading Angels
To be honest, I’m not fond of off-road vehicles. They’re loud and smelly, and they tear up the landscape. But when Keith and Robert pulled up in their monster truck, all tricked out with winches, straps, and four-wheel drive, I knew … Continue reading
Posted in American Southwest, Angels, People
Tagged BLM, Bureau of Land Management, CA, California, Imperial Dunes Recreation Area, off-roading, ORVs, solo female travel, solo travel
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