Search results

Would love a post from you comparing and contrasting the two trips in detail. Benefits and drawbacks of what you personally experienced. Pros and Cons type of thing. Awesome adventures!

So stealing those John and Mandi. Wise words friends. Wise words. ~ E

Overlanding advice for those considering doing Latin America. Someone who was considering a journey like the one we are currently on asked me this awhile ago, and I thought my response to them might be helpful to others. Here are some thoughts: Notes: There are various factors that are going...

My understanding is that the Detroit Truetrac lockers are specifically for off-road use and aren't great to have on daily drivers. Am I mistaken in this? I could be, I understand very little about them other than what I've seen in articles and YouTube videos. ~ E

Alan, I seriously couldn't love this any more than I do. Love the way you worked through the problem. This is what I've been trying to do with each situation or decision we've been making on this journey. Thank you for putting your thoughts into words here. This is great. ~ E

Love your insight guys. Thank you for the encouragement. As you I'm sure well know, we are really enjoying the journey, but these are the truths that are rarely if ever discussed. We actually do travel with a handheld Dyson vacuum, and have since we started. I'm honestly quite impressed with how...

The reality of this global overland journey is rarely talked about. Here is some of the hard stuff. Don't get me wrong, this trip is amazing and what we are experiencing is incredible. But there are hardships and challenges too, and this is what I want to share about today... Ready? Here we...

Overlanding the world. Currently in Nicaragua. Have already accomplished one self-recovery, and helped some locals recover their vehicle as well. Rainy season here is no joke.

We got stuck in Nicaragua. Brittany shoved a camera in my face and this is our story: Our journey around the world continues... #hourlesslife #overlanding #Nicaragua

Again, appreciate your thoughts and experience. "The most underestimated part of long term overlanding is the need to be around other people." Love this and I echo this statement. Whenever I'm asked what the hardest part of our journey is, I respond with "The lack of consistent community."...

Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts with us. Right now we love our rig. While no rig will ever be perfect, for the type of travel we enjoy it is working well for us. Many of the places we've already been on this trip we'd never take with a taller, wider, heavier, or larger rig...

We had an insane night in Honduras. Here is the story of what happened to us: It is all part of the journey and now part of our story. #hourlesslife #overlanding #Honduras

RISK Vs REWARD Lately my wife and I have been having discussions about risk vs reward. What do I mean by this? Well, imagine there is an off-road route that supposedly leads to what looks like a lake for some wild camping. Would you take it? What if you don’t have any information on the...

HONDURAS has been our most challenging border crossing to date. I did my best in this video to capture the border crossing from El Salvador to Honduras and give you a first person perspective of the process. For what it is worth, every overland traveler we have spoken to that has gone further...

EL SALVADOR! This was the first country that even other overlanders suggested we go around and avoid, or if we were going to go through the country, that we basically just drive through and not stop. They said it was too risky and dangerous. Here are our thoughts on the matter and what we...

We thoroughly enjoyed Lake Atitlan, Guatemala and Brittany jumped off a cliff! This would end up being our last video in Guatemala. Next was El Salvador. Central America felt like it was getting real now. ~ Eric