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Day one

We decided that today should be day one, because today was the day that we jumped off that cliff and actually committed (maybe we should be committed) to buying the airstream.

We set off for Canam RV in London to see our new home..(!!!)…with a few stomach butterflies travelling with us…and there she was……

Thank you for joining us….xx

  • Kansas may be flat but it’s full of surprises

    The next chunk of driving west, north homeward took us to the town of Wilson, Kansas. I picked a full service campground close to the missile silo to leave the fuzzball in the cool while we investigated the area. Not only was the silo a fantastic spot to have found…the Town of Wilson turned out…

  • Atlas Ad Astra:- decommissioned missile silo

    We hopped from Big Brutus to an overnight stay with power available at a dairy farm just outside Hutchinson, Kansas, a lovely place with lots of dairy and meat products for sale. We just had to include the picture of us stopped here……it’s just so…..Kansas…!!! Don’t you think….!!! It was a lovely quiet spot…..well….farm quiet…..just…

  • When ‘Big’ just seems inadequate ….Big Brutus

    Thoroughly satisfied with the trip to Crystal Bridges….now we had completed any ‘plans’ that had been made for 2026. Next up…the plan was a ‘where the wind blows’ travelling vaguely in the direction of home. It was hot enough now (in July after all) that I needed to find spots with power to run the…

  • Crystal Bridges day 2, The Bachman-Wilson House

    Returning for a second day at Crystal Bridges was not any kind of chore. The mission on this day was to visit the Bachman-Wilson house, a Frank Lloyd Wright designed house which had been dismantled, transported and re-assembled on the site. When we visited in 2024, this had not been available because in the few…