Being able to fly a drone and take to the skies is a fantastic opportunity and also a huge responsibility. You can definitely fly a drone around and capture some fantastic footage and images for a hobby, but if you want to take it to the next level, you have to get a pilots license. If you want to be able to monetize your footage and images, or if you want to be able to go beyond recreational limits, you have to get officially certified by the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration). Other potential jobs include land surveying, real estate, and tower inspecting. A whole new realm of job opportunities await for those who get their part 107 sUAS license.

The sweet older couple that sold us our Airstream stood on the driveway behind us, through the rearview I could see his arm wrapped around her comforting her as she wiped tears from her face. We waved to them as we pulled away, and they both waved back.

Lately, travel nurses have gotten a little bit of a bad rap. Some people that I talk to assume I only travel to make big bucks. While the pay is typically better as a travel nurse, this is not the reason why I continue to take contracts. Nursing in and of itself is not a job you do only for the pay. Being a nurse is both an honor, and something I care deeply about.

If we loved our time in Idaho so much, why did we decide to move on to a different spot? Why didn’t we just stay in the area we had grown to love so much? This post will fill you in on some big life changes we’ve decided to make!

From volcanic cave formations to hot springs, Idaho has it all. During our time in Idaho we drove all over the state exploring its different sites. I’ve compiled our favorites into a list of nine must see spots!

On our trip up to Alaska, our only route only thanks to Covid border closures, was to travel by water. We were happy to find that the Alaska Marine Highway System would allow us to stow our vehicle, bring Ares, and save us a lot of driving to boot. There are several helpful blog and YouTube posts out there, as well as the Ferry’s webpage which we used when deciding on the specifics of our booking…