What is The 30A Life? Glad you asked. As many of you know, The Nomads have decided to settle in the Florida Panhandle. This stretches from around Tallahassee to Pensacola. In that area there is a section where County Road 30A runs along the coast line from just outside of… Continue reading
As of September 6, 2017, our clan of Nomads has visited all of the contiguous 48 United States. Also referred to as CONUS (Continental United States). Our travels across and around the United States took us just over 3 years since we began our journey from Texas on August 29,… Continue reading
In our last post, we told you about 2 of the 4 states we were going to live in. Now, we have knocked off the remaining 2 of the 4 states. So, read on to check out us living in 4 states in 4 weeks – part 2. In the… Continue reading
After we left Albuquerque, we had to return to Missouri, as many of you know. We had to help Mama Nomad’s parents move from one house to another and I had to take care of many administrative and business related items: meeting with insurance agent, CPA, business partners, vendors, etc.… Continue reading
Every year we make a trip and return to Missouri to visit family, handle car registration, insurance, and other general housekeeping stuff that keeps our processes running smoothly to allow us to continue our Nomadic Travels. This return to Missouri was a little bit different. Commonly we are looking for… Continue reading
For many of our readers, followers and fans, you will remember when we went to Bryce Canyon. It had wonderful formations called hoodoos that looked like you dripped wet sand on top of itself. Well, a few weeks ago we found a place that is a few miles off of… Continue reading
Do you know what Albuquerque, New Mexico is most known for? Some would say “where Bugs Bunny should have turned left” and others may even say the TV show Breaking Bad. But, before either of those were popular for Albuquerque, one of the things it was famous for was and… Continue reading
A few weeks ago we went to Santa Fe to meet up with some family at the Santa Fe Railyard Park. Afterwards, there were a few things we wanted to check out that were not far away. Unbeknown to us, the area was actually called the Barrio de Analco Historic… Continue reading
At the beginning of June, we had some family from the Mid-West that was going to be in the Santa Fe area of New Mexico. We were in New Mexico, so, of course, we hopped in Ebony and decided to meet up with them. Santa Fe is not a huge… Continue reading
Just east of Albuquerque are the Sandia Mountains, named for their pinkish glow at sunset. Sandia is Spanish for watermelon. There are quite a few hiking trails all through the Sandias. We recently explored one that took us up over 500 feet and through a few different environments called the… Continue reading
