About Us


Kathy, Kara and Chinsu

ABOUT US

The year 2020 was awful, as we all know.
We decided to say f*ck it and get reconnected with our soul. What connects us most is being out in nature. How best to be do this? We decided to take our vacation RV and travel to the best parts of nature in our country.  Why not during a pandemic? So here we are trying full time RV living! We loaded up our 3 cats and 2 dogs with a plan of heading west. 

Kathy is a retired Photographer and Kara is a Personal Trainer, Chinsu is an adorable Pittie. All three of us love the outdoors. Kathy is photographing and taking video’s and making this blog documenting their travel. Kara trains daily, so keeping them in shape for all of the outdoor activity was a no-brainer.  Together they are re-tooling Kara’s business to be virtual, and reconnecting with their spirit. Of course having fun along the way!

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