I just noticed every year since we’ve started traveling, one place has stuck out and felt like “home” each year. Ohio (2020) Taos (2021) Vermont (2022) Rodanthe (2023).
I wonder if we’ll eventually get repeat locations that earn such a title?
Alex Standiford
I have the prototype for the kite mount assembled. Can’t wait to give this thing a try this weekend while we’re in the Outer Banks!
Alex Standiford
We’ve cleared most of our belongings leftover in our storage shed in Dover. I have 4 solar panels that I need to either sell, store, or use. I have our travel rig with me right now, so I’m thinking it’s time to mount them to the roof. I think I can get all 4 mounted, but it’s going to be reeeeeeeeally tight. Hoping I can because 1200w on this rig would be amazing.
Alex Standiford
We decided to take the travel rig, and spend a few weeks in my hometown in Ohio. It was time to mix things up a bit, and we have some a storage shed full of our house stuff that we don’t really want anymore. It’s time to get rid of it. Naturally, we’re going to visit with family and the like while we’re here, too.
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