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We wrote a song! “Break the Loop”

Routine numbs the mind. Sometimes you just need to break the loop.  Find out what’s going on in far off places.  Change the scenery.  Discover a different perspective.  What began in 2018 in a Class A Motorhome, transitioned to a 5th Wheel in 2020, a Tent/Truck Overlander in 2023, and now a Teardrop Camper. We take off for a week or a month or more, living off-grid when we can, sleeping in nature. There’s a theme to explore, like a Superbloom in the California desert, a severe drought in Glen Canyon, or border wars in west Texas.  It could be human interest, like living on America’s highest highway or isolated on an island in the Atlantic.  We research where we’re going and write about it along the way, posting in America’s greatest resource, the public library.  We camp on public lands, State Parks, National Monuments, National Parks, and Military Bases.  We bring our unique point of view, sometimes pithy, sometimes humorous and always honest. We make just-fine art along the way. 

You can reach us at: scurry.plod@gmail.com

Summer 2026

Tropics to Tundra

Latest Posts

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    The uncertainty induced by unknowns stirs up strong emotions, especially when you’re tired. Temps are smoldering across North America. Wildfires are burning. Air quality deteriorating. We looked at a trans-Canada
  • Getting Hot and Steamy on the Al-Can HighwayJuly 22, 2026
    Once we got our proverbial “stuff” together in Whitehorse, we were ready to find high-speed blacktop to make tracks south. It had been awhile since we had seen the speedometer
  • Righting in WhitehorseJuly 18, 2026
    The wrongs of north of north were piling up. Broken rigs, broken teeth, broken shins (another story!), and broken patience were stealing our mojo. It felt time to get right
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