Currently, this blog will be shifting to focus on my road trip/van life! My name is Chandler, and my Ford E-350 is named Atlas, and we are heading across the U.S. to fool around and get out into nature! If that interests you, feel free to explore! :)
Howdy Gang! My name is Chandler. Since this is my personal blog, let me give you some information about me! I am 27 years old, born and raised in Boise, Idaho. I have a lust for all things nature! I am a Neo Pagan with a touch of Druidism and Animism. I would list my hobbies, but with my ADHD, it would be a long list. Feel free to learn more about me through these categories or visit my social media links below!
I will be working to get all the bills paid, but if you want to support me, my Venmo and my Patreon will be linked below! If you subscribe to my Patreon, you can also get souvenirs or postcards from my journey! If you do decide to support me, thanks a million. Every dollar helps, and I truly appreciate you going the extra mile!
Not originally a planned stop, but St. Augustine was a really cool city on the coast. The Fort was really cool to visit with a lot of history and knowledgeable staff. The town itself was so pretty to walk through and offered tons of things to do. Getting a coffee at a local café and…
Keep readingA short but peaceful day at Canaveral National Seashore! Just hung out at the beach, read my book and took a minute to slow down. Blessed by the presence of some armored critters! First time seeing an Armadillo in the wild! I can watch a tortoise each wild flowers all day! The ocean was beautiful…
Keep readingCairn is released earlier this year and after playing during Steam’s Next Fest I was intrigued and knew I had to give the full game a try. The game is a story lite rock climbing game that has you climbing to the top a huge mountain very few have been able to accomplish. The game…
Keep readingMiami baby! Just had to stop in Miami, I feel like it was iconic to pass up. The drive through was beautiful, and for a big city, it felt very green and tropical. Kinda place I don’t think I would be able to afford rent anywhere. It was not the Miami depicted in Burn Notice,…
Keep readingBiscayne National Park! The park is mostly water, so we spent all day boating, snorkeling, swimming, and paddleboarding! The water was 70 degrees in January! I rented a wetsuit, but didn’t end up needing it! I am so used to our freezing lakes back home that this felt like a swimming pool. It was also…
Keep readingWoke up in the Everglades and got right to it bright and early with a bike ride down Shark Valley to the lookout at the very end! Saw so much wildlife and learned a lot about the birds and the plants. I saw a total of 36 gators/crocs during my visit, most of which were…
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