1 YEAR AGO WE QUIT OUR JOBS

This year we went through a lot together: we drove (+ or -) 35,000 km, we slept in car parks, in surreal landscapes, by the beach and in the home of friends and people we met on the road.

We got to see incredible places and we went through very special moments together. We got frustrated and changed our plans. We had days without showers and hugged each other for the cold to pass.

We walked for long hours to climb mountains with a wonderful view and also to see nothing, because the weather was closed.

We met very special people and learned different habits. We danced in the middle of the road with no one around and swam in freezing waters. But in the end, these special moments are just a part of our life on the road. The rest of it didn't change that much compared to when we had a fixed address.

Do you think our lives are very different because we don't have a fixed address? Would you move to a house on wheels?

#vanlife #motorhome #vanlifeaustralia #vanlifediaries #projectvanlife #roadtrip

[j.l.salayao]

Howdy, from the Nevada Desert, USA! Fellow nomad rv dweller since January 2018 and counting. Your daily chores as a nomad in Australia is very similar to our daily routine here in the Nevada desert. We hope to visit Australia one day to experience Nomad life. Cheers from the Nevada Desert!

[allanb]

I lived in Australia for 3 years and traveled a lot, it is pretty much all the same, same people, same language and same culture, or lack of it. I worked and found travel boring, now Europe is completely different.