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Japan – a land filled with history and serenity
Hemmed in by verdant mountain slopes shimmered a pond. Black- and cream-colored koi swam about lazily, rushing forward only when somebody threw them some fish feed. My attention was drawn to the elongated patch of grass with a tiny shrine…
Eggplant Stew with Beef – a Persian classic, perfect for outdoor cooking
After six years of traveling full-time in our camper van, we have learned several lessons. One of the most crucial to our wellbeing is that the food we make should be easy, fast, simple, and healthy. Sourcing local ingredients and…
Cold Weather Vehicle Emergency Kit. A few key staples can make a big difference when Old Man Winter gets down to business
I live in Colorado near the Rocky Mountains, where we have plenty of winter hazards that can slow you down on the road. Whiteout conditions due to high winds, avalanches, and, of course, heavy snow are all possibilities that could…
Is the Land Rover Freelander 1 suitable for newcomers to overlanding?
The Freelander 1 is considered the baby of the Land Rover 4×4 fleet and some say it’s not a real Land Rover. So, if you are looking for an introduction to overlanding, would the cost effective Freelander 1 actually be…
Backcountry Lasagne – classic Italian comfort food for the road made easy with the Omnia oven
SERVES 4 | PREP TIME 10 minutes | COOK TIME 50 minutesEQUIPMENT Omnia oven, small saucepan, frying pan, wire whisk, spoon, knife, measuring spoons Planning meals for travel can be as much fun as it is a challenge. Changing scenery…
Mountain Man Breakfast – the most important meal of the day for travelers
SERVES 1 | PREP TIME 10-15 minutes | COOK TIME 35 minutesEQUIPMENT Dutch oven, mixing bowl, cutting board, kitchen knife You could be misled into thinking Americans stipulate that every book involving Dutch ovens must include at least one recipe…
Land Roving in 1997 – Exploring North Africa With Amadeus Matzker
November was knocking at the door but it wasn’t the weather alone that motivated my friends and I to start planning our next tour to Africa—it had been 10 months since we were last there. It was raining outside as…
Nepal: uniquely stunning and filled with cultural treasures
Even for the seasoned traveler, it’s difficult to step beyond the front doors of Tribhuvan International Airport and not be a little overwhelmed. The air is a hazy melange of humidity, exhaust fumes, and dust so thick you can almost…