I love a good campfire as much as the next camper, but one thing I dislike is the stale smell of smoke in my hair, clothing and even my gear, long after the flames have been extinguished. Wood smoke can permeate fabrics and hair follicles and the campfire smell can linger on your body and…
On this episode of the Solo Women RV podcast, Catherine Xu shares her story of getting into vanlife as a solo female. She shares how an unhappy living situation led her to buy and build out her own van that she lived in solo for three years. Catherine shares lessons she learned and why she…
While it might not be the most fun or exciting party of RVing, understanding your RV toilet and black and grey water systems is an essential part of RV life. Knowing what RV toilet chemicals are good to use (and which ones not to) can prevent stink, make dumping your tanks easier and keep your…
My guest this week on the Solo Women RV Podcast is Kadedra Holmes. Kadedra is the founder of Black Nomads Meet and Eat Fresh Veggies! She is a vegan food traveler and educator using her passion for plant-based food and travel to help the world fall in love with food and people again. She’s got…
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What’s it like to ship your RV across the ocean to begin a year of adventure? My guest this week on the Solo Women RV podcast is Hanneke from the Netherlands. Hanneke shipped her RV from Europe to travel in the US and Canada for a year. In our interview, we talk about the steps…
Our guest this week on the Solo Women RV podcast is Hana Maris. Hana is a nomad who put all her things in storage and hit the road in her Honda Element after her kids moved out of the home. She started out, not sure how long she would want to travel, but now that…
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What does a solo RV traveler do when an unexpected emergency happens and she can’t drive her RV? Well, that’s what happened to me this month. In this episode of the Solo Women RV podcast, I detail how I broke my foot, what I did right, what I did wrong and how I finally ended…
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