Van Life
Getting the van changed how I travel. It made things simpler, slower, and a lot more connected to the places I was already drawn to.
Instead of planning trips around destinations, I started following colors, weather, and birds. A trailhead at sunrise. A quiet campground at dusk. A place I might have passed before but now had time to stop and explore.
It has taken me all over Washington and beyond, often without much of a plan. Just a direction, my binoculars, a map, and a reason to go look around.
This is how I travel now.
Ft. Casey State Park, WA
Doug Fir Campground (USFS), WA
USFS Road 37 - Okanogan County, WA
Battle Ground State Park, WA
Ft. Casey State Park, WA
Alta Lake State Park, WA
Bedroom Mood Lighting
Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, WA
Washington Pass - Okanogan County, WA
Ft. Flagler State Park, WA
Forest Service Road 37, Okanogan County, WA
Hart's Pass, WA
Klichuck Campground (USFS), WA
Pt. Townsend-Coupeville Ferry, WA