Back in the saddle again… After reconnecting with family for a bounty of blessings we were anxious to get back to exploring the open road.
Author: The Humbleweeds
We left our hometown, house, and careers to pursue freedom on the open road from the front seat of a Subaru. Since our journey began in 2014, we've covered 60,000 miles of highway, mountain terrain, dirt roads, beaches, and of course our preferred method...the road less traveled. Our blog covers a cultural and authentic look at the amazing places we've discovered along the way. With the help of trustedhousesitters.com, we stay connected to home and pet owners looking for a house-guest to care for their home and pets while they travel. We have the privilege of providing love and affection to their extended furry family while exploring the local community. We are certainly humbled by the generosity and kindness we've encountered along the way ...
The Gratitude of Giving
We wish to thank others for giving. To all those who do unselfish random acts of kindness; thank you. To all those who defend our
Chicks Gone Wild in Key West!
Leaving the mainland, we headed to mile marker “0” in Key West. Upon arrival we came upon a “chicken crossing the road…” According to the
The Everglades National Park, Florida
The largest subtropical wilderness in the United States, the Everglades National Park spans across 1.5 million acres. There are endless grassy marshes, dense mangroves, towering
The Village People
No, it’s not the group from the 70’s, but it’s an amazing place with amazing people in central Florida. We finished our house sit in
Scary stuff from the road. Happy Halloween!
1. Skulls of Seattle 2. Bone Fish Grill, Daytona Beach, FL 3. The Malcolm’s Denver, Colorado 4. Walter White Art, Seattle, WA 5. Zombie Warning,
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