Happy New Year from Tiny House Giant Journey
After spending all of 2015 traveling around in our self-built tiny home, we discuss where the road will lead our tiny house in the new year!
View PostChicken, AK: Wanderlust & Independence Day
A group of dreamers, summoned by wanderlust, congregate in unique downtown Chicken Alaska for Independence Day.
View PostNavigating to Alaska: Stewart-Cassiar Highway
We drove 2,000 miles to Alaska with our tiny house, taking the less traveled. We continue our trek with the Stewart-Cassier Highway, famous for abundant bears and Salmon Glacier.
View PostSpringtime greets our traveling Tiny House
How do you celebrate spring in a Tiny House? I think frolicking through a field of wildflowers is a good start!
View PostJohn’s Artsy House Truck
“Whoa! What was that?!?” we gasped, driving down the highway. For once, WE were the rubberneckers! Immediately, we turned our tiny house around and raced back to meet John and tour his Artsy House Truck.
View PostLas Vegas, NV: Hoover Banned & Majestic Aliens
Continuing our road trip, we drove our Tiny House to Las Vegas, Nevada, only to “hover-banned” at the Hoover Dam.
View PostBA’s Traveling Tiny Home
Meet B.A. Norrgard, a traveling tiny houser, and take a tour of her teeny tiny dwelling designed by Jay Shafer!
View Post5 Lessons I’ve Learned from my Tiny Home
After six months on the road, here are 5 lessons I learned from my tiny home including what it really takes to live small.
View PostNew Orleans, LA: Culture Soup & Slanderous Saints
It’s Mardi Gras! After a relaxing week parked on my uncle’s private property in Pensacola, we decided to change things up a little… and party! We parked our tiny home at the New Orleans East…
View PostFort Lauderdale, FL: Purple Mermaids & Drive-In Movies
After saying goodbye to the gorgeous blue waters of the Florida Keys, Guillaume and I scrambled to make it to Fort Lauderdale so he could fly out to host a Tumbleweed Tiny House Workshop in British…
View Post5 Tips for Tiny House Travel
Our modified Tumbleweed Cypress has rolled all the way from Los Angeles to Nova Scotia to Florida, where I’m currently writing this blog post. In the four months and 8,500 miles I’ve traveled with a tiny…
View PostFlorida Keys: Tortuga Titanic & Lobster Warrior
Excuse me, can you please refill my fruity drink? I’ll just be over here, sun bathing on the beach as my dog crashes through the shallow aqua waters of the Florida Keys. Do you know…
View PostCrystal River, FL: Blind Scuba & Manatee Nipples
About a week ago we were in a random Savannah antique shop, browsing and chatting with the shop owner. One thing led to another and she ended up mentioning a place in Florida where you…
View PostColumbia, SC: Gators & Canoes
Goodbye Georgia (for now). Hello South Carolina. Our first stop: Columbia. Have I mentioned that Guillaume and I like roadside attractions? In the center of Columbia, is the World’s Largest Fire Hydrant. So, of course, we…
View PostWorld’s Largest Tree House
Our tiny home had the chance to meet the World’s Largest Tree House. The history behind this structure is as heavenly as the tree house itself.
View PostNew Haven, CT: White Clam Za & Open House
Tick tock, tick tock! Boston to Charlotte. Tick tock. Six Days. Tick tock. 863 miles. Most of the time our tiny house travel motto is: “Let’s play it by ear.” Guillaume and I prefer not…
View PostPortland, ME: Duck Wing & Lobster Claw
It was my first time in Maine. We stationed the tiny house at the Disneyland of RV parks Bayley’s Camping Resort. The campground attendants actually led us to our campsite with a golf cart. Our…
View Post“Shipwrecked Minimalist”: A Border Crossing Story
It was time to leave Atlantic Canada. Guillaume and I thoroughly enjoyed our tour, but the date was October 5th and we needed to head south or commit to an icy winter in New England.…
View PostNova Scotia: Full Moon Shelters & Salty Hikes
After leaving Cape Breton, Guillaume and I traveled back down the belly of Nova Scotia and stopped off at Peggy’s Cove. There’s some interesting folklore surrounding Peggy’s Cove. One story states that a pretty young shipwreck…
View PostNova Scotia: Off-Grid Jungle & Ninja Moose
In one week, we traveled hundreds of miles and held five open houses, sleeping in a different parking lot every night and depending on Tim Horton’s for fuel (caffeine and Wifi). Halifax was the last stop on our open…
View PostNew Brunswick: Magical Creatures & Colorful Sprinkles
After leaving Quebec, we hopped, skipped and a jumped through New Brunswick. Our open house tour had us scheduled to be in Fredericton on Friday evening, Moncton on Saturday morning and Halifax on Sunday. So it…
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