In this episode, I hike the Window Trail (5.6 miles round trip) in Big Bend National Park and take you along for a few surprising discoveries–stunning beauty, a troubling connection to nuclear weapons, and a kaleidoscope of butterflies. Special thanks to the Outrider Foundation, the...
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In this episode, I take you along for the ride–my first mountain trip with my truck camper. As my first camping trip, I decided to visit Big Bend National Park and stay at the Chisos Basin campground. Only catch? Based on what I read, the drive would entail sharp curves, steep...
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Best Practices For Emptying the Black and Gray Tanks on the Host Truck Camper
In this episode, I show my process and tools for emptying the black and gray tanks on my Host Yukon truck camper after 48 consecutive days on the road (not a mere 4 days like I say in the video). I also discuss the best practices that have helped make the gross chore a lot more bearable...
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Touring the Train that Transported Thousands of Nuclear Weapons across the United States (Amarillo)
In this episode, I visit the Amarillo Railroad Museum in Amarillo, Texas and get a tour of the White Train, which was used to transport nuclear weapons between Pantex Plant and many other facilities of the U.S. nuclear weapons complex between the 1950s and 1980s. I had the opportunity to...
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My Visit to Bomb City: An Interview with the Pantex Plant Historian in Amarillo, Texas
In this episode, I visit Amarillo Texas, also known as Bomb City to the locals. This is a reference to last remaining nuclear assembly (and disassembly) plan in the United States. The Pantex Plant manufactures nuclear weapons, maintenances them and breaks down retired weapons, making he...