The thing about Athens is, there is a lot of history here. I mean an absolute shit-ton of it.

The days are always filled with a combination of awe and a little embarrassment.

Our Greek Odyssey continues through the Aegean Sea, ferry hopping our way around the islands in the merry month of May.

Thera (Santorini) is a dreamscape. Almost every person on the planet has seen the photos on their calendar, screensaver, or in a gallery.

Much has happened since we left Key West. Let me explain. No, there is too much. Let me sum up.

#VanLies - Not everything you see on social media perfectly reflects life on the road.

Key West - A Drinking Town with a Fishing Problem

We are living our dream, usually. Where there are dreams, there are nightmares.

Not everything we see and do is educational or noble.

Sumptuous and decadent, Charleston and Savannah are so lovely to look at they are like candied pecans set in a cream box with a lavender bow

One of the special things about travel is the happy accidents and serendipity.

Stanley is off on another 6-month adventure this morning. The only question is how long before the wheels come off.

Sedona is a bit like a perfectly poured, dry martini. It's pretty as a picture, but it's not going to quench your thirst.

A peak at the adventure planning process here at Ramble On World Headquarters in Burlington, VT.

Camping is not just for dirt bags and Boy Scouts anymore.

American wilderness should remain forever wild, provided I can also get a well-priced beer and sausage plate with it.

Sometimes, it's the little things...

Looking out at the road rushing under my heels

We try to still Ramble around a bit even when we’re at home.

The question we have been asked the most since our recent tour across America is: what was our favorite place? It’s a tough one.