After months of planning, researching, converting the van, documenting, dreaming, we’re finally there. Today, we leave everything behind. Today, we just drive (far).
The last few weeks completely drained our energy. It was a race against the clock to finish the van, to sell/give away everything we owned that didn’t fit in the van and to say goodbye to our family and friends.
It’s time to recover. To slow-down the pace and take advantage of our new resource: time. There’s no rush anymore.
Time is ours now, but we didn’t quit our jobs and move into a van to be idling… There is so much to do out there, it’s time to ride! Except, Antoine thumb’s down incident will take the ride out of FarOutRide, we’ll have to learn to take it easy for a little while and we’re not very good at that.
So here we are. Heading toward Montana. We’re not sure exactly what we’ll find there. And how long we’ll stay. And where we’ll go next. But, you know, getting lost in time and space is the whole point of this FarOutThing…
