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Published by The Van Life Diaries
Two beginner nomads talk through what it’s like to live the van life. Brought to you by @the_vanlifediaries
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We're back! Stoked to be joined by our good friend, Nick, as we talk about his Toyota Van conversion, travel and build memories, and just enjoy a nice chat. Drop your email at www.thevanlifediaries.com to stay in the know on new episodes, content, and more on the horizon!
It wouldn't be van life without a few poop stories. Get out that bidet, you will want to feel a bit cleaner after this one.
Worried you can't live a nomadic life because of health issues? Hear how we overcame our fears.
What happens when a storm hits Lake George while Hailey and Doug are on paddle boards?
Wondering how to shower on the road? In this episode we share our experience with Planet Fitness.
Stinks. Sweats. Overall nasties. This week we get into some of the stanky-ness that comes with living in a van. We needed a drink before this one, we recommend you do the same.
Is the #vanlife for you? Hailey and Doug talk about how to get started as a nomad. Drop your email at www.thevanlifediaries.com to stay in the know on new episodes, content, and more on the horizon!
This episode we talk about all of the things that go into traveling with your purry feline companion.
Hailey and Doug talk about their first week living the vanlife. Hilarity ensues, we get up close and personal. Don't miss it. Drop your email at www.thevanlifediaries.com to stay in the know on new episodes, content, and more on the horizon!
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