Those of you who have been following us on social media know we’ve moved. This is a huge change for us, after nearly seven years of being identified as “RV Wanderlust.” But like a snake sheds its skin, it’s time for us to shed an identity that doesn’t fit our dreams anymore.
In 2021, we plan to sell our 2016 Winnebago View 24J. A big part of us isn’t ready, since our home on wheels has been reliable, maneuverable, and incredibly comfortable for its size.
But, here’s the thing. We’re going to drive around the world. And although there are many countries suitable for RVs, our style is a tad more rugged than our fancy Mercedes was built for. We plan to store our Jeep Wrangler in Denver for when we come back to visit, and build a new 4×4-capable vehicle for our global adventure.
No more RV. And, therefore, no more RV Wanderlust.
Hourless Life Launch
Starting Nov. 14, 2020, you can find us at Hourless Life. This is the name of our newest brand, on our new website and social media platforms. And we hope you will join us there! If we’ve learned anything from all these years on the road, it’s that our community means everything to us. You’ve seen us through illnesses, breakdowns, disappointments, the birth of a child, and so much more. We don’t want to do this without you.
Here are the best ways you can stay in touch:
Website Changes
You may notice there isn’t much to see at HourlessLife.com. In December 2019 when we decided to build a new brand, we had high hopes and big plans for this November 2020 launch. Because this year didn’t go as planned and we needed to dedicate months of our time elsewhere, our new website isn’t finished yet. But that’s okay!
Eventually, you can expect RVWanderlust.com to disappear. Our most useful content will be incorporated into HourlessLife.com, along with new resources and all the exciting reports about our global adventures.
We’ll miss our Winnebago View, and we’ll miss our bison logo. But other than that, the best part of RV Wanderlust is you. And you get to come with us. So here’s to the future. One chapter is closed; another is just starting.
-B
