Anna Tee

I read the reviews of Alta Lakes Road, and decided to try it. It started with a terrifying section that was barely wider than my van, with a drop off on my right. After getting though it with my hands gripping the steering wheel and my jaw clenched, I was afraid that the rest of the 4 miles would be more of this - and I didn’t know if I could handle that.

Luckily, the road got wider and less scary - just more bumpy, but the van made it up with no problem. And boy, was it worth it. Three lakes, a ghost town, and a campsite by the water.

My favorite part was the waterlogged phone booth that was next to one of the lakes (for some reason) - not what I expected to see, but a fun surprise!

AD · As much as I wish I could be a real nature guy and live in harmony with all creatures, unfortunately that will never be me, and the bugs and I will never get along.

After 5 years on the road, I finally have a bug net from .co , which means I can have my door open for views like these, while keeping bugs out! 🦟

A few of my favorite arches (and other rocks) at Arches National Park 🪨

Best winter of my life, so far 🧡

One week with Soup, my Baja trash kitten who loves cuddles and waking up at 5:30 every morning to scream 🧡

Week one in Mexico 🌞

The best thing about van life is going where the sun is, so my winters are usually spent in the desert. But I always start to miss seeing green everywhere, so here are a few photos from the forest 🌿

What’s better than a sunset? A sunset over some funky trees

I can’t believe I get to live here? On this earth?