This is one of our favorite go-to breakfasts in the van or wherever. It’s easy, fresh and satisfying.
When the leeks go on sale, or when ramps show up at farmers markets, it’s time to think about French onion soup.
So many flavors! This is one of our favorite go-to meals. It’s healthy, filling and satisfying, especially on a hot day when you can do the cooking portion during the cooler hours and just assemble and eat without overheating the van.
The Christmas package arrived on my parents’ door step the week before Christmas, in 1952. They had only been married a few months, and were incredibly in love, and also, incredibly young. When my mother spotted the package at the front door, she thought it was a special gift from my father. There was a tag on it that read ‘Do Not Open until Christmas…
It was a brisk winter morning when my beau, Rusty, and I headed to the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge for a 2-day guided paddling trip with Okefenokee Adventures in Folkston, Georgia. Less than an hour from Amelia Island, the Okefenokee swamp is a great place to visit this time of year, when the weather is cool and insects are at a minimum…
I’ve visited Cumberland Island so many times I feel I could hike the backcountry blindfolded. But Troy had only taken a day trip there, and was eager to explore the trails with me…
Girl Hobo found herself in the Ocala National Forest during her travels through Florida, where most of the visitors there are campers and fishermen, and nobody would notice a ragamuffin traveling alone…
The day that Girl Hobo met the Wingman, she had stowed away on a Great Smoky Mountain Railroad train that left Bryson City, NC, heading for the Nantahala Gorge. It wasn’t easy to sneak aboard a railroad car these days, and most hobos rarely attempt to board passenger trains, but Girl Hobo had a system…
This is not your typical Japanese restaurant miso with only a few strands of seaweed and a little tofu floating in a thin broth. This is a hearty bowlful of veggies, protein and flavor to satisfy your hunger.
We are Girl Hobo and Rusty (Ren and Troy), two greys who met on the Appalachian Trail. We started a life together, converted a van to travel and hike across the country, and we like to eat well. Now, we’re sharing what we’re learning on the road, and we’d love you to join us!