ADVENTURES, CHALLENGES, AND INSIGHTS OF A COUPLE IN EARLY RETIREMENT
For anyone undertaking our style of roving retirement, this environment has been extra challenging. Back in January when we realized that returning to Europe anytime soon wasn’t in the cards, we decided to “winter” in Colorado.
In our roving retirement, renting cars is a frequent necessity. Luckily, I’ve found an easy way to make it fairly easy and inexpensive.
During our time in Utah, we visited a small town near Snow Basin called Huntsville, the Golden Spike National Historical Site, and the Bonneville Salt Flats. Then we decided to drive back from Utah along Highway 50, “The loneliest road in America.”
As we did last year, our roving retirement took us to Park City, Utah in order to continue our skiing adventure. Many things are different this year, but fortunately, we can still ski in the US with precautions.
From time to time, we like to tell you about some of the things that make being home-free during our roving retirement a little easier and more pleasant. Today, we want to tell you about our little travel router.
