I'm going to share more of my experiences from 4 years nomading out of a backpack. Maybe 1 post a day 

During covid as people started to get more comfortable traveling, my husband and I decided to leave SF to take a trip to Santa Barbara since we had been cooped up for so long like everyone else. We loved it so much there we decided to just not go back

We had only packed enough for our 2 week trip and had planned on returning. We found out we could hire movers to pack up everything in our apartment and put it in storage. We got rid of our apartment and just never returned, saw our stuff, or had a home base for 4 years

Santa Barbara was sunny, beautiful, and made us feel happy

My husband and I decided to roadtrip slowly across the US. We planned on staying in different cities for 1 month at a time and stop at points along the route for 1-2 weeks so the drive wasn't too intense and allowed us to see more of the country

We decided our next destination would be Salt Lake City and the route there from Santa Barbara was -> LA (2 weeks) -> Phoenix (2 weeks) -> Sedona (1 week) -> St George (1 week)

We drove our Tesla which was interesting driving long distances having to stop at Superchargers for 30-40 min at a time. It was funny seeing the same group of drivers stop at the same Superchargers along the way

We were particularly awestruck by how beautiful Sedona was and made a note to come back later for a 1 month stay on our roundtrip back, however long that would take

Dev ecosystem @farcaster, cofounder @bountycaster. Prev: cofounder of Scalar Capital, product at Coinbase, coproducer @ethereumfilm

How do you ensure internet quality? Do you have starlink onboard?

software engineer @farcaster || https://www.lokpray.xyz/

We were working out of Airbnbs so would check with the host beforehand on internet quality if they didn't show a speed test or say they had fast wifi (also looked for any reviews on people mentioning bad wifi)