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filled with adventure and travelYou don't eat soup with a fork - if you want to be successful and have fun every single day of your life let me spoon-feed you a solid, proven, well-explained plan. If you are hurting financially I can show you how to get out of debt. If you are bored I can show you how to get the time to do ANYTHING you want. If you hate your job I can show you how you can quit your job and make money working in some of the most exciting places in the United States like national parks and state recreational areas. If your life sucks and you want some adventure, romance and serious fun, I can show you how to get more NOW! I promise to give you a complete plan on how to do it. I will show every single person

When you Vanabode the places you can visit and stay for weeks at a time will astonish you. Vanaboding makes it possible to afford both the time and the money to camp and explore for months at a time. This makes a huge difference to your life and to the level of experience you have. Image above is of us at Fish River Canyon by © Mikle15 - Dreamstime.com

Glacier is only open about 3 months out of the year. This is why it is important to Vanabode, because you have the time to go and do when the going and doing is good.

Image shows a wild sea turtle photographed off the coast of Florida at a secret secluded clothing optional beach. My wife and I would get all Adam and Eve for days here in pristine delicious privacy. The location is revealed in the book along with must have parking strategies.

Tammy R. out of Branson Missouri

Eileen Mathews in Detroit

Wow there is no substitute for Las Vegas! Do you have any idea how much fun you can have here? Vanabode shows you how to get free access to the top night clubs and swimming pools here, plus how to get free food, showers and show tickets. Poker players too can live here for $20 a day and make tons of money plying their trade. Photo Courtesy of Las Vegas News Bureau

Matt in Raleigh

Tamara in Maine

professional book reviewer

Bob Thomason in Montana

Sam Stout in Baja Mexico

Peter Arkins, Washington

National parks represent a treasure that we were astonished to find were frequented by foreigners more often than by U.S. citizens. When I asked my friends why they never went they all said the same thing. They were too far away and they could never get enough time off work to go. Vanabode solves these problems head first. The book demonstrates how to make both the time and the money to visit these extraordinary national gems for months at a time. Half Dome reflection at Yosemite National Park image © Starletdarlene - Dreamstime.com

Lucille currently hitting northern California

Charles Saunders from the Literary Travel Network

Anthony and Margaret Thomason from Miami

from an award winning travel innovations essay 2009

Goat Rock State Park offers a rugged far out landscape to enjoy. Far from the crowds here you can find peace and a lot of things to do. Can you see the beach? Can you see the rocky cliffs? Can you see the hiking trails? The whales, seals, fish, deer, birds and more abound here. You just need the time to take it all in. We were here for a week and this place is spellbinding.

anonymous from Toledo

Randy in Maui

Charlie Stevens born in Huntsville Alabama

Steve Allistair

Thomas Kinsey, Boise

Todd in Oregon

Andy Brewster camping all over Canada

Robert from Wisconsin

Art from Trenton

Heath from Texas

Gerald lifelong traveler

Peggy March living in Arizona

Name withheld

Robert reporter for Valley Times

Right: Our rabbit bunny Bugsy traveled over 50,000 miles with us over 8 years and has seen a lot of action for such a little guy. He draws crowds like a magnet and for those purchasing Vanabode hundreds of pictures of him all over the US are available for viewing.

Cindy from the Outer Banks

Images above include fine art galleries we have visited, gorgeous beaches in California, museums, a pit bull that got hurt by a porcupine, Zion National Park, and my lovely wife Kelly sliding down a snowy mountain on Mount Charleston 45 minutes outside Las Vegas. My point is simple. If you Vanabode the way I lay it out for you in the book you will have time to do whatever YOU want to do, and you will have the money to do it FOREVER!

Abigail and Steve from Albany

Ken Stokes out of San Francisco

Mary Ann from Timberton

name withheld from California

Atlanta Rigors

anonymous for obvious reasons

Catherine McKinley in Biloxi

Abigail in San Francisco

Cubey May

Ken from Baltimore

Michael Barton from Amarillo

Candice Milroy

seriously grateful in Burlington

Brandon in Florida

Michelle from LA

Wally Jackson currently in Utah

Percy Parker - Louisiana

professor at a Florida Community College

reporter from Internet Radio

Donald Wynkoopie in Virginia

Sandra in Tennessee

Jennifer Straus in Ohio

Arnold Hamburg

Wayne Brooks from Chicago

impressed in New York State

anonymous travel writer

Peter Eastern in Temecula

Steve

Terence in Albany

Lee from Pennsylvania

I love spending time in the cooler seasons at Florida's beaches. Vanabode shows many secret and lesser known hot spots on the water for enjoying kayaking, swimming, dog walking, surfing, boating, fishing and wildlife photography. Better still I show you how to stay on the water for a month for what others pay to say a weekend.

Samantha

retired name withheld

Andrew from New Hampshire

California beaches are astonishing though they are much colder than Florida. In Vanabode I explore and explain the differences and how you can enjoy the beaches on both coasts for next to nothing for months at a time.

Mandy from New York City

for real Aprilla in Nevada

Benjamin from Knoxville

Sandy from Ohio

Arthur from New Mexico

Vanabode traveling is not all outdoor camping in remote rugged places. We spend nearly half our time exploring museums, art galleries, festivals, zoos, botanical gardens, and national monuments. Above shows the incredible architecture of Balboa Park in California.

anonymous

Mark now playing poker in Las Vegas

John and Trish in Georgia

Tom Roberts in Charlottesville

Gertrude Anniston from Brooklyn

Tonya and Louis in LA

Marketa in Singapore

Abigail Sinclair the "coupon clipper" from Wellington

Stanley Gootney in Atlanta

Jack Worst, Hamilton Beach

Tammy out of Branson

the Artist in Taos: not THAT artist…ha

Greg in Viera

Lee from Nebraska

Vanaboding allows you the time to see more wildlife. You don't have to be in a hurry all the time so the things you see will be very interesting. We shot this rare wild goat in Glacier with a $150 camera. There are resources in the Vanabode book that point you to places to sell your photography if you decide to make money at it while traveling.

Sammy in Tucson

Italian columnist

Anna from the Daily

anonymous in Temecula

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so you can find this site again later. You may not have the time to read it all right now. Or, memorize the new term I coined and trademarked to explain how I do it - Vanabode. Then Google "Vanabode" later when you're ready to learn more. I have perfected the road trip by making it possible to do it forever cheaply.When you Vanabode the places you can visit and stay for weeks at a time will astonish you. Vanaboding makes it possible to afford both the time

money

Tammy R. out of Branson Missouri

Eileen Mathews in Detroit

Vanabode

Matt in Raleigh

Tamara in Maine

professional book reviewer

Bob Thomason in Montana

Sam Stout in Baja Mexico

Peter Arkins, Washington

National parks represent a treasure that we were astonished to find were frequented by foreigners more often than by U.S. citizens. When I asked my friends why they never went they all said the same thing. They were too far away and they could never get enough time off work to go. Vanabode solves these problems head first. The book demonstrates how to make both the time and

Lucille currently hitting northern California

Charles Saunders from the Literary Travel Network

Anthony and Margaret Thomason from Miami

from an award winning travel innovations essay 2009

Goat Rock State Park offers a rugged far out landscape to enjoy. Far from the crowds here you can find peace and a lot of things to do. Can you see the beach? Can you see the rocky cliffs? Can you see the hiking trails? The whales, seals, fish, deer, birds and more abound here. You just need the time to take it all in. We were here for a week and this place is spellbinding."I know it sounds corny but I think you may have saved my marriage with this book. When I bought Vanabode I was very depressed and I thought my wife was leaving me for sure. When I showed her the plans you outline she changed her mind and broke down in tears and said "Lets go together, please, please, don't you see I just want to spend time with you. I am sick of all the stress that is tearing us apart. I wanted to leave this life that has become such a grind, not leave YOU!", anonymous from Toledo

Randy in Maui

Charlie Stevens born in Huntsville Alabama

Steve Allistair

Thomas Kinsey, Boise

Todd in Oregon

Andy Brewster camping all over Canada

Robert from Wisconsin

Art from Trenton

Heath from Texas

Gerald lifelong traveler

Peggy March living in Arizona

"When I read your line 'Vanaboding is about spending time living a fun life rather than spending money trying to buy a fun life' I was stunned. This is exactly what I have been doing for 20 years, trying to earn enough money to buy our family a fun life. Thank you so much for clarifying this and helping me on my way to finally living a fun life. The resources and advice you provide in your book are priceless, at least for me they are." Name withheld

Robert reporter for Valley Times

Cindy from the Outer Banks

Images above include fine art galleries we have visited, gorgeous beaches in California, museums, a pit bull that got hurt by a porcupine, Zion National Park, and my lovely wife Kelly sliding down a snowy mountain on Mount Charleston 45 minutes outside Las Vegas. My point is simple. If you Vanabode the way I lay it out for you in the book you will have time to do whatever YOU want to do, and you will have the money to do it FOREVER!"I was very skeptical. For example, how do you take a bath while traveling and living out of a van? (he calls his hybrid version Vanaboding) How do you cook? How do you use the bathroom? I bought the book and I have to admit, he does show you numerous, I repeat numerous, simple practical ways to do all of these and more. He tackles the hard stuff head on. I am very satisfied with my purchase of this book. Permission granted to print this" Abigail and Steve from Albany

Ken Stokes out of San Francisco

Mary Ann from Timberton

name withheld from California

Atlanta Rigors

anonymous for obvious reasons

Catherine McKinley in Biloxi

Abigail in San Francisco

Cubey May

Ken from Baltimore

Michael Barton from Amarillo

"The references and resources listed in this book are worth the cover price alone" Candice Milroy

seriously grateful in Burlington

When was the last time you spent a month enjoying the beach? When you Vanabode you can choose to spend your time on the snow white calm beaches on Florida's West Coast, or the small wave surfer happy capital of the United States on Florida's East Coast, or the rugged shoreline of Northern California with abundant wildlife watching and nighttime driftwood fires, or southern California's famous beaches where celebrities and big wave surfers share the ocean with whales, sea lions, harbor seals and other wildlife. I encourage you to get a copy of Vanabode today and start planning your new life. I make it easier than you think. I promise. If for any reason you are hesitating please email me and tell me what it is that's stopping you. I want to hear from you and I want to help you find your way.

Brandon in Florida

Michelle from LA

Wally Jackson currently in Utah

Percy Parker - Louisiana

professor at a Florida Community College

reporter from Internet Radio

Donald Wynkoopie in Virginia

Sandra in Tennessee

Jennifer Straus in Ohio

Arnold Hamburg

Wayne Brooks from Chicago

impressed in New York State

anonymous travel writer

Peter Eastern in Temecula

Steve

Terence in Albany

Lee from Pennsylvania

Samantha

retired name withheld

Andrew from New Hampshire

California beaches are astonishing though they are much colder than Florida. In Vanabode I explore and explain the differences and how you can enjoy the beaches on both coasts for next to nothing for months at a time."I had a former lover stalking me viciously, seriously. I bought the book because the author promised to show me how to disappear into America. I wasn't disappointed. He showed me how to register my vehicle in a trusts name so the tags could not be run against my name. I was able to comfortably leave my old life behind while raising my standard of living. Thank you, thank you, thank you" Mandy from New York City

for real Aprilla in Nevada

Benjamin from Knoxville

Sandy from Ohio

Arthur from New Mexico

Vanabode traveling is not all outdoor camping in remote rugged places. We spend nearly half our time exploring museums, art galleries, festivals, zoos, botanical gardens, and national monuments. Above shows the incredible architecture of Balboa Park in California."This book does not disappoint. The author has thought everything through and obviously he and his wife are living it. There is just no way he could include this much detail if they weren't" anonymous

Mark now playing poker in Las Vegas

John and Trish in Georgia

Tom Roberts in Charlottesville

Gertrude Anniston from Brooklyn

Tonya and Louis in LA

Marketa in Singapore

Abigail Sinclair the "coupon clipper" from Wellington

Stanley Gootney in Atlanta

Jack Worst, Hamilton Beach

Tammy out of Branson

the Artist in Taos: not THAT artist…ha

Greg in Viera

Lee from Nebraska

Vanaboding allows you the time to see more wildlife. You don't have to be in a hurry all the time so the things you see will be very interesting. We shot this rare wild goat in Glacier with a $150 camera. There are resources in the Vanabode book that point you to places to sell your photography if you decide to make money at it while traveling."I've got your book. I've got your plan. This time next year I'll be writing you from Yellowstone" Sammy in Tucson

Italian columnist

Anna from the Daily

anonymous in Temecula

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