Hello, I transit Port worth airport for 22hours. Is there any interesting place to visit short-term in Port worth?

Nomads in Orlando?

STANDING INVITE- I'd coffee or a beer in Audtin TX - Hey Hey Hey! Hello Everyone! Hope you are all having a great life and many exciting adventures! I am a musician, producer, and filmaker- I am about to be all over Europe- especially Berlin and Morocco- also Nepal and Paris soon I think. I am interested in meeting people and am actually looking for a collaborator/collaborators for music and film projects- so please feel free to drop me a message. I am not selling anything- HA! Nope I am a hardwroking artist- looking for likeminded cool people who are out on the road living a free life. Cheers! Mike 😁

Nomads in SF? I wanna go out at night

If anyone is travelling to the US on ESTA, I recommend checking out CBP MPC (mobile passport control) app. There are separate lines at immigration for this app users, and it doesn’t seem to be popular at all. I was the only today at ORD heading to that line. One of my smoothest immigration experiences in the U.S. so far.

I'm going to be in San Diego for all of September if anyone is over there (or nearby) and wanted to catch-up :)

Hi 👋🏼, does anyone have experience with USMobile? I am curious about coverage, hotspot usage and roaming outside the US… (also feel free to suggest any other service provider that also offers prepaid plans with eSIM). Thank you 🙏🏼

Anyone took flights with Volaris before?
They overcharged us and just took a different amount from our credit card than shown at checkout.

Where are you guys staying? would love to catch up for a coffee!

National City

Anyone in Oregon these days?

Hi everyone, my name is Max, and I’ve been traveling with a backpack and living a nomadic life for the past three years. I just finished converting my van, and I’m wondering what your favorite places are to spend the winter (it shouldn’t be too cold, since my van doesn’t have heating). I wanted to visit the U.S. national parks (for example, in Colorado, Utah, and Nevada). Is it too cold there in the winter?

I would say yes it is too cold without heat, but it is possible. You'll be fine with warm gear, but there will be nights your cooler will be to keep liquids from freezing.

Hey, what was your entry experience? (if you're non-US citizen / on a tourist visa)

I’m an AUS national so I got here on the ESTA and although the previous time i visited US was pretty seamless, this time was a shitshow… - got pulled into a room and wasted ~4 hours all up (lots of useless questions and details)

If you’ve got all the entry requirements right you’ll be fine but just be prepared that you might wasted a lot of time at border control i guess

Interesting. What airport, forgot to ask?

I did a van trip through death valley / joshua tree / grand canyon / arches / zion a couple years ago in jan / feb / march

my van didn't have heating either and it definitely gets cold. my sleeping bag was rated for sub zero temps so I was ok but my water in my water bottle would routinely freeze overnight

the grand canyon was covered in snow when I got there 😂

Hi Max. I also live in a van without heating. I usually spend the winter in Southern California. The closer you are to the coast the warmer is it going to be in the winter.

I feel everywhere else is going to be pretty cold. There are a lot of vanlifers who make it down to Baja, Mexico in the winter.

hey sorry for the late reply - i don't get notification if you don't reply to the message! this was for LAX

Hello - spending a month in the beautiful and weird Asheville, NC

Anyone in NYC this weekend?

Any bootstrapping founders here?