The urge to get out there and explore the world is common to many of us, but it's always worthwhile to expand our thoughts on how we travel to break out of a rut... or to get into one. We brought in Chris Devereaux, an integral part of the Texas Overland community, to talk about this way, or lifestyle, that so many people have gravitated to. The idea, find as much enjoyment, adventure, and experience as you can while traveling, not just when you arrive at a destination. Finding lesser-known and lesser-used paths, negotiating with nature a bit more on her terms, and more can add up to memories that either enhance your travel or even become the reason you travel. Check out this episode with Chris Devereaux, Cody Kneupper, and Clint Sandberg on the RV Small Talk Podcast!
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