GORGEOUS photos! what an awesome way to live. now do a story on the truck you converted--that's what brought me here!

Unbelievable photos. I am 71 and this was my first chance to see that part of the world. Thank you so much.

@Little letitia what grace and restraint you have shown in your reply to Legio. Speaks a lot about the person you are inside!! Now on to more pressing matters... You're a brave family. I have 3 daughters, and I literally never let them leave the front driveway without my eagle eyes on them. My youngest—now 28 and no children—is full of wanderlust. She worked at two National Parks here is the USA. She's gone of innumerable month long road trips. The moment she became 18 she said "C YA!" LOL My other two have children, but are still adventure seekers!! My mom was an adventurer. I was made afraid of EVERYTHING by my father...sadly. Someday I want to be like you—as free as the wind!! Bless your beautiful spirits!!! 😘

Awesome pictures. Wish western society would enable people to travel more. Seems like the first 5 years of life we get some freedom and then you get 12 - 18 years of school and then 45 years of work. If your luck and didn't die before that then you get some freedom back. Unless your poor or disabled and then you still can't enjoy freedom to explore.

This is the best education your son can get. What an amazing start in life you have given him. Well done!

i'm sure they've figured out the whole education thing for their son, people. This kid isn't even school aged yet. I bet he'll end up more gutsy, worldly and experienced than most 20 year olds

I'm more worried about the safety issue. Some of the areas they are traveling through are still torn up by wars. Just keep the family safe on your journey and keep those beautiful photos coming!

This is more than super awesome. Congratulations. Waiting to hear how and why Vladivostok and where to from here? Is India on your itinerary - would love to help/meet. Best. And like everyone else here - waiting to hear from about your truck!

Awesome. . . . Enjoy your time, traveling around the world as much u can. Never mind about money. Money can be found but no time . . So enjoy your time . . .

Awesome!!!!

Our plan is not the world but at least to do all of Australia when our wee girl is around 4.

I am really impressed by the journey and happy for you, however such endeavours always arise questions in me: 1. Your son is 4 years old, so he will not remember everything vividly. I would probably wait around 3 more ears to do it, but I understand it would interfear with school. 2. You sold everything, so how are you making money now to sustain yourselves? You are not working, you don't have retirement funds, you have no funds for your son's education and growing up. Don't you find this lifestyle short-sighted? Please do not take my wuestions as an attack, I am simply interested, how you see it all work out in the long term. I get that you probably make some money from blogging/vloging etc, but is it enough?

These photos are truly beautiful! Thank you for sharing your journey!

I can almost feel the heat, the sand and the rain through your photos. Inspiring.

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What do they do to make money to be able to travel?

Imagine the mpg on this beast. Show your kids the world and destroy it simultaneously.

These are truly amazing! Today we have these kids who are spoiled (like me) with basically everything they want. Well this kid already haves what he wants

Amazing photos and an excellent start to your young one's education too! I have a question though, in case I ever get a chance to travel overseas, where is the place that you said reminds you of Avatar located?

Congrats!!!

As a professional magician I have said that it is great to follow your dreams but not everyone can do this. 99% of the population has to keep society running with what are considered mundane jobs. When people announce their independence from mainstream society I always see it as a form of arrogance. The pictures are nice but we don't really need to hear about how great your nonconformist life choices are.

Can i ask - anyone here from Vladivostock

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Great pictures and fun for another lovely preiviledged Westerner couple and huge amount of fossil fuel waste because of some romantic ideas about old trucks - thanks for destroying our beautiful world with stupid trips like this !