Greetings, My name is Reed Rombough, I hold no authority in this community of van dwellers. My opinion and my message hold no weight. This message is not designed to command you to… Continue reading
As Jimmy Chin said, “the best alpinists have the worst short term memory.” I may not consider myself an alpinist, but I think this rings true for many climbers of all styles. My… Continue reading
I’ve always wondered about the idea of freedom in America. Sure, we have our rights, outlined throughout the constitution that define us as a free nation, a society free of oppression. However, I… Continue reading
I had searing pains in my hip for the 8 mile approach to snow line on our last attempt of a Mount Rainier summit. So sharp at times, I felt like I had… Continue reading
I realized after my last post that I had yet to update my website with my van news. I bought a 2003 Dodge Sprinter with 156,000 miles for a steal back in late… Continue reading
You know, it’s funny how I lose the urge to write when I’m on a working stint. Almost like my creativity is snuffed and reignited when I’m back on the road traveling and… Continue reading
I typically try to orient my writing around adventure or travel and steer clear of emotional writing. This piece however digs deep into myself. I carry multiple notebooks with me everywhere. I have… Continue reading
There was an ambient sound of water that seemed to fill the air all the same as a haze. It’s a continuous white noise, changing only in decibel and never disappearing. The water… Continue reading
The morning we left Pokhara, the six of us took two cabs to the bus station from the Lakeside area. Our friend and guide, Santosh, met us at the bus station where we… Continue reading
I arrived in Kathmandu on October 1, 2015. My brother, and our three good friends were due to arrive two hours after me, but China Southern canceled their flights due to Nepal’s lack… Continue reading
