
Life Elevated!
Who needs a house up on a hill,
When you can have one on four wheels
And take it anywhere the wind might go
You don’t ever have to mow the yard
Just hang a map and throw a dart
Pray to God the engine starts and go
Water and electric and a place to drain the septic
Any KOA is A-OK as long as I’m with you
So come on hitch your wagon
To the living room I’m draggin’
If I can’t bring you to my house
I’ll bring my house to you
Parking lots and county lines
[?] market signs
Where the buffalo and antelope roam
Greetings from Niagara Falls
One more postcard for the wall
Off in our home sweet home away from home
Water and electric and a place to drain the septic
Any KOA is A-OK as long as I’m with you
So come on hitch your wagon
To the living room I’m draggin’
If I can’t bring you to my house
I’ll bring my house to you
In Washington, in Idaho
In Oregon and away we go
To Tennessee and Arkansas
No we won’t stop ’til we’ve seen ’em all
‘Til we’ve seen ’em all
So what else could you ask for?
You don’t even need a passport
To see the whole world from our living room
So come on hitch your wagon
To the happiness I’m draggin’
If I can’t bring you to my house
I’ll bring my house to you
If I can’t bring you to my house
I’ll bring my house to you
It don’t matter where we go
We’ll never be alone
Anywhere besides you
Is a place that I’ll call home
“My House” By Kacey Musgraves
Thanks to Philip for finding my new anthem! 🙂
In celebration of my one-year Teardrop anniversary, here are some of my favorite photos of the Raven & the Rattler all over North America:

Capitol Reef National Park, Utah

Trading Post Teardrop near Mesa Verde, Colorado

At the “North Pole!”

Pawnee National Grasslands in eastern Colorado

Vedauwoo Rocks, Wyoming, after getting my solar panel installed

On the road to Butch Cassidy’s Outlaw Cave in eastern Wyoming

Dinosaur National Monument!

One of my favorite free campsites of the summer near Cedar Breaks, Utah

Welcome to Nevada! One of my all-time favorite driving states.

Highway 50: the Loneliest Road in America!

Main Street in Eureka, Nevada

Teardrop Meets the Pacific

Kickin’ it on California’s Lost Coast

Welcome to Oregon!

Mount Hood!

Oregon Lava Fields

Boondocking by Mount Saint Helens

Mount Rainier Drive-By

Into Canada! Heading North to Alaska!

Vanderhoof: The Geographical Center of British Columbia

Driving the Alaskan Highway!

Outside the General Store in Hyder, Alaska

Boondocking by the Salmon Glacier on the border of BC and Alaska

The Yukon’s Signpost Forest

Welcome back to the USA!

Crossing Montana

Into North Dakota

North Dakota Sunflowers!

World’s Largest Petrified Wood Park in Lemon, South Dakota

Cruising through the Badlands

A stopover in Egon’s Teardrop workshop for upgrades and minor repairs after our summer on the road!

Visiting my 5th Great Lake: Ontario!

Teardrop’s First Snow, in Vermont

The Teardrop’s Winter Berth in Strasburg, Pennsylvania

Back East on the Blue Ridge Parkway

Paris, Tennessee

Camping in Kansas

Return to New Mexico!
For more info on my Teardrop check out my previous posts: A Teardrop Is Born, My Teardrop on the Tiny House Blog and also my video-tour of the Rattler. Stay tuned for another summer on the road!
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Mary Caperton Morton is a freelance science and travel writer with degrees in biology and geology and a master’s in science writing. A regular contributor to EARTH magazine, where her favorite beat is the Travels in Geology column, she has also written for the anthologies Best Women's Travel Writing 2010 and Best Travel Writing 2011. Mary is currently based in western Colorado. When she’s not at the computer she can usually be found outside -- hiking, skiing, climbing mountains and taking photographs. Visit her website at www.marycapertonmorton.com.
Love that song!
A. B Guthrie said something like ” Ain’t no road half as pretty as the one that lays ahead.” Maybe true of homes too.
Happy trails, some already travelled, some still waiting for you to visit; enjoy!
I’d love to se an interior shot. Where’d you get that thing?
Ok, I’ll post some interior pix soon. You can also take a video tour here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgqRDKk7e-w. I bought it in Nebraska from the guy who made it. The design is his own creation and it’s an absolute gem!