First, you should know that we're okay!

Second, the beauty of our campground hosting adventure is that we got out of it alive – but it was a close one.

After fourteen months of pain, denial, healing and stewing over what could have been, we are finally able to share our sorry work-camping story without having to post a red FOUL LANGUAGE warning at the top of the page.

We'd hoped to just keep it quiet, move on, nurse our wounds, wash our mouths out with soap and pretend it never happened. But trauma doesn't work that way. If you don't "go there" it will come and get you.

If what doesn't kill you makes you stronger, then we hope our story helps others.

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In Texas, finding yourself in the wrong place at the wrong time can end in tragedy, and finding yourself in the right place at the right time is a blessing. This is why we call it adventure.

Twenty-five miles south-east of downtown Amarillo – where Pico took his last breath – we retreated into a hole in the ground called Palo Duro.

Texans say this is the most scenic area of the Panhandle.

Palo Duro is the second largest canyon in the United States.

Click the "Continue Reading" button below for some beautiful canyon photos.

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Today is our 3,287th day on the road, and the first day of our 10th year of Forever Camping in our trusty rig, Beauty and The Beast, with us since Day One.

Nine years ago, living mobile held more mystery and intrigue. Today, house-free lifestyles are almost as normal as overpriced houses. 😉

Wherever Living in Beauty goes, we receive positive vibes, but occasionally, an unsolicited whopper 😏 pops outta nowhere.

Here are the top twenty whoppers we've heard first-hand about full-time travel.

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