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FINDING AND MAINTAINING COMMUNITY WHILE ON THE ROAD

It can be difficult to build friendships on the road, given the impermanence of the lifestyle. And even once you’ve begun to develop a sense of community, there are things you need to do to maintain it while you’re on the road. Luckily, with a bit of intention and effort it’s possible to cultivate communities everywhere you go, and with the help of various mediums, you can maintain those friendships while you’re on the move. From gatherings to spontaneous encounters and classes, you need never feel lonely on the road.

Van Life Gatherings

As van life is growing in popularity, it’s becoming easier to find nomad-specific events, like the Open Roads Festival, which brings

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