After retiring from the navy Walter Grant and his wife, Charlene, began making plans for living under their hats; they turned in the tent used on weekend camping trips for an Airstream and became Fulltimers. There was no way Charlene was going to leave her cat behind, so the three of them set out on a 12 year odyssey, without plans, schedule, or destination to discover their heritage. They lived in five different RVs, drove three tow vehicles into theåç ground, and traveled half a million miles crisscrossing North America from San Diego to James Bay, from Key West to the Arctic Circle and points in between. Charlene made a final entry in her log the day Honeybee slipped her earthly bonds and shortly thereafter the Grants gave up Fulltiming; life on the road was not the same without Honeybee. The three now live above the "Sixty" in houses without wheels; Walter and Charlene reside in Anchorage; Honeybee lives in her "Spirit House" on Teslin Lake.