This is a simple deploy process for static HTML files. There’s a lot of people who have written about this approach. Here’s my take. Incidentally, this is how this blog is deployed. You could also modify the process to deploy projects that use a server, which I’ll talk about that at the end. The only thing you need is git. And once you get it set up, you can deploy with a git push.

On the maiden voyage of my new bed platform, I decided to tour northern Idaho. I was born in Idaho, but had never been north of Riggins, at least to my memory. So this was a good opportunity to explore more and test out my setup. I went up the 95, then east on the 12. Last cell reception was Kooskia, a beautiful little town where I took a moment to have a snack and watch the river run past me.

A few friends of mine have bed platforms and other forms of mobile living setups. This will be the third summer I have spent traveling, and I knew I wanted a better setup this time around. I started watching YouTube videos to see what others had done, and when I saw Kennedy Carey’s setup, I knew that was what I wanted. I was attracted to the speed, agility and gas mileage of an SUV, but with a bed and a pull out kitchen.

I arrived at Trestle Creek just as the sun was setting. I was keeping an eye out for a forest service road going off to the right, away from Lake Pend Orielle. At the first pullout to the right I saw a motorcycle with saddlebags, a campfire, and a man walking around shirtless. Something about that made me feel right at home. The next pullout spot was empty, and I took it.