Full-time RVer Mary Fountain’s wanderlust started at UC Berkeley in the 1950s. She chose not to live her life in a traditional way, and fresh out college she packed her suitcase and headed for Europe.
Years later, as a young widow in 1984, Mary, with her teenage son in tow, went to Africa with little money and no employment. She did, however, have a house-sitting gig on a coffee plantation in Kenya.
To see pictures from her ‘Africa’ years and read more about Mary’s travels click on Women RVers.blogspot.com
Photo: Mary Fountain drafts notes for her memoir about living in Africa. (Julianne G. Crane)
