Feb 26 2008
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Driving An RV. How Old Is Too Old?
A Lug_Nut pondering thought. A while ago, while staying in an RV resort, I got to thinking about the aging population. Of those that enjoy RVing today many are in the upper middle age group. This is particularly true when looking at the people that own larger RV’s like motor homes and 5th wheel trailers [...]
Our Alaska Trip Part XXVI The Weather in Alaska
This is the 26th in a continuing series about our trip through Canada to Alaska Our caravan has arrived at its 23rd stop in 48 days. We have seen an incredible amount of geography from Washington State through British Columbia and Alaska, with a glimpse of Alberta. This series has focused, not on the scenery, history [...]
VIDEO: The Most Civilized Thing in the World?
“Long Long Honeymoon” is now available on DVD — see ALL the videos, PLUS original commentary soundtracks. A great gift for any RVer! CLICK HERE for more information.” Several years ago, my brother and his family lived in Detroit. I thus visited the Motor City many times. While we spent much of our time just [...]
Daily Preventive Maintenance Travel Checks
We just returned from a five week long RV trip, traversing the country from east to west and back again. Something I noticed that surprised me is the majority of RVers I saw at the campground did not take a minute or two to check the fluid levels in their RV or tow vehicle after arriving [...]
The Rally – our Last Day
by Chris Guld, www.geeksontour.com We’ve been here at The Rally in Louisville, KY this week and we’ve been hanging out in the RV.net booth. It’s so fun to have all the people come by and say how much they love RV.net! Here’s a group that I made repeat it for the camera: We’ve had our share of [...]
Our Alaska Trip Part XXV Time Is Precious
This is the 25th in a continuing series about our trip through Canada to Alaska Let’s start with a question: “What is Wrangell-St. Elias?” [answer below] Our caravan is designed to give us a sampler of what Alaska has to offer. It’s like trying to see all of Colorado or North Carolina in two days. It makes [...]
National forest boondocking: Fire safety
By Bob Difley Already we’re three-quarters of the way through July in a year that could be the hottest on record. The bark beetle is killing trees in western forests. Fire prone tinder is building up on the forest floor. And the dry, hot weather will soon bring on wildfire season. This is when we RVers must [...]
One Tank Trip for North Dakota Camping
This One Tank Trip seen in the Woodall’s 2010 North American Campground Directory. Visitors to North Dakota have a diverse range of expectations when it comes to their vacation, but one thing everyone agrees on is that there are fewer places on the map where you’ll receive a warmer, friendlier welcome. It’s fitting, then, that “Dakota” [...]
One Tank Trip for Saskatchewan Camping
This One Tank Trip seen in the Woodall’s 2010 North American Campground Directory. Rough and ready, that’s Saskatchewan. Boasting a mix of prairie life coupled with mountains and lakes, rivers and streams, as well as a bustling metropolitan scene, the “Land of Living Skies” is filled with enough adventure and excitement to satisfy even the most [...]
The Accuracy and Worth of Onboard Fuel Monitors
As reported by Lug_Nut . Last week we looked at needed dash instruments and readouts required in the operation of your RV or tow vehicle. This week we will examine an option that may be a somewhat luxury that many already have, the fuel mileage onboard computer. Does it work and does it provide a [...]
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