I realize in today’s hypersensitive America that a discussion of firearms and firearms law will automatically raise some folks’ hackles, so if you find yourself upset at the mere title of this blog, please refrain from reading further. As for…
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I know we all make sure we have our vehicle registration and insurance documents in our RV, but have you ever thought about the other valuable items you should have with you. No, I’m not an advocate of taking…
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One of my customers came in the other day and told me a story about how he and his wife had stopped at a rest stop to stretch their legs and give their puppy a little break. He headed into…
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I was reading an article recently about taking care of your home before you hit the road for an adventure in your home on wheels and it got me to thinking. I guess I do have a little routine…
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Let’s face it: the RV life is a grand one, but even the most gung-ho of us experience that creeping boredom on a long trip. Especially on those long road trips over routes we’ve traveled many times. How many times…
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As RVers I’m sure you’ve found yourself in that situation where you’re trying to merge or pull out into traffic and folks either won’t let you in, or you’re not moving fast enough for somebody and they try to zip…
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America is blessed with numerous cavern systems that are of such immense size The Average Joe doesn’t need to put on the helmet and light and go crawling through the claustrophobic cracks and passages to be able to enjoy them…
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Hatch, New Mexico, is a tiny village of slightly more than 1500 souls located on the Rio Grande in south central New Mexico 40 miles north of Las Cruces, NM on I-25. It had been settled since the 1850’s when…
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In a lot of these blogs we talk about great destinations in terms of natural wonders, or super fun activities for the whole family. Today I thought we could talk about a couple places where you can visit some truly…
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Well folks, it’s definitely starting to feel like a Texas summer here in mid-July! That oppressive heat and humidity that we all secretly started missing back in January or February has arrived with a vengeance after a super wet spring…
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