We spent an entire month in Virginia and got to experience springtime’s highs and lows.
We divided our time between the Blue Ridge Mountains and our nation’s capital, helping friends and family with projects.
See what life held for this next leg of our travel season.
Clutter builds fast in any lifestyle, but we see it fast in RV life. Walk through some of the questions we’ve learned to ask ourselves as we try to keep our home peaceful and our rig towable! (And if you aren’t an RVer, these can still help you!)
After only 2 years of owning our RV sofa, it was bubbling and peeling. Reluctantly, I started the process of seeing if we could get it covered under warranty.
Lippert surprised me with their amazing customer service and warranty process–and some things that slowed the process down for us.
Leaving Arkansas, our landing gear wasn’t working right, so we headed for Pensacola to work around a short stay and a holiday.
This week is packed with the travel, the landing gear issue, a holiday meal experiment, and exploring a new area, as well as info on the NAS Pensacola MWR.
The Florida RV Super Show in Tampa is coming and there is a lot to know! Whether you are attending this show, or others, read this before you go for some helpful tips, links, and where to find us!
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Time to continue our journey south along the west coast! Today we are traveling into California, and passing Mount Shasta.
We’ve got a recap of what was different this time, what we were preparing for, and what we thought of the second campground on this travel journey–an honest review!
This was our first visit to Oregon, and we packed a LOT into just a few weeks.
While we have blogs on several of the stops, here’s a quick overview on both the life stuff, and the travel stuff.
Things go wrong–it’s a part of life, right? So when our RV’s license plate disappeared on the other side of the country, we had to come up with some fast solutions.
Here’s our story of what happened, how we dealt with it, and how we resolved it 3,000 miles from home.
Continuing our journey westward, this week we traveled from Omaha, Nebraska to Arco, Idaho, mostly along I-80 (the route of the Oregon Trail).
On long travel days and 1,200 miles of travel, we found free camping on cool nights, historical local stops, and took a turn north to stop for some R&R.
Leveling is a part of RV life. Heck, it’s a part of camping all together. It sucks walking on sloped ground, and even worse is trying to sleep on sloped anything. Here is was our process. Pull into a spot, use the the iPhone as a level, and check the bumper for left/right level. Guess…
