Month: November 2017

(Nov. 30, 2017) -- Today’s guest is Todd Henson, the director of sales and marketing at RV Warranty Connection, which is headquartered in Athens, Texas. The company offers extended warranties to people who buy RVs from third-party sellers. All the buyers need to do is get the RV inspected to qualify for the same types of warranties available from the same companies that provide them to RV dealers. Henson explains what the warranties cover and what they don’t, and he describes other services that are available to RV owners, such as tire and wheel protection and emergency roadside assistance.

(Nov. 30, 2017) -- Words from the Latin root word “grat” have to do with being pleasing. “Gratus” is to be thankful, which became “grateful.” “Gratis,” meaning esteem or favor, evolved as “gracious.”

(Nov. 30, 2017) -- One of the countless perks of full time RVing is opportunity for new experiences, big or small!

(Nov. 30, 2017) -- You would think that with such a novel lifestyle as a traveler has, that it would be impossible to fall into the kind of day-after-day routines that one experiences living a stationary life.

(Nov. 30, 2017) -- Tom thought the campground dinner was enough of a Thanksgiving celebration, but Nicolas was off for the actual Thanksgiving holiday (and Friday and Saturday!), and I wanted to make my own dinner . . . so I bought a turkey!

(Nov. 30, 2017) -- Sharonne Lee, senior director, education, said: “It was fascinating to see the depth of skill and knowledge that these techs possess when it comes to the complexities of RV maintenance and repair processes.”

(Nov. 30, 2017) -- A new outdoor waterpark is being built near the Chincoteague Island KOA campground, according to Blue Water Development Corporation.

(Nov. 30, 2017) -- Boulder Beach Campground is getting a face-lift and receiving more than $3 million in improvements.

(Nov. 30, 2017) -- More people than ever are loading up their "pic-a-nic baskets'' and following Yogi Bear and Boo-Boo Bear to Jellystone Park.

(Nov. 30, 2017) -- Ossipee residents narrowly voted down spending $1.2 million to create a town beach, which would have been the first on Ossipee Lake in decades.