Month: September 2018

(Sept. 5, 2018) -- Brown & Brown of Kentucky Inc., a subsidiary of Brown & Brown, Inc., has acquired substantially all of the assets of F&I Resources.

(Sept. 5 2018) -- Awareness is one of the first steps to prevention, so check out this list of the 10 things most often damaged on an RV and how to avoid the cause.

(Sept. 5, 2018) -- Our Dometic 9100 power awning is now over seven years old. Being that we are full-time RV snowbirds its seen a ton of sun. Much of that in the dry US desert southwest. The awnings fabric is starting to slowly disintegrate at its top section closest to the RV sidewall.

(Sept. 5, 2018) -- For many people, fall is the best season to go camping. The weather is cooler, there are usually fewer crowds than during the summer, and we can see all of the colorful fall foliage.

(Sept. 5, 2018) -- In July I had the opportunity to camp at Mill Creek Campground in Mackinac City, Michigan when Liberty Outdoors hosted its annual Tear Stock event there. It’s a large family owned campground started in 1965 and is still owned by the same family today.

(Sept. 5, 2018) -- We’ve had too much doom and gloom around here lately so as promised, we’re continuing with more gratuitous photos of our Alaska and Canadian food on the Alcan highway.

(Sept. 5, 2018) -- Aside from the peacefulness, the best thing about this campground was the location. Smack in the middle of a unique volcanic wonderland filled with cooled lava, towering volcanic mountains, and scenic forests, there is no lack of amazing things to explore within a short drive.

(Sept. 5, 2018) -- A line of thunderstorms brought rain, wind and much damage. Rain amounts varied with at least 6.5 inches in Spring Grove, 9.5 inches in Caledonia and 7.6 inches in Hokah, according to the National Weather Service.

(Sept. 5, 2018) -- Lodging and tourism facilities will reopen on the Havasupai Reservation more than a month after a catastrophic flash flood tore through the campground.

(Sept. 5, 2018) -- Wiscasset, the Federal Aviation Administration, and Chewonki Campground are nearing a settlement that would pay the campground $280,000 for an avigation agreement to remove numerous trees.