Month: March 2019

Each of us face those types of pressures all the time. People come into our lives to kill our hope, steal our dreams, and destroy our confidence. Or they seek to destroy our relationships, steal our peace, and kill our knowledge of who we really are and why we were created. Source

Today’s guest is is Jim Westover, the vice president of product development and sales for Jellystone Parks. Jellystone is hosting a one-day seminar in Phoenix April 27 for prospective campground owners. Jim explains the purpose of the meeting and what types of topics will be discussed, and describes some of the networking opportunities that will be offered for people to connect with company officials and Jellystone Park owners. Source

"I'm very worried right now that with Hymer in receivership, that nobody will ever take responsibility for these very dangerous situations," said Carswell. He estimates that more than 30% of North American Class B RVs are impacted by one or both of the situations. Source

The St. Louis County Planning Commission, on Thursday, unanimously backed a plan to expand an RV park at Daisy Bay Resort on Lake Vermilion despite boisterous opposition from neighbors of the property. Source

Palmetto State Park is worth the visit simply because it’s unlike anything else in Texas. Here’s how to get the most of your visit. Source

Those that have followed my blog for the past ten years or so know that I have a fascination with the gold rushes that have occurred in North America, and I have visited all of the gold rush sites in the eleven western states, British Columbia, and Yukon. Source

On May 12, 1919, the Michigan Legislature established the Michigan State Park Commission, paving the way for our state parks system. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is celebrating this milestone throughout the year with special events, podcasts, historical stories, videos, geocaching and more. Source

We traveled up to Rockport one Friday afternoon to see if Tom could find his “Oysters Rockefeller” at the Oysterfest, but that didn’t work out . . . the festival didn’t open until the evening, and from talking to some people he found out that it’s more of a carnival – with more “fair food” than oysters. Source

In my last Friday Photos post, I shared lots of street photos from our Los Algodones Dentist visit and promised pics from some of the sweet boondocking spots we found along our way while driving from Southern California to the Texas Hill Country in just a few days. Source

"Whether suppliers are trying to expand market share, or they are interested in face-to-face time with their existing clients, this expo is an event people won't want to miss," Jeremiah explained. Source