Month: April 2019

Whether your lessons comes through friendships made, tours taken, museums visited or even people helped, education is available to all who are willing to learn and be creative in searching for resources. Source

As I watched The Passion of the Christ again this year, I paid attention to the various types of people and groups who were depicted in the film and the roles they played in executing Christ. It was profound because I saw myself as a member of nearly every group at some point in my life. Source

On this week’s episode of Rollin' On TV, the show revisits Sportsmobile West, a company that builds Class B motorhomes, and then Mark and Dawn Polk, from RV Education 101, offer tips about buying a used RV. Source

The guest today is Alyssa Ravasio, the CEO of Hipcamp, a company that connects folks who like to camp with people and businesses with space to accommodate RVs. The site boasts having 300,000 campsites, ranches, vineyards, RV parks and public parks among its mix of host sites. She describes the requirements to be a host and what services need to be provided when it comes to power, restrooms, water, sewer and insurance – and whether they are required at all. Source

The firm indicated glowing reviews from unverified buyers are a “telltale sign of ‘fake’ reviews,” and said its findings showed they had become a “serious problem” in online shopping. Source

“Congratulations to all of our key dealer partners who achieved significant sales success last season. We look forward to another very strong year in 2019,” said Gary Conley, Lance Camper national sales manager. Source

The Barefoot Caravan will be manufactured in North America by NüCamp RV Source

A couple hundred aging trees blew over at the Cavendish campground, but it looks to be an average winter for damage and erosion at P.E.I. National Park, says Parks Canada. Source

The big storms that have been sweeping across the country causing problems for people from Texas to the Midwest are supposed to be here sometime this afternoon or evening, and the weatherman is predicting straight-line winds of up to 68 miles per hour, heavy rain, and the possibility of tornadoes. Source

The enclosed basin of Carrizo Plain is about 50 miles long and 15 miles wide. Drainage from the mountains flows into Soda Lake which is dry most of the year. The monument is undeveloped with a few historic sites under preservation. Source