Month: June 2019

We’re still enjoying the magnificent Adirondack region of upstate New York, where we’ve been for a couple weeks now researching for one of our future Seven Day Adventure Guide ebooks. Source

We do a bunch of boondocking on BLM and Forestry lands and dry camping in National, State and County parks. Because of this we often find ourselves without electrical hookups and no way to run our rooftop air conditioner to cool the RV during hot days. Source

“But with our solid cover case, you couldn’t see these lights we had inside. They light in sequence helping to diagnose problems,” said Thomas. “We were keeping our little three-light sequence secret from your view with the solid cover.” Source

Grande Prairie RCMP have been called to a number of incidents from all across GP of late, having reported to approximately 20 incidents. No timeline of how long this has been occurring was released. Source

Orthwein honored by Cornell Business School ☀ Quarterback Dan Marino joins team at RV Advisor ☀ Wildwood RV Village announces expansion plans Source

I don't even remember the root causes of the Great Federal Shutdown of 2013, but, does it really matter? It's the same story every time it happens. One political party wanted to make a statement for political points, and the American taxpayer who funds all the foolishness of Washington was caught in the middle. Source

KZ restructures its leadership team ☀ Meyer Distributing to carry Offgrid Outdoor Gear ☀ New Horizons gears up for inaugural Ambassadors Days Source

The adage “they don’t make ‘em like that anymore” goes double for RVs and travel trailers. Today's lighter rigs deliver better fuel economy and still manage to add modern extras: microwaves that double as convection ovens, multiple TVs, overstuffed sofas that recline. Source

Camping is something my family and I have only recently started doing, within the last three years, but it has quickly become one of our favorite summertime activities. That being said, camping with kids can be challenging. You aren’t just planning a quick getaway where you can pack for a few nights and leave behind some unmade beds. Source

A council of citizens that advises the Bureau of Land Management about public lands is supporting a plan to add more campgrounds to the Rabbit Valley area. Source