Can you identify a Stroke?
First I want to apologize to my readers, we have been working on finding and buying a house and have had several close calls but came up short on each of them for one reason or another. We do have to...
View ArticleFull-timing, RV’ing and your health!
From the desk of Firedude In this blog I’ll discuss the issues of health and well being specifically with full-timers, but it really applies to everyone. I can’t stress the importance of regular...
View ArticleAre you ready for the unexpected??
From the desk of Firedude My last blog was regarding RV’ing/Full-timing and your health. This one is a spin off from that. In this blog I want to make sure potential full-timers and others are aware...
View ArticleOur Grand Adventure and Parking the Rig
RV Parking “on the Road” Our Grand Adventure is moving along swimmingly. We have traveled from the Pacific Northwest down the magnificent coastline to Southern California. But a common problem with a...
View ArticleMoving and Preexisting Conditions.
First off, I want to say to my readers (if any of you remember me) that I am sorry I haven’t written anything lately. Life outside of camping and RV.Net sometimes takes all of your time. So, let me...
View ArticleYour Body, Time for Scheduled Maintenance.
This time of year most of us are planning on getting our campers and Tow vehicles or toads in shape for camping. We are changing oil and putting in new batteries and cleaning awnings and all the other...
View ArticleRVers with Special Needs
Many people with special needs find that they can travel in comfort and convenience in an RV. More than a dozen manufacturers offer RVs and conversion vans with features such as wheelchair lifts or...
View ArticleSix Words About Your RV Life
Hello intrepid travelers, Calling all wordsmiths, writers, witty individuals or families…can you condense your RV and camping experiences and expectations into six words? I double dog dare ya to share...
View ArticleOur Alaska Trip Part XVII Going It Alone With the Group
This is the 17th in a continuing series about our trip to Alaska Monday and Tuesday are free days for members of the caravan, a chance to drive or fly to the Arctic Circle or some other desolate...
View ArticleDriving An RV. How Old Is Too Old?
A Lug_Nut pondering thought. A while ago, while staying in an RV resort, I got to thinking about the aging population. Of those that enjoy RVing today many are in the upper middle age group. This...
View ArticleREACTING WHEN AN MI STRIKES
By Barry Zander, Edited by Monique Zander, the Never-Bored RVers We were fortunate to have several highly experienced nurses among the travelers on our caravan trip to the Canadian Maritimes this...
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