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“When I get older, losing my hair, many years from now,” sang the Beatles. For those of us who laughed and sang those words, ‘many years ago,’ we may not have lost all our hair, but most of us are either Medicare eligible, or looking it in the face. Our fulltiming lifestyle may keep us […]
When Chicken Little trumpeted the alert that the sky was falling, to her, the initial response must have been gratifying. Depending on which version you read (or watch) the end of it all might not be so pleasant. For RVers who depend on the Global Positioning Satellite System as they make their way around the […]
Fulltime RVer or RVing snowbird, there’s a problem that all of us run into: Paying those dratted bills. If you’re on the road, sometimes mail just has a hard time catching up with you in a timely way. How can you keep up with the accounts?
Many RVers take advantage of automatic bill payment systems. A […]
As has been much publicized around rvtravel.com, a bill in the Maine legislature that would have killed off overnight parking in parking lots and elsewhere, has been withdrawn. No doubt the loud reaction of RVers and others who inundated Maine politicos caused the flip-flop. But just because the bill has been yanked, doesn’t mean the […]
You’ve got a state-issued driver license, right? So you’re “OK” to drive your rig in any state, right? That’s a qualified, “Maybe.” Each of the 50 states have an understanding with one another: Lawfully licensed drivers from other states may drive in everyone else’s state. But there are quirks that can affect RVers–and other motorists–that […]
In the hill country out west, it’s not uncommon to find 18-wheelers make the hard climb with ‘warning flashers a’blazin.’ To most of us RV folks, it just makes sense. After all, crawling up a steep grade and traveling far less than “freeway speed,” giving a bit of a warning to the folks coming up […]
We try our best to say positive things about state parks in general. It’s a tough job in times of tight budgeting–the legislature stands ready with the ax, and park administrators are stuck trying to keep “body and soul together.” The sad part is that at times, the RVing camping public is the one that […]
No matter where you go, you cannot escape the news of the new form of influenza. Newspaper headlines scream, and television news anchors look grim. It’s reached the point where one journalism professor had this to say to the Washington Post. “”Cable news has 24 hours to fill, and there isn’t 24 hours of exciting […]
