An Emergency RV Roof Replacement “on the road”
On the road emergency rv roof replacement – here’s why and why I chose xtrm-pvc roof material…
RV Lifestyle and Exceptional Places to Camp and Visit
Travelin’ Across Texas – A visit to two Pre- and Post Civil War Forts
RV Lifestyle: An inspirational visit to two 19th Century U.S. Army forts
My First Experience with a DUST STORM in my RV – and – it was a NASTY one…
Traveling in an RV camper and a dust storm comes upon you? How to recognize a dust storm AND how to survive it…
A visit to the border – an RV’ers perspective…
An RV’er visits the border – and my findings were eye-opening…
A Winter RV Destination: Texas Hill Country
Winter in Texas Hills country – one of the best places to be during the winter in an RV camper… here’s why –
Texas Extreme Cold – It’s NEVER happened before (to this extreme) and it may not repeat in our lifetimes again…
The exceptional Texas Arctic Outbreak – an RV’ers perspective from one who experienced it
A Visit to Front Sight Firearms Training Institute – Hands-on Self-Defense Handgun Training
Many RV’ers travel with weapons – Front Sight is a GREAT organization that can teach you how to handle your weapon and/or improve your skills. I know – I did.
Goldfield Nevada – Living History in a Real Ghost Town
In my 9 years (thus far) “on the road”, Goldfield Nevada is a unique find. About a 50 mile drive from Area 51, located along U.S. Rt. 95 – a main artery connecting northern and southern Nevada, and a solid 3 hour drive from Las Vegas, sits the truly strange and historic town of Goldfield, … Read more
More Nevada Desert – and MORE Ghost Towns – An in-depth look at Berlin, Nevada, and why it is a FASCINATING visit.
In my prior post, I shared a bit about my stay in Mina, Nevada – in the heart of the Nevada desert, surrounded by hundreds of miles of off-road trails, and by SEVERAL ghost towns. In this post, I will share three ghost towns with you, Berlin, Ione, and Luning. Berlin, Nevada – an incredibly … Read more
Autumn in Nevada: RV Travel through Deserts, easy access to Ghost Towns, and a real solid taste of America
Nearly 9 years on the road and this is the first time I’m spending any real time in Nevada. I entered this amazing state (with a dud for a governor) a few weeks ago and found a few recurring themes as I traveled from the northeast corner to the southwest desert. The people are friendly … Read more
