Back in Pacific Inland Northwest — RV and tent camping country
byChange is definitely in the air with the beginning of the incredible autumn months … warm days, cool nights. Perfect RV and tent camping weather….
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Left Austin … now in Denver
byBoth Austin and Denver a little soggy today. Right now I’m posting from Denver International Airport on its free WiFi. Austin airport is outfitted…
Austin: ‘A City Within a Park’ … from hiking, biking trails to RV campgrounds
byThe Parks and Recreation Department calls Austin: “A City Within a Park.“ One of the many great features of this central Texas city is its extensive…
Austin to Dallas and back – few RVs on road
byIt must be a little early for snowbirds heading for the Gulf Coast. Very few RVs on the 200-mile stretch on I-35 between Austin…
Caught up with RVer Malia Lane; brunch at Chuy’s – a Tex-Mex Austin tradition
byHappy to say, I was able to connect for a brunch with fulltime RVer and writer Malia Lane at her home base at the…
In Austin for a few days … hope to catch up with RVer, author, gal pal Malia Lane
byAustin is one of my ‘second’ cities. I graduated from the University of Texas more than a few years ago and I keep coming…
Solo RVers in Australia circle rigs
byMembers of the solo network of the Campervan and Motorhome Club of Australia are in Biloela, Queensland, this week for a rally and lots of potluck…
Speaking of Ken Burn’s new film — ‘The National Parks: America’s Best Idea’
byMost RVers have camped under the stars in at least one of the 391 USA National Parks … many of us dream of visiting in…
Follow-up to Hiawatha Trail ride
bySix of us biked the incredible Route of the Hiawatha Rail-Trail a week ago. (See entry 9/8/09 for details on trail). Long-time bicyclist Jimmy Smith…
RV Habitat Care-A-Vanners pounding nails
byReceived a link to an interesting article about Habitat for Humanity’s RV Care-A-Vanners from RV group leaders Mary and Tony Campbell. It’s talks about Habitat’s (mostly retirees)…