‘Extreme Makeover: Trailer Edition’ fantastic idea for returning vets
Here is a great project that could easily be replicated in communities across the country for deserving vets returning home from overseas … Friends…
USA Today features how Chinese are falling for RVing
While there are estimated to be only about 5,000 RV owners in China, a nation with more than 1.3 billion people–“change is coming fast,”…
Pendleton cowboys ‘n cowgirls, fine woolen blankets, great RV Short Stop
Pendleton, located in northeast Oregon, is internationally know for two things … the world-class Pendleton Woolen Mills and the world-class Pendleton Round-Up. It is…
Another edition of RV Travel newsletter has hit the inbox
Among other articles relevant to RVers, this week’s edition of RVTravel newsletter reports on how deadly important it is to be certain that all…
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Toppenish murals attract RVers
The Toppenish Mural Society annually recruits a group of western artists to design and complete new murals. Traditionally, on the first Saturday in June, artists…
Along U.S. 26 stop in Mitchell, Painted Hills
If you find yourself RVing in Oregon this summer, a pleasant two-lane highway is U.S. 26 cutting through the heart of the state from…
Crow Butte Park on the Columbia River
On the drive to The Rally in Redmond, Ore., last week, we stopped off for a picnic lunch at the Crow Butte Park about…
Alaskan Alison Vail writes about 10,000-mile RV trip exploring West with ailing husband
Alison Vail of Gridwood, Alaska, is one of those women who is impressive. The retired elementary school teacher of math and science is, at…
RVers Joanne and Larry Hogan retiring from road, sell us their one-ton
It was in January 2010 that we first cross paths with Joanne and Larry Hogan. We were visiting Canadian friends, Dave and Maisie Beattie,…
Small world of RVers–paths cross again after 18 months, 1,400 miles
In early January 2010, on a strip of BLM desert across from Parker, Ariz., Jimmy took an early morning bicycle ride with his buddy,…