Demand more fuel-efficient rigs
byI agree with RVTravel.com editor Chuck Woodbury when he says: “After my visit to Scotland, where I saw more recreational vehicles in one day…
Newseum: Impressive … next stop American Art Museum
byStopped by the relatively new Newseum on Pennsylvania Ave. NW in Washington D.C. The Website is very complete and lists all the information one…
Slow economy takes toll on outdoor recreation
byRichard N. Velotta writes on the In Business Las Vegas Web site that the weak economy continues to slam boat and recreational vehicle dealerships….
Navigating around Washington, D.C.
byIt feels like one is navigating through water today in Washington, D.C. It’s pouring rain … accompanied by the high winds caused by Tropical Storm…
Art, art and more art in D.C.
byVisited one of my favorite art museums in Washington D.C.–The Phillips Collection in the DuPont Circle area. Although I’ve stopped into this modern art…
AARP Life@50 is off and running
byAARP’s Life @ 50 officially starts in just a few minutes with special guest Regis Philbin. More than 25,000 are here. Advance registration began yesterday, along with tours…
Another great Delaware destination — Rohoboth Beach
byJust a few miles south of Lewes is Rehoboth Beach with a delightful boardwalk just a few feet from the Atlantic Ocean. This is…
Delaware beach destination — historic Lewes and Cape Henlopen State Park
bySpent Labor Day touring historic Lewes, Delaware. Many charming homes remain, including Captain Charles W. Johnston’s Queen Anne Victorian house (pictured at right). A perfect place…
Gustav is the big news today
byRiveted to Weather.com. Hope all you RVers are hunkered down, miles and miles from the path of Hurricane Gustav. The center of Gustav made…
A couple of days in Delaware
bySightseeing around the state of Delaware. Toured downtown Dover, the state’s capital, and viewed the Legislative Building. The city has many beautiful colonial structures….