Disclaimer: Levi and I are in no way affiliated with or representing Sunguard products. We are simply detailing our experience with the product for those interested. Once we decided to spend the summer months in Las Vegas, Levi and I started making preparations to ready the RV for the extreme temperatures. Desert region means little to … Read more
This past summer (2017) was a bit out of the ordinary for us since we typically have one workamping job after the next lined up several months to a year in advance. We opted to visit both sides of the family in the month of May after working another winter/spring stint as camp hosts in … Read more
You can find us on the road in between workamping gigs, usually stopping in at truck stops some nights. They are quite possibly the most convenient and inexpensive overnight stays along our route, as opposed to always camping at costly RV parks. If you find yourself low on cash or energy, without reservations at a … Read more
Winter is almost upon us and if you and your traveling crew are planning on roughing it in cold weather, I’m talking places that can get near to below freezing, then protecting your water source should be a high priority. My wife and I have spent the last two winters work camping in Wichita, Kansas … Read more
I recently had the chance to see my parents in California. They actually full-time in their 5th wheel. While my dad helped with repairs on our rig, my mother shared her healthier spin on chocolate chip cookies. So if you want your cookie and to eat it too, here is the recipe. Beverly’s Bomb Cookies … Read more
The hot water in our RV suddenly stopped working. The water wasn’t cold; there was actually NO water coming out of the faucet. The cold water was working just fine. After doing a Google search, I was able to narrow the problem down to a malfunctioning check valve on the hot water heater. This valve … Read more
By land…by sea…even by air…we never take off on a venture without one or more of our RV toys. More often then not, we rely on this equipment to discover and experience various locations. Our most frequently used pieces are scuba diving equipment, pedal bikes, inflatable boat, and hiking gear. Other equipment seldom used but … Read more
Once again, we are in the process of packing up and setting off to our next destination. I’d like to say that we are up and out of a place within 15 or 20 minutes, but that typically isn’t the case. When it comes to packing up our 26 foot motorhome and leaving, we have … Read more
When my wife and I were first looking into full time RVing, we read lots of books and blogs about the subject. Every book or blog we read had the following one sentence for couples, “Make sure you love your traveling partner!” This was good advice, but it wasn’t specific. It didn’t help me much. … Read more
Just a heads-up: We receive commission from purchases made through links in this post, so if you decided to make a purchase, it will help us keep the site growing. We appreciate all of our readers, regardless. In the first video of this series, I went over the basics of using google maps to plan … Read more
