My wife and I are workamping in Wichita, Kansas for the winter season. Both of us enjoyed the Wizard of Oz when we were children, so when we heard about the Oz Museum and Oz Winery in Wamego, Kansas, we had to check it out. The Town Wamego is a small town of 4,000 people. […]
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RVers need to get water to their rig somehow. Using a fresh water hose does the trick. However, if you are living in your rig for an extended amount of time in multiple locations, potential problems can arise. RV park water pressure isn’t always consistent or safe, constantly hooking and unhooking the hose can add
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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
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Setting up the RV Starbuck (our trusty motorhome) set anchor in Goldfield, Nevada the first weekend of June (2015) with one dog, three cats, my husband, and me in tow. We stayed about three days in town, but still don’t feel like this was nearly enough time to experience all this place rich in history
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Lake Features Pyramid Lake, named for its cone-shaped formations in and around it, is an almost 30-mile-long haven sitting at the western end of Nevada. The Truckee River flows into Pyramid Lake. These crisp, blue saline waters can reach a depth of 350 feet. During the summer, average water temperature is around 75 degrees Fahrenheit
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We don’t normally post things like this on our page as it has nothing to do with RVing. However, with great sorrow, we said goodbye to a dear friend. Marilyn Duckro was a beautiful soul. She was always filled with enough wisdom to make you think and enough blunt words said in such a way to
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Donner Memorial State Park allows visitors to turn back the clock and experience a time period of exploration, tragedy, and triumph for not only the infamous Donner Party but the many diverse populations that inhabited this at times lush and other times treacherous terrain. Located in Truckee, California along Interstate 80, the park is a mere wrinkle
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There is only one town that can cram all aspects of the Wild West within a span of a few blocks. Virginia City, once a place of hustle and bustle of everyday life for Nevadans, is now a tourist trap for visitors all over the world. Museums and train rides and souvenir shops, oh my! There
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Every year, since 1982, the city of Reno has hosted a one-of-a-kind event dedicated to the celebration of flight and community awareness. Ever awe-inspiring, the Great Reno Balloon Race occurs once a year, the weekend following Labor Day, in the open fields of Rancho San Rafael Regional Park. A reported 125,000 visitors attend this event
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One of the countless perks of full time RVing is opportunity for new experiences, big or small! During our stay in Sioux Falls this past October (2017), we did a general Google search on things to do in the town and Heartland Country Corn Maze popped up. Neither Levi or I had ventured into a corn
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