Since we published our book, Seasonal Workamping for a Living: How We Did It, we’ve had many subscribers ask about the process of self-publishing. Levi takes you through the entire process, step-by-step, using Amazon’s Kindle Direct Publishing. The following is an outline of this comprehensive procedure. Because this video is over 30 minutes and for … Read more
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 … Read more
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
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
Too often I rely on my husband to troubleshoot problems with the RV. This seems to be the norm among traveling partners we meet. Although it is quite fortunate to have someone on board that knows the RV functions, it is even more important for the other to be in the know, especially in emergency … Read more
Too often I rely on my husband to troubleshoot problems with the RV. This seems to be the norm among traveling partners we meet. Although it is quite fortunate to have someone on board that knows the RV functions, it is even more important for the other to be in the know, especially in emergency … Read more
Levi never liked the carpet in the chassis portion of our 2011 Itasca Sunstar Motorhome. In fact, he admits, he told me that the carpet would be the first thing he would rip out after purchasing the rig. Fast forward almost two years and the carpet is still there…or rather was. Our first major home … Read more
How to Make a Portable Walkway for your RV or Tent During a stay at a campground, my husband and I saw a wooden walkway (almost resembling a ladder) trailing to the door of an RV. The walkway was a simple idea: walk across the boards to the door and get any loose gravel off … Read more
