My Latest RV Review- The Grech Ion Tour RV Trader reviews Sorry I haven’t written for a while. Did you miss me? I’ve been keeping busy with a new project for RV Trader. It’s been keeping me busy checking out and reviewing some of the top RVs on the market. I’m not gonna lie, […]
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RV Electrical 101: How I solved A Burning Question In My RV If you’ve been following my posts lately, you’re aware that my travels have been cut short by an RV electrical problem. If I plugged into shore power, the bedroom at the back of the RV would quickly fill with smoke. I was going
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Little Bighorn: Come For The Memorial, Stay For The Bannock We passed the over the rolling, golden hills, through the valleys and past a lot of sombre white crosses that marked the places where people had died in the midst of their journey. As we approached the Little Bighorn Battlefield monument, the sun was already starting to
We’ve Got A Lot Of Catching Up To Do So…we’ve got a. lot of catching up to do. Here’s what’s happened since my adventures in South Dakota. Even though the RV technician in West Fargo had given me the green light, and said he couldn’t find a problem, I was still worried. I still had a
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The Badlands Banshee: Terror Of The South Dakota Badlands There’s a local legend in the Badlands that was told to me by a cowboy I ran into in Deadwood in the Black Hills of South Dakota.. That being said, here’s the tale, as best as I can remember it: A long time ago, three cowboys were passing through
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About The Badlands The Badlands of South Dakota have a scenic highway that runs though their barren valleys and canyons. It’s natural spires and composed of rocks and dust that piled into brilliant bands of purple, yellow, orange and grey. It’s an amazing drive through one of the most scenic national parks I’ve ever been to. When
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South Dakota Before Mount Rushmore Did I mention South Dakota has enough roadside attractions to keep you in the state for at least busy few weeks. Including Mount Rushmore, the famous national monument in the Black Hills. Recently, I’ve been contemplating what exactly happened to the North America’s Indigenous peoples, who lived in a spiritual
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Loves Truck Stop This is more than a truck stop- it’s a genuine travel centre with 2 restaurants and a small department store of goods and trinkets. If you overnight in your RV at a truck stop, you’re obligated to buy something. It’s a kind of “thank you” to your host. I searched beyond the
Places, Spaces and and A Cathedral For Corn Daisy May devours the miles of highway eagerly as we travel along the Interstate. She’s built for this for sure. I am still buying time to decide on my destination for winter. Will I head to New Mexico and then Arizona? However, It’s still so blistering hot
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My Travel Plans Are Evolving… I left 4 E Winery after carefully reconsidering my plan to head down to Texas via Memphis for the winter. While I felt better after leaving Camping World, and even better after leaving the beautiful 4E Winery, the electrical issue was still not sitting right with me. I knew there
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Off To The RV Doctor When I was camped at Red Trail Winery in North Dakota, the smell of burning wires in the bedroom of the RV was pretty unnerving ,. Even though I have a full complement of electrical tools including a multimeter and other electrical testers, I didn’t feel confident searching for the
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I Stayed At A Harvest Host Winery And This Happened North Dakota is without a doubt one of the most agriculturally productive regions of the US. From the Interstate highways you can kind of see this. However, take a drive down the state’s secondary highways and you’ll be surrounded by vast fields of sunflowers, wheat,
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Harvest Host Program: Farm Life North Dakota is nothing less than beautiful with its miles and miles of rolling fields. My first stop would be at a farm where I could stay the night as part of the Harvest Host program. Between that farm and me were hours of gravel streets and avenues that crossed
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US Border Crossing We got to the border around 10 in the morning. A Gen Z border guard with a neatly trimmed goatee and a flawless uniform instructed us to pull up to a designated spot with a gleam in his eyes. Probably due to an enthusiastic hope that I would be the one
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These Vegan Banana Walnut Muffins Are Delicious And Easy To Make In A Hurry It’s a bright, beautiful morning here at Spruce Woods Provincial Park. I am going to cross the border today, and I can’t bring any fresh produce. But I still have a ton of bananas, plums avocados (and one potato) to eat,
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