Colorado Wild - RVing in the Centennial State

Very simply, Colorado is an unforgettable experience. Whether you're looking to go skiing, witness breathtaking natural beauty or discover its rich history, you'll find the perfect adventure in Colorado. From incredible golfing and rafting to other outdoor adventures, Colorado offers countless activ…

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Best Summer RV Trips on a Budget

Ever since the first brightly shimmering silver Airstreams starting tooling down America's Highways, RVs have been the icon of the family summer vacation. RVs have always been a great way to 'see the sights' while getting a lot of bang for your travel buck, and today with everybody's belt getting a …

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Portabella Mushroom and Goat Cheese Omelette

Ingredients:

1 portabello mushroom, diced
1 bell pepper (I like to use red or yellow pepper)
1 medium onion, diced
1/4 cup white wine
3 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons basil, preferably fresh
6 eggs (3 for each omelette)
3 tablespoons goat cheese (1…

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Pressure Cooker Navy Bean Soup

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Seafood Paella

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Grilled Ham, Tapenade and Cheese Sandwiches

Ingredients:

2 slices of your favorite bread
2 slices ham
slices provolone cheese
4-6 slices ripe tomatoes
3 tablespoons green olive tapenade portion of this recipe 2 teaspoons olive oil

Cooking Directions
Spread 1/2 the tapenade on 1 slice of bread…

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Polish Cheese Pierogi

Ingredients:

Dough
1 cups mashed potatoes at room temperature
3 eggs at room temperature
2 1/2 cups flour

Filling
1 quart farmer's cheese or cottage cheese (see step 1 below of using cottage cheese)
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 egg yolks at room temperat…

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The Sun as a Supplemental Power Source

With the summer upon us, there are times you're looking for an escape from the sun and heat. But before you head for the shadiest spot, consider what that sunshine could do for you.

Companies now manufacture solar panels that are compact, lightweight, and easy to set up. They can power …

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Spring Flings

Finally, spring has sprung! You're probably itching to get into your RV again and hit the road. Sometimes, though, it's hard to narrow down that one perfect location for your spring shake-down cruise. Here are a few possibilities to consider.

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10 Tips for Campground Etiquette

The RV lifestyle is a laid back, easygoing existence. On the surface, traveling from destination to destination with your home on wheels appears to offer a life without boundaries. While RVing it across the country is the equivalent of a permanent vacation, there are some rules of etiquette when you…

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Taking Delivery of Your New RV

You've finally taken the plunge and purchased a new RV or perhaps you are upgrading. At this point emotions are running high and all you really want to do is hit the road. But after completing your walk-through and signing the paperwork at the dealership, the next step should be to conduct a thoroug…

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Off the Beaten Path in Washington State

You've been to Seattle and the Pike Place Market, you've been up and down I-5, and now you want to vacation in Washington State, but see something different. Well, you're in luck. Washington is actually two states in one; the lush greenery of the west side of the state, and the high desert terrain…

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Safe Breaking for your RV

You already know that driving an RV is not like driving a Honda Civic. Whether you have a motor coach, tow-behind or a fifth wheel, your rig weighs much more than a standard car. And if your rig involves a tow vehicle like a truck, you've got the weight of that to consider, too. An accident invol…

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Preparing Your RV for the Season

The warmer days mean it's time to start looking forward to the new travel season. Before heading out it pays to properly prepare your RV for the trip. Here are some tips to making sure everything is covered before you head out on the road.

Thoroughly check the chassis system. The fluids …

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Safety Does Not Happen by Accident

Traveling is a fun experience for the entire family. Going on a road trip in your RV allows you to leave your worries behind and travel to uncharted places. As you are bringing a home on wheels along, you are assured of a clean and safe place to stay every night. While your RV is a safe place to res…

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RVing the Sunshine State

Florida is a must see destination during the cold and snowy months of winter in the upper United States. Mild temperatures and clear blue skies are the hallmark of winter in the Sunshine State.

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GPS for Your RV

Global Positioning Systems, or GPS systems, are becoming very popular in autos, and beginning to spread to recreational vehicle users. There are good reasons for this: the units are lightweight and often portable, maps can be downloaded for specific areas, and best of all no one has to ask for dire…

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5 Things to See & Do in Flyover Country

5 things to See & Do in Flyover Country

There are many things listed in guidebooks to see and do, usually stressing tourist destinations and major attractions. Certainly it's spectacular to see the Grand Canyon or the balloon festival in New Mexico or many activities on the coasts. Many m…

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Stocking your New RV

After months of searching, and hours of negotiating, you have purchased your new RV. Now that you have a complete home on wheels, you can't wait to get rid of all the gear you have been lugging around to campgrounds for a year. Before you throw away your old tent and sleeping bag, and make a trip to…

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Choosing the Right Tow Rig

Whether you buy a travel trailer or a toy hauler, towing an RV is much more involved than just hooking it up and taking off. While bigger RVs make hauling more demanding, the right hardware and your attention to weight are certain to resolve any towing issues.

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Things to Consider When Hooking Up Your Camper

When I was single, I spent years camping with my single friends, sleeping in the back of my pickup truck and eating cold pizza from my cooler. Ten years, a husband and two children later, my camping trips are now a regimented series of events. Even if I had no children, I now tow a pop up camper whi…

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