Those Young Guys – Finding Our Way
As with any new motorhome, there are always a few upgrades and modifications to make for both ease of use and for comfort. After studying our new motorhome and reading comments on forums and Facebook groups regarding this particular model combined with over 14 years of RVing, we made a
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We did it! We sold out motorhome. Why you ask? First – Why We Bought a Class C With our previous motorhomes (Class B and Class A) we had traveled from Florida to Alaska and many points in between. But I had never been to the east coast of Canada
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As with most RVs, there are things you love, things you don’t love, and things you can accept. We have owned our new Class C – Winnebago View 24D for a short time now and have only been out camping in it twice (2 shake down trips) but we have
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We knew when purchasing a new motorhome there would be modifications and upgrades that we would want to make to make the vehicle more like a home and be able to provide a more comfortable lifestyle. We had read many reviews on various models of motorhomes including the one we
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Well, we went and did it again! We bought a Class C, a 2019 Winnebago View 24D (on a 2018 Sprinter Chassis)! We originally had a Class B and then moved to a Class A and after 11 years of RVing we decided to go for a Class C. Maybe
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It’s that time of year when many RVers are working away busily preparing (if not already on their way) for their long awaited trip to Alaska, the wild frontier! When talking to other RVers, the subject of “Driving to Alaska” comes up now and again as we sit around the
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My latest little project has been replacing the battery in our Garmin GPS. We have been using this Garmin GPSMAP 276C since 2003 and although it is old we haven’ t found one that has functions that we like any better. The main things we like are that it is
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Yep, we encountered a bit of delamination on a few of our side doors on our motorhome. We think it happened last winter when we had to make an emergency trip to the snowy, cold north and the doors must have had water in them and then froze. Boom, there
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We love boondocking and/or dry camping since we both like to get away from the big RV parks and do hiking and exploring in the less crowded areas so I started thinking how we could improve the experience. We have a 40′ DP which has a 7.5 kVA diesel generator
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We had been RV’ing for a few years in our Class B motorhome and decided we wanted to try a bigger motorhome to allow us to spend longer stretches of time in one place, more like living in the RV instead of just traveling in it. Therefore we bought a
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