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Freezeproof
February 4, 2017FREEZEPROOF CAMPING Our first year that we work camped for Amazon, was in Coffeyville, Kansas. We had just finished the sugar beet harvest up in North Dakota and the winter weather there had been brutal. It was...
Safety Detectors
January 21, 2017TRAVEL TRAILER SAFETY DETECTORS It has been our tradition that just after the holidays, usually the first week in January, that we put new battery’s in our travel trailer detectors and test them. However a decision...
Winter Camping
January 7, 2017WINTER CAMPING TIPS Propane is a very important part of our Winter camping experience, so we make sure that we are carrying enough along with us for the trip’s duration. Now, you might say, “just how do you measure...
Water Adapter Bandit
December 24, 2016WATER ADAPTER BANDIT You have been camped for a week in your travel trailer up near the Continental Divide National Scenic hiking trail and it has been great. Taking early morning hikes, getting back into camp just...
Got Tarps – Part 3
November 26, 2016GOT TARPS PART 3 Oftentimes a campsite can be subject to high or gusting winds making the whole camping thing less fun. Now, Mother Nature always seems to rule, but, moderating that wind a little can make the...
Got Tarps – Part 2
November 12, 2016GOT TARPS PART 2 Putting a tarp on the ground under your travel trailer’s awning is a whole lot like adding a floor to a spare room. And if you add a screen room kit to the awning for walls you do indeed have a spare...
Got Tarps – Part 1
October 29, 2016GOT TARPS PART 1 TAR-PAU-LINS, TARPAULINS, TARPS Material, such as waterproofed canvas. Used to cover and protect things from moisture. Thanks, Wikipedia, For your definition ! RV’ers usually simply call them a tarp...
Elevation Camping Part 5
October 20, 2016ELEVATION CAMPING PART 5 This photo was taken just as the sun was beginning to rise upon Engineer Pass. We had set up our Oliver travel trailer, at an old ghost town above Silverton Colorado. Leaving our base camp...
Elevation Camping – Part 4
October 15, 2016ELEVATION CAMPING PART 4 Most of the built up campgrounds in the Rocky Mountains are along the water courses, as are the roads. Making access to them as the snow melts off better and better as the season...
Elevation Camping – Part 3
September 17, 2016ELEVATION CAMPING PART 3 Camping off the grid is a very satisfying thing for Betty and I. It fits into our out of doors campsite style quite well. Camping off the grid with total comfort does need a bit of thought...
Elevation Camping- Part 2
September 3, 2016ELEVATION CAMPING PART 2 You’ve just arrived at your campground in your camping trailer at the Rocky Mountains and as you drove the last few twisty road miles, you thought, “now this isn’t so bad !...
Elevation Camping – Part 1
August 20, 2016ELEVATION CAMPING PART 1 The higher we go up into the Rocky Mountains the thinner the air gets. So, just why would anyone want to camp above ten thousand feet for extended periods of time, especially when you will be...
Shark Bite Connector
August 6, 2016SHARK BITE CONNECTOR RVer’s are spare part carrying kind of folks, whether it’s a spare tire, fan belt, spark plug or other repair part, we usually got em’. We had arrived in the front range of the...
Cookshack Configuration
July 23, 2016COOKSHACK CONFIGURATION We have noted that some campers do not want to cook inside their Oliver, and, some do not want to cook outside. We do both. Our Southern mountain culture, kind of dictates how we set up our...
Cooking Oil Cleanup
June 25, 2016COOKING OIL CLEANUP Every one is raving about those beautiful fish fillets that you are turning out while camped out on the lake. Your special spices in the cornmeal, just really gets everyone’s attention....
Snow Camping
June 11, 2016SNOW CAMPING Our campground assignment for the summer was up high, at 10800 ft, and we were arriving early, so the likelihood of the road being still blocked by snow drifts was high. Because we would be passing...
Booted and Crated
May 28, 2016Booted and Crated When we retired from the work a day world we already knew where we wanted to work camp, as a way to off set expenses and camping fees, while we traveled. A land management company out of Utah was the...
Toyota Trucks and SUVs for Towing a Travel TrailerOctober 7, 2019
Regular Inspection & Maintenance for Travel TrailersOctober 2, 2019
Camping with Pets in a Travel TrailerSeptember 25, 2019
2019 Oliver Rally RecapJuly 9, 2019
The Channeled Scablands – Part 3 of 4February 1, 2019
The Channeled Scablands – Part 2 of 4December 28, 2018- The Channeled Scablands – Part 1 of 4November 26, 2018
- Redwoods, Golden Bears and ElksOctober 30, 2018
- Cathedral Gorge to Death ValleySeptember 26, 2018
