My wife and I have done much traveling over the years. We’ve seen many places and experienced many things. One thing has been a constant, cold coffee. Often times while traveling you can gain quite a bit of comfort through what you have to drink or eat. For me it’s a nice cup of hot, HOT coffee. Although stopping at a gas station may only take a few minutes, stopping at many gas stations along a route or on a long trip could add hours to your arrival time.
My wife loves to scour the internet for new gadgets that could help to improve our experience while on the road, and I appreciate many of the things she has found. While we were gearing up to head out this fall
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I have recently had my eyes opened to the world of camping and getting in tune with nature; well at least more so than I had been in the past. This past fall I found a pop up camper for sale reasonably cheap so I decided to go for it. With a quick overhaul of the interior and some elbow grease it was ready to hit the road. After my first trip
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For all those campers who love to spend time in the fall admiring the change of the seasons, as temperatures dip and mother nature readies herself to unleash several inches of frozen rain an hour, changing tree leaf colors and giving a slight nip to the afternoon breeze; my family and I can relate to you.
My husband and I were on a trip last fall about this time of year (October) with our 18ft travel trailer enjoying a relaxing evening out at the camp fire.
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The electronics giant, RCA, has released three new 12 Volt LED HD-Televisions. These are very nice slim and sleek 12 Volt TV’s. We’re sure they will be well received by Truckers, RVers and Boaters alike.
LED Backlighting is used to create a more evenly lit picture, and a TFT LCD screen is used for better picture quality in different light environments.
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As we pulled up to our camp we noticed that the windows were broken, our outside ice chest was missing and there were beer bottles all over the ground. Our fishing rods, 2 hunting rifles and 3 boxes of shells were also missing.
That was the theme of our trip to my family’s cabin way off the beaten path in Michigan’s northern peninsula.
After contacting the local authorities my wife and I decided we needed to install some sort of security system for the cabin. Obviously someone had
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