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Trailer life Directories Sometimes it's a good idea to have a manual or repair directory on hand in case of breakdowns or emergencies. I know last winter I was driving on the Trans Canada outside of Vancouver, BC and started having some serious difficulty with my car. That wouldn't have been a … [Read more...]
This third edition of the RV Handbook from Trailer Life Books is the bible for RVers: it's a no-fluff comprehensive guide for both novice and seasoned RVers. Written to help you avoid the top mistakes most RVers make. The RV Handbook is packed with checklists, photos, schematics and charts as well … [Read more...]
During my research to provide relevant quality information to my readers I have come across Mark Polk's name on numerous occasions as someone who is very knowledgeable about RVing. He is a retired Army Chief Warrant Officer Three, with a very extensive RV background working in RV services, … [Read more...]
Lack of money did not stop Barb and Dave Rees from RVing across Canada! They had a dream and made it come true. Traveling across Canada with an almost empty bank account, an old motorhome loaded down with driftwood and blackberry sauce, Barb and Dave Rees’s destination was the Atlantic Ocean at … [Read more...]
RV Repair Directory We are in the process of putting together a new directory listing all RV Repair Service Locations in Canada, United States and Mexico. There is absolutely no charge to list your business in the directory ~ its FREE! This directory will be in ebook form as well as being … [Read more...]
Canadian full-time RVers face obstacles that American RVers don’t. When faced with a medical situation should you take the plunge and go full-timing now while you have the opportunity?
Women want to know more about driving an RV.
Why consider RVing in Mexico? It doesn’t have to be the horrors it’s made out to be. Yes, unfortunately there is crime in Mexico but there’s also a great deal of crime in the US and Canada. There are definitely areas that should be avoided but there are also many areas that should be explored because of Mexico’s rich history, breathtaking scenery and wonderful kind people. Whether it’s spectacular beaches, stunning architecture or studying their historic culture, it really comes down to common sense and doing a bit of planning in advance.
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