RV into Mexico Hi everyone, Before I go any further I just wanted to say how much I love Mexico and have traveled throughout the country without any difficulty. Not recently though. I will definitely do so again but armed with current reliable information the same way that I would do when traveling to any […]
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Work for Adventureland in the Workamper Program Hi Everyone, Every once in awhile I come across work opportunities that are suited to RVers so try and pass it on to everyone. I am not affiliated with this group but it looks interesting. As usual do you ‘due diligence’ and research it properly. Would love
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Set up your RV by following these basic tips Setting up your RV doesn’t need to be stressful or difficult if you just follow a few simple guidelines and do each step in an order you shouldn’t run into any difficulty. Choosing a campsite is the first thing on your list. It’s interesting to watch
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Interesting how the Cost of Common RV Repairs are: Provided by: www.wholesalewarranties.com
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Winnebago! Read the history of the Winnebago below!
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New information for Canadian Snowbirds Crossing the US Border! In 2014, Canada and the U.S. adopted the final phase of the Entry/Exit Initiative, which gives border officials in both countries the authority to share passport information. As of June 30, each day a Canadian spends in the U.S. is automatically recorded by the American Department
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I learned something recently about Good Sam Roadside Assistance A few weeks ago I was speaking with another Canadian RVer whose RV had broken down when they were parked at a very remote campground. Their experience turned out to be a good one – which really impressed me since I know that AAA while good
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Full-timing in Canada Canadian full-timers have different concerns than our neighbours to the south. The main issue is how to have a home base for a variety of reasons including our medical, drivers licences, taxes and also for our ability to travel south into the US. Everyone tries to adapt their needs to the law
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Jobs for full-time RVers ~ Become an Online Virtual Assistant This is an opportune time for anyone who wishes to get into the very high-in-demand industry as a Virtual Assistant and become self-employed using their administrative skills. Not that it’s going to be easy but with good research material and hard work anyone who wants to can
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hmmm… travel and work – work and travel – do they actually go together? If you are anything like me at all you may be trying to figure out how you can start traveling right now even if it means both work and travel! There always seems to be the little matter of money that
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I recently took my parents on a short trip over to the West Kootenays in Central British Columbia to visit family and old friends and the fall colours were spectacular. I have driven through Eastern United States in the past and was in awe of the colours displayed by their trees and have to say
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Travel safety tips to keep your home safe while you are traveling. Snowbirds – is your home safe?
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