Every once in a while, something happens that reminds you why you started something in the first place. I was watching television this morning as Camping World was giving away an RV for the Fourth of July. As people stepped forward to explain why they wanted to win, I expected to hear about camping, fishing, […]
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It’s been a bit since I’ve done an update on living life in a RV, so thought it was time. Here goes what we’ve learned since being in the same park for the last 3 years and the whole tiny house living. If you remember, we got booted out of our State Park volunteer resident
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How to Teach Kids U.S. Geography (Ages 4–8) A simple, fun way to help young children learn about the United States without making it feel like schoolwork. Teaching kids U.S. geography does not have to be complicated. For children ages 4–8, the best learning happens when it feels visual, interactive, and connected to real places
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Before we had grandchildren, Dave and I had already begun traveling across the United States in our camper. Like many veterans who had spent years working hard and raising a family, we eventually reached a season of life where we wanted to slow down and finally see the country we had spent so many years
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Dave’s golf membership has expired for the winter season, so he’s been doing quite a bit of walking the many trails and state parks in central Florida. This has allowed me to do some writing while he’s out and about, which I appreciate. Every day he comes back with some of the most amazing pictures
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