Tag: tips and tricks
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Shedding Light on a Brighter Adventure Heading out in your RV is a thrilling experience filled with adventure and discovery. While many RV enthusiasts focus on the mechanics and amenities of their vehicles, one aspect that often goes overlooked is the lighting. The right lighting can transform your RV experience, providing functionality and enhancing the…
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The festive season is synonymous with lights, decorations, and joyous gatherings. This Christmas, we decided to gift ourselves the ultimate present—a BLUETTI Portable Power Station AC200L paired with aa high-capacity 420W solar panel. In this article, we’ll delve into the electrifying details of this innovative duo, exploring the technological wonders that promise to make our…
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When we decided to buy an RV we did a lot of research into the various types out there and eventually decided to buy a truck camper. Slide-in campers are as easy to drive and maneuver as the truck they rest in, are low maintenance, and hold their value. The compact size and off-road capability…
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Sometimes you just want to get a great photo of you and your travel partner with the awe-inspiring landscape behind you, but you’re limited by the length of your arms or your selfie stick. Or, you have to bother a stranger, and in our new pandemic world, that may no longer be ideal. I’m here…
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I have never really made it a point to decorate for the holidays outside of Halloween and Christmas. But I have a hard time being idle lately, so I made this easy yarn wrapped wreath to get a little festive for Valentine’s Day. I can take the wreath from our sticks and bricks to the…
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The entire time we were renovating our truck camper, I was also plotting out where I would hang art and envisioning how it would look. With the exception of the letter board in the kitchen and the succulents wall planter* by the door, I made all other artwork. I work in communications and have a…
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This post was a long time coming. That’s because a year ago I floated the idea of buying a van and turning into a camper by my husband and he vetoed it. And then COVID-19 happened and life changed. We didn’t know how we would visit his family in the fall, clear across the country,…
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Will is handy. If he is idle for too long he gets bored. In fact, the first month of quarantine during the pandemic he rearranged our garage at least three times. He also started brewing beer in our garage, built a gate for our front porch and then ran out of things to do while…
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After renting a Class C motorhome we decided to buy an RV. But figuring out what we wanted and finding it proved difficult. For what seems like a year I had been floating past my husband, Will, the idea of building a camper van ourselves. He was not at all interested in taking on such…