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- A couple of RV tips from the Ramblin’ ManFriend, full time RVer and blogger, Jim Jaillet offered a couple of great RV tips on his blog today. The first tip was a simple way to to circulate the heat from a catalytic heater. Number two was a simple and creative way to keep clutter off your dining table. […]
Wayne and Antoinette are from Ocean Springs (Davis Bayou), Mississippi, United States. They retired June 30, 2010 and are traveling full-time all over the USA and Canada in their Monaco Diplomat, “Mona” pulling a Ford Escape, “Blackie”.
Their home and all the household belongings have been sold or given away — they own nothing but the motorhome and car — and the clothes on their backs.
In a continuing effort to eliminate all things contributing to home clutter (and weight), Antoinette’s scrapbooking and journaling of travel has been reduced to blogging. Communication with friends and family are maintained via Facebook.
Visit their website Have Retirement. Will Travel to follow their adventures.
Karen and Steve are happily married, grandparents of three lovely babies. They go camping regularly in their 38ft Safari Serengeti diesel pusher motohome, with two dogs guiding their way.
They will be fully retired in 2013 and plan to hit the road full-time, traveling the great USA!
Karen and Steve’s grown children are an important part of their lives, and they are now bringing children of their own into the world. “What a wonderful treat Grandchildren are!!!”, writes Karen.
When not RVing the couple live in a cozy log home tucked into the banks of a river in the Northwoods of Wisconsin. Karen creates handwoven and knitted items. She is also a weaver, spinner, and knitter of socks with an antique sockknitting machine.
Check out their RVing Blog and see more about my Fiber Arts.
Ellie and Jim are justravelin with their 2 mini schnauzers, Mr. Bo Jangles and Jasmine, in a 2008 Tiffin Phaeton Motor Home. We retired in 2006, sold our house in 2007, and became full time RVer’s to travel and explore our great country. Come along with us as we describe our adventures!
Visit Ellie and Jims’s Justravelin Blog
Levonne Gaddy uses photography to capture the beauty around her and then share that beauty with others. She writes to explore her own perceptions and beliefs. She has written novels, a childhood memoir, a screenplay, short stories and newspaper articles. Her ultimate reality: to be a gloriously financially successful writer and photographer.
Levonne lives in The Jazz, the 29-foot fifth-wheel trailer that she shares with her spouse John and their two dogs Dakota and Gingee. They are volunteer campground hosts and relocate from the U.S. Southwest to Central Coast California. This blog is the ongoing story of their RV adventure and relocation. And it is an exploration of the people, places and things encountered in California campgrounds and communities.
