Put a coastal Maine camping trip on your calendar to cool off from the summer heat. With high temperatures in the upper 70s, coastal Maine is a terrific place to escape the summer heat. All along the coastline of this picturesque state are small fishing villages, charming towns and lighthouses to explore. So pack up the RV
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The pros and cons of full-time RVing are different for everyone. What I might think of as a disadvantage, like lack of kitchen space, you might view as an opportunity to eat out more often. When my husband and I were brand-new full-timers, the pros and cons were about equal. But over time, the cons
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Summertime watermelon is a treat, any way you slice it. But this recipe elevates America’s favorite gourd to greatness. Go to any farmers market during the summer months and you will find stacks, baskets, tables and bins laden with ripe watermelon. Summer picnics, barbecue parties, pool days and campground meals always seem to have this
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Balloons transform Pahrump, Nevada, into a colorful spectacle in February. Each winter, the Mojave Desert skies fill with a beautiful spectacle: the annual Pahrump Balloon Festival. Every February, more than 20 balloon teams will gracefully float above the landscape suspended in baskets beneath colorful, buoyant envelopes filled with heated air. The wonderful aerial extravaganza brings
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You can spend the day at one attraction or try them all! The drive between the New Hampshire White Mountain Attractions is short, the scenery is spectacular. It’s a great way to start, continue or end your vacation. Lost River Gorge & Boulder Caves 1712 Lost River Road, Route 112W, North Woodstock 03262 Discover why
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Oregon is a fantastic state to visit when traveling by RV. Thanks to its lush forests and well-known cities like Portland, Eugene and Bend, it may already be on your list of places to explore. Those towns offer such a wide array of outdoor activities, food and drink to enjoy that the beach might not
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Put a coastal Maine camping trip on your calendar to cool off from the summer heat. With high temperatures in the upper 70s, coastal Maine is a terrific place to escape the summer heat. All along the coastline of this picturesque state are small fishing villages, charming towns and lighthouses to explore. So pack up the RV
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The pros and cons of full-time RVing are different for everyone. What I might think of as a disadvantage, like lack of kitchen space, you might view as an opportunity to eat out more often. When my husband and I were brand-new full-timers, the pros and cons were about equal. But over time, the cons
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Summertime watermelon is a treat, any way you slice it. But this recipe elevates America’s favorite gourd to greatness. Go to any farmers market during the summer months and you will find stacks, baskets, tables and bins laden with ripe watermelon. Summer picnics, barbecue parties, pool days and campground meals always seem to have this
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Balloons transform Pahrump, Nevada, into a colorful spectacle in February. Each winter, the Mojave Desert skies fill with a beautiful spectacle: the annual Pahrump Balloon Festival. Every February, more than 20 balloon teams will gracefully float above the landscape suspended in baskets beneath colorful, buoyant envelopes filled with heated air. The wonderful aerial extravaganza brings
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