RV in Bisbee, Arizona, for an adventure into Arizona’s past. For 95 years, starting in the late 1870’s, copper mining was the life blood of Bisbee, Arizona. Considered then to be “the liveliest spot between El Paso and San Francisco,” by 1908 Bisbee had become the largest town in Arizona, with a population of 20,000.
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If you enjoy the RV lifestyle, RVing abroad is a must. When renting an RV for your European vacation, consider the type of vehicle you are paying for and where you plan to travel and camp. Most companies offer campervans and motorhomes for rent in various sizes. To locate campgrounds that fit your needs, obtain a
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By Barry Zander, Edited by Monique Zander, the Never-Bored RVers Comments from readers about their experiences in Alaska. FROM GEORGETHEFISHERMAN — I wonder if you could elaborate on the comment “you can’t expect Medicare to pick up a share of the costs.” Why not? Don’t the docs and hospitals there accept Medicare (I understand not
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by Paula Loehr, R.N. In the time-honored tradition of ”campfires n’ marshmallows” or ”tires and pressure gauges,“ the arrival of a new year pairs well with all kinds of resolutions. While you’re pondering personal goals for 2011, take time to consider your RV-related resolutions for the incoming New Year, and set out to make them
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by Paula Loehr R.N. Most experienced RVers have a “bucket list” of RV camping adventures they want to experience before their days of rolling down the road come to a close. The whys and wherefores of those dream trips are favorite topics of conversation around RV rally banquet tables and campfire circles. Ever since the
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