Hello everyone, and welcome to the second installment of the RV and camping news and events for March 2023. Here we’re following up with Starlink after pricing changes earlier this month and now that they’ve introduced new pricing and service for RVers and campers. Then we head to Austin, Texas where 2023 South by Southwest
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Nathan Fluellen of World Wide Nate is an adventure traveler-turned-TV-host who’s visited 50 countries and six continents while bringing an entertaining and joyful perspective along the way. Now he’s finished an important bucket list goal of visiting all 50 states in the US. Visiting His 50th State in a Rented RV To complete Nate’s bucket
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RVing with kids is a wonderful way to make lasting memories. There are many things you can do that are low cost and educational too. It’s never too early to develop a respect for nature. Scavenger Hunts- There are a few ways to go about this. You can make a checklist, draw pictures of your
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There I was, sitting on my little quad, and looking up at the hill in front of me like a death sentence. It was straight up, about 50 feet, and lots of soft gravel. I mean STRAIGHT UP!! I told myself “don’t even try to take this…you are in over your head. They will get
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Gambling 101 — This series of posts will be a “Gambling 101” course. If you’re an experienced gambler I invite you to come along and participate too. You’ll probably have a number of things to contribute, and I’ll probably need a hand for some games that I don’t play. Gambling can be a fun hobby — I’ve always thought
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A glimpse into the railroad industry of yesteryear and its large links to Maryland. By Lisa Halvorsen, Woodall’s Campground Directory It’s “all aboard” for train buffs visiting Maryland, as this small state has a large number of interesting museums and historic sites with a strong railroad connection. You also can enjoy a scenic rail excursion
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Hello all RV.net family members! I’m going to take this opportunity to introduce myself as one of your new RV.net bloggers. My name is Ian, and I’ll be posting here regularly on the topic of safe driving. I live in Saskatchewan, Canada — right smack in the middle of the Canadian Prairies. I’m an eleven
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You don’t have to go to Greece to experience history, culture and the arts By Lisa Halvorsen, Article Courtesy of Woodall’s Directory Athens County brings a world of camping activities. Here’s some of our favorites. On the last Friday of every month except December, you can celebrate Final Friday on the square. Many businesses stay
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It might be best to start out with the way not to change resolution – using the width or height tag in a web page changes the size, but not the resolution or file size. Those who post pictures to a thread at rv.net will see this command when using the “picture” icon. Under the
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It was great growing up in Ft. Lauderdale, FL in the early 70’s, the weather, the beach and the girls. What could have been better? Maybe having your Father owning a Motor Home and Trailer sales lot and getting to use a Motor Home to go on dates. To this day I cannot imagine what
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Remember the old record player/radio systems we called Hi-Fi’s? It meant High Fidelity, and some people say that Wi-Fi means ‘Wireless Fidelity’. Although the term ‘Hi-Fi’ may have provided inspiration, Wi-Fi doesn’t mean anything. It is just a marketing term so people don’t have to call it ‘802.11’ — which is the technical specification. We
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Howdy ! As a writer with regular columns to get out I tend to lose track of time and forget what my current month is instead of the publication month that I’m working on. Right now it’s the 24th of December 2007 and the articles on the computer are for March and April 2008. This
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