By Bob Difley If you haven’t made it a priority to check out the Scenic Byways in the areas you travel or are headed to, you are missing some of the most exciting parts of what makes up America, and you have the best way to see them–your RV. The National Scenic Byways Program is
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By Bob Difley National Scenic Byways, a program administered in part by the National Forest Service (FS), describes routes through some of the most scenic lands in the country, many through national forests where you can find FS campgrounds and scattered boondocking campsites along your route. You can find the nation’s byways on the America’s
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By Bob Difley Already we’re three-quarters of the way through July in a year that could be the hottest on record. The bark beetle is killing trees in western forests. Fire prone tinder is building up on the forest floor. And the dry, hot weather will soon bring on wildfire season. This is when we
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By Bob Difley When I started fulltiming almost twenty years ago, my main concerns when boondocking were getting stuck, hitting over-hanging tree limbs, difficult access roads, not having enough room to turn around, and indigenous critters raiding my campsite. None of these was serious, especially if I was careful and used common sense. But, oh
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