January 2017

Movie magic has been made among the giant boulders in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada.

Sometimes in the wee hours of the morning, with darkness shrouding the RV campground where his motorhome is parked, Dave Puckett is full-go into his workday. He might be on a call with clients in China. Or video conferencing with a customer in Dubai. Or preparing to catch a flight to Europe.

Who says you can’t go camping in the wintertime up North? For the fourth year in a row, we’re planning a winter outing at snowy Tahquamenon Falls State Park in Michigan’s remote Upper Peninsula.

A few years ago we lost a travel companion when we crossed the border from Canada into the United States. Her name was Colleen. She had journeyed with us in the motorhome for 50,000 miles, including many trips back and forth across the U.S.-Canada border.

The Apache Trail is one of the most renowned drives among tourists in the Phoenix, Arizona, region. When you visit Chandler for FMCA’s 95th International Convention March 7 through 10, add it to your must-see list.

No motorhome owner wants water to leak into the coach, a situation that can lead to rot, mold, and damage to the interior surfaces. What’s more, water leaks can be difficult to correct, because finding the intrusion point can be a challenge. Most leaks occur because a sealant has failed.