This chapter works and plays together while helping others. By Peggy Jordan, Associate Editor January 2019 Many people have heard about Habitat For Humanity International, a nonprofit homebuilding organization that…
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Virginia is the home state of this chapter, but members have traveled together to destinations as distant as Maine. By Peggy Jordan, Associate Editor December 2018 The Dogwood chapter motto…
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Cheers for Oktoberfest, and to the RVers who put it on! By Peggy Jordan, Associate Editor October 2018 The original Oktoberfest takes place in Munich, Germany, usually from the third…
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Eastern Washington RVers who know where the fun is. By Peggy Jordan, Associate Editor September 2018 The Columbia Basin Cruisers chapter started with one couple’s desire to leave behind the…
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Cool mountains and warm friendships have marked this chapter’s past 25 years. By Ted Barrett, F276268 August 2018 When the Georgia Mountaineers chapter was chartered in 1993, members came from…
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These RVers have a reputation for volunteering at FMCA events. By John McPherson, F88818 Chapter President July 2018 If you’re an RV owner who is currently “unhitched,” we invite you…
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This active group welcomes RV owners who live in the western United States and British Columbia. By Paulette Kotan, F101818 June 2018 Rockwood West recently celebrated its 30th anniversary with…
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Top-grade rallies are hallmarks of this chapter, which is renowned for its charitable giving. By Peggy Jordan, Associate Editor Owners of all brands and types of motorhomes are welcomed into…
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Members of the Kentucky Horse Shu Kru laugh often. And that’s one serious reason why the group has lasted almost 40 years. These RVers have an appealing attitude. Chapter president Dennis Ducharme said, “We’re a pretty easygoing bunch. We try to have a good time, and that seems to work for us.”
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This long-lived chapter gained 25 new member families in 2017.
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Join this active group of FMCA members based in Texas.
Super Bowl Sunday is this month — specifically, February 4, 2018 — and among the many watch parties taking place will be one made up of Bluebonnet Travelers. Members of this FMCA chapter will be at Brazos Valley RV Park in Caldwell, Texas, February 4 through 7.
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If we know of a farm that offers tours near a Mohawk Roamers rally, we likely will visit it. We enjoy fun activities, and it just so happens that our area has plenty of farms!
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It’s common for FMCA chapter members to get out and explore the area where they’re holding a rally. The Oregon Trail Drivers members do that. But their state has so much to see: a beautiful ocean coastline; inspiring mountains; rushing rivers; quiet deserts; and a fertile valley full of farms.
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Many of the original members of the Northern Lights chapter were from northern Michigan, which became part of the inspiration for the chapter name. Today, 25 years later, the chapter has members from all over the state.
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These RVers share insider knowledge while enjoying social activities.
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This group of friends carries on a 40-year tradition of camaraderie.
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If you spend the winter in central Florida, this chapter is for you.
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Members of this chapter ride the rails of the western United States.
By Peggy Jordan, Associate Editor
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If you are an honorably discharged or active member of the armed forces, this group “wants you!”
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Perhaps you’re enjoying the warmth of Arizona, and your working years are in your life’s rearview mirror. But now, you may be searching for something new to do. Or maybe you’re still in the thick of employment, and your beloved motorhome is going nowhere as a result.
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Vintage Birds
“It’s not old; it’s vintage!” is the motto of these owners of Blue Bird motorhomes.
Do you recall the beautiful bus-style Blue Bird Wanderlodge? If so, you may also remember that these motorhomes were built at the Blue Bird plant in Fort Valley, Georgia.
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What’s more fun than motorhoming? Ask the members of FMCA’s Amateur Radio chapter, and they’ll tell you it’s motorhoming with a worldwide communication device on board. The radio is a portal into a world of people who share similar interests. It lets amateurs exchange info, make new friends, and keep in touch with old friends.