Monaco Motorhome
We’ve had other RVs in the past before getting the 40 foot Diesel pusher we now have. We started years ago with a 34 foot motorhome on the then current
Organ Pipe National Monument
At Ajo, we started to see some unusual cacti around us. Not very many, but a few. They were “organ pipe” cacus and this is the far end of their
Boondocking near Ajo
After leaving Kofa, we went to the Imperial Dam Long Term Visitor Area (run by the Bureau of Land Management). It is near Yuma but on the California side of
Kofa National Wildlife Refuge
The Kofa National Wildlife Refuge in Arizona is 677,400 acres of Federal preserve, of which 547,700 acres are designated as wilderness. The designation protects them from further development or mining
Product Recommendations
This area will highlight products that we have found useful (and maybe some not quite so useful) in our RVing experience. All of these were purchased by us, none of
Quartzsite AZ
I had never heard of Quartzsite until recently. It seems the largest consumer RV show in the country (or so they claim) is held each year in Quartzsite. The town
When is a Balanced Tire not Balanced
Sometimes you can’t win for trying. I’m certainly not new to buying tires, but motorhome tires seem to be in a class by themselves. First, they are BIG, at least
Time to Hit the Road
It’s January. “All” the Christmas decorations (all two of them) are in storage until next season. We’ve had wonderful times with friends and family this year, including a last camping
Holidays, Family, and Friends
It’s interesting to me how we have ended up laying out our first round of the nomadic life style: before we left our “home base” (or at least our home