PIGS FLY (over RVs at Albuquerque’s Incredible Balloon Fiesta!)

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Airstream RV Blog # 85 - When Pigs Fly (The Balloon Fiesta!) from Sean Michael on TheLongLongHoneymoon.com.

One of the best upsides to RV ownership, as we’ve discussed, is the ability to haul around your own hotel room. It’s even better when you park it right next door to a major community event. That’s just what we did in Albuquerque, New Mexico, when we attended the fantastic International Balloon Fiesta. Owning an RV made attending this extraordinary festival even more fun. Here’s how… Read the rest of PIGS FLY (over RVs at Albuquerque’s Incredible Balloon Fiesta!) »

RV: Which Type is Right For You?

Last week’s blog was devoted to understanding some of the criteria to use for choosing an RV. This week I want to look at the pros and cons of different classes of RVs. Although last week I mentioned that solo women tend to buy motorhomes, that’s not an absolute rule. Many also buy trailers. Especially now that we’re trying to improve our mileage, it seems easier to make lighter trailers than lighter motorhomes. Read the rest of RV: Which Type is Right For You? »

Map your Driveway Invitations

You sure meet a lot of nice people on the road. At RV parks, and especially at the rallies, we meet people all the time who say, “If you’re ever traveling thru my neck o’ the woods, stop by. We have a big driveway and a 30amp hookup!” Our answer is, “Be careful when you say that, because we’ll actually do it!”  We love visiting people by staying in their driveway.  Here we are at a good friend’s in Florida:

How do we remember where these places are? We put them on a custom Google Map. Watch the video below to see how to make one yourself.

Chris Guld
www.GeeksOnTour.com
Computer Education for Travelers