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A new issue of the RVtravel.com newsletter is hot off the cyber press. As always, there's tons of great information inside. |
Editor's corner Wall Drug, a roadside attraction along present day I-90, owes its amazing success to ice water. Two million visitors come each year. But if it weren't for a hot afternoon nap and a decision about thirsty motorists, it wouldn't ever have amounted to anything. PLUS: *Why Camping World is not an RVer's friend. *South Dakota mail forwarding service quits abruptly, returning mail before even alerting customers. ALSO * What we learned about you last week. * Reader Poll: How long can you go without an electric hookup? * Contest: What is this item we found in an antique shop? Win a prize.
* Another example of how slobs are ruining our camping. * Malia's Miles: "Do I have a right to die with dignity?" * Rent a vintage trailer by a vineyard pond. * Airstream says "cease and desist" on Silver Streak plans.
* Article and poll: Do you drive with a dog on your lap? * German motorhome has garage for your car. * How about a "hotel room" mounted on your bumper hitch? * RV Doctor: Why does the GFCI hum when the inverter is on? * RV Shrink: Dealing with campground "soap opera" * Museum of the week: The Moist Towelette Museum
* RV Tires: Can you change tire size on your RV? * Can you watch streaming TV using a mobile hotspot? * RV Electricity: Pedestal Power Checklist * RV Astronomy: Mars: The Red Planet is at its closest approach to Earth since 2003 * RV Kitchen: Pronto Pilaf * Free and bargain camping
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