The Paved Frontier

Since moving to Guam this past summer, we have had surprisingly little time to explore our new home.  Now that we’ve found that time, it’s the rainy season (October).  It’s not all doom and gloom, …

Spring is almost here!  We’re about to get Big Lou back from the shop (nothing really wrong, it’s just warranty work being done).  And once he’s back, the weather looks nice enough to de-winterize him.  …

RVers love RV shows.  But an RV noob may wonder why they should go and what they should be prepared for.  Check out these RV Show Do’s and Don’ts so you won’t be taken by …

We just dropped Big Lou off last week at an RV repair shop for warranty work and for them to check out our awning arm, which was caught on a tree limb in Savannah over …

Any RVer will tell you, owning an RV isn’t all sunshine and rainbows- sometimes it’s scrubbing dead bugs off the grill, or finding the source of a mysterious leak, investigating a strange whistling sound, or …

Christmas is a time of year full of traditions, expectations, and special events- from family dinners, holiday movies on TV, and desserts to driving through decorated streets, ice skating, shopping, and music; Christmas is a …

Historic St. Mary’s City will always have a special place in my heart- I have so many memories there.  It was my first job as a teenager; I learned all about cooking over fires, growing …

RVing with your pets is not that different than living in a house with your pets.  At least that’s the way it is with our dogs, Archie and Ullr.  That’s one of the reasons I …

Nothing screams camping like s’mores! Whether you prefer camping in a tent, cabin, or RV; at a campground, state park, or a primitive spot, there’s at least one thing we can all agree on- We …

Autumn is the best time of year- it’s a fact.  The holidays are the best (Halloween and Thanksgiving!? You can’t beat that!), the food (stews, soups, and hearty breads), the weather, fashion (oversize sweaters, boots …