Lynne Benjamin has been RVing since the early 1970s and calls herself a “most-timer” (as opposed to full-timer). Though she considers her RV her home, she does spend a couple of months a year in a condo.
There are many types of clubs for RVers—here are some of the most prominent ones.
There is a lot to be said about using solar for your alternate power source, but there are also some drawbacks.
Introducing the ultimate way to store, transport, and use everything you need to cook in the great outdoors.
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RVers can benefit a lot from this fascinating piece of technology.
Regulations and considerations when travelling by RV into the States.
There are both advantages and disadvantages to boondocking, depending what you want from your RV experience.
Lynne Benjamin shares the highlights of Canyon de Chelly National Monument in Arizona.
Lynne Benjamin discusses the importance of health care coverage when travelling to the United States and highlights things to be cognisant of.
After four months of desert winter, I was so ready to find the wildflowers. Every part of my body and soul yearned for the renewal of the earth and the delicate growth in the desert.
Here is a checklist for those things that often get overlooked when travelling south.
Getting your clothes clean at the laundromat can get pretty competitive
Yuma has many historical points of interests—but for something totally out of the ordinary, go explore the Saihati Camel Farm.
The Navajo Nation (Diné Bikéyah in Navajo) is huge and covers 67,339 square kilometres.
Despite its name, Slab City is nothing like an official city. In fact, part of the attraction is that there are no rules and no fees—so they say.
Columnist Lynne Benjamin muses on the daily lives of the Mogollon peoples, who inhabited the Gila cliff dwellings of New Mexico.
