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The Lake Diefenbaker guidebook

For Michael Clancy and his wife Anna, there’s a whole lot more to Lake Diefenbaker than just the water’s edge.

December 2011 » by Gail Jansen

El Centro author examines border in Crossings

Many visitors to El Centro in southern California come for the mild winter weather and also the chance to explore another culture in Mexico, just across the border.

December 2011 » by Gerald Vander Pyl

Camrose author finds humour in tough times

Visiting the modern city of Camrose with its multitude of shops and services, it’s hard to imagine a time when life in this agricultural region of Alberta was desolate and often hardscrabble.

December 2011 » by Gerald Vander Pyl

Gold mining and ghost towns

Nearly 121 kilometres lie between Eureka, Nevada, and the next town, but there’s plenty to see providing you know where to look and what to look for. 

December 2011 » by Maureen McEwan

The Book Nook Cafe

The Book Nook Cafe offers great coffee and good reads. Current novels and the classics can all be enjoyed by the fireplace.

December 2011 » by Lisa Crane

Patagonia Public Library, a friendly place

The Patagonia Public Library is a central part of the town of Patagonia in Arizona. The library features local award-winning authors and a Legacy Garden that pays tribute to the pioneers and the plants they brought with them to the area.

December 2011 » by Lisa Crane

Piecing together the past in Florence

The history of one of Arizona's wild west towns is detailed in Florence, a book featuring more than 200 photographs, all carefully chosen to help tell the tales of early Florence.

December 2011 » by Maureen McEwan
RV in the Valley of FIre

A life of broomsticks and sunshine

The Schwiegers, from Crawford Bay, British Columbia, work hard all summer creating their world-famous aritsan brooms, and look forward to days of sunshine and activity down south each winter.

December 2011 » by Lisa Crane
entrance to a bridge

Top things to see and do in Outlook

From its location on the banks of the South Saskatchewan River, Outlook will charm you.

November 2011 » by Danielle Cameron

Seattle’s scenic neighbour

Manchester State Park is one of the top parks in the county.

November 2011 » by Doug Imberi
a covered bridge

Strike it rich in Myrtle Creek

For travellers, Myrtle Creek is a wonderful place to visit, particularly for those who love history, outdoor recreation and bridges.

November 2011 » by Maureen McEwan

Stay busy in this border town

Whether you're a golfer, hiker or birder, you'll love getting out for a walk around Douglas, Arizona.

October 2011 » by DaleAnn Shellborn
woman holding a head of lettuce

Explore the outdoors where the sun spends the winter

Known as the place where the sun spends the winter, El Centro is also the place where you will find plenty of activities to keep you in shape.

October 2011 » by Gail Jansen
people sitting in kayaks

Pursue history, activities and art in Chemainus

Take in Chemainus’s history and enjoy some of the many recreational and leisure activities in this little waterfront town.

October 2011 » by Jessica Kirby
man standing in a saloon

Top things to see and do in Chicken

Open only during the warmer months, Chicken may look like a ghost town, but in reality it’s a popular stop for those looking to see one of the last great gold mining towns in existence.

October 2011 » by Gail Jansen
people getting into a boat

A recreational playground

With a landscape comprised solely of mountains, rivers and lakes, Whitehorse is prime territory for outdoor activities.

October 2011 » by Gail Jansen
horses in front of a barn

An urban time capsule

The birthplace of B.C. offers a slice of history and unexpected treasures just minutes from Vancouver.

October 2011 » by Jessica Kirby

In the air in Casa Grande

When you are in the Casa Grande area and you are looking for something really different to do, check out SkyVenture Arizona.

 

October 2011 » by Dan Williams
people on a beach

Vancouver Island’s hub city

Whether staying put or perusing Vancouver Island, Nanaimo offers the amenities and atmosphere for a comfortable stay or a great place to call home base.

October 2011 » by Jessica Kirby
palm trees around a water area

You will never get bored

This fabulous Palm Springs resort has everything a snowbirder could want.

October 2011 » by Danielle Cameron
swimming pool with palm trees around it

Lead an adventurous life

Two Springs RV Resort will keep you entertained and active.

October 2011 » by Danielle Cameron

Walking and wheeling around Florence

Choose urban or wilderness—or anything in between—to discover the wonders of Florence, Arizona.

October 2011 » by Patti K. Phillips

The friendliest town on the loneliest road

Take a step back in time when you visit historical Eureka, located on The Loneliest Road in America.

October 2011 » by Maureen McEwan

Get into the swing in this desert playground

Whether you desire a serious adventure or a day of casual fun, this sunny city has what you’re looking for.

October 2011 » by Kristen Mitchell

Many ways to get into the action

The golfing around Palm Springs is phenomenal, but there are lots more amazing things to see and do.

October 2011 » by Gail Jansen

Exercise both your body and your mind

The opportunities to explore the beautiful Arizona Outback region will give your muscles a workout and stimulate your mind as well.

October 2011 » by Thomas Shirtliffe

Live out your heart’s desires

Going beyond the ordinary, Indio offers up a host of unique activities for RVers.

October 2011 » by Gail Jansen

The freedom to explore

A small town in California’s Imperial County, Niland offers visitors the chance to get to know the desert on their own terms.

October 2011 » by Gail Jansen

Where your journey begins

If you've ever dreamed of travelling the legendary Alaska Highway, then Dawson Creek, B.C., will be the start of your journey.

October 2011 » by Kristen Mitchell

More than bright lights and slot machines

You don’t have to wander far off the Las Vegas Strip before seeing the other side of Nevada's recreational offerings.

October 2011 » by Maureen McEwan

On the land in Yuma

Whether you are driven by finding food or following fairways, you'll enjoy exploring the activities in Yuma .

October 2011 » by Patti K. Phillips
two men golfing

From rustic to luxury, it’s here

Taking a trip to Benson, Arizona, is one way to ensure an active holiday.

October 2011 » by Danielle Cameron

Discovering Bisbee

Take a visit to this charming town, you will not be disappointed.

October 2011 » by Dennis Begin

Top things to see and do in Lethbridge

Lethbridge may be a place you travel through to get to somewhere else but there is a lot to do and see.

October 2011 » by Lynne Benjamin

A balancing act

SkyTrek Adventure Park is a place where people put their life on the zipline, overcoming physical and mental barriers in a safe and fun environment.

September 2011 » by Glynis Fediuk
Archeologists digging

Digging up the dirt on prehistoric people

Studying sediments and using modern engineering equations gives insight into the building and maintenence of ancient canals in the Mesa area.

September 2011 » by Glynis Fediuk
Entries from the 2010 Arizona Gourd Society’s (AZGS) Annual Competition Art Show.

Running of the gourds

The 9th Annual Gourd Festival in Casa Grande, Arizona, features an incredible gourd art competition.

September 2011 » by Karen Kornelsen
people at a festival

What are you doing on Thursday night?

Palm Springs comes alive on Thursday evenings with VillageFest.

August 2011 » by Lisa Crane

Flapjacks and snowbirds

In the middle of January you will find a large gathering of snowbirds in El Centro, California. These human birds flock together to gather and gabble over a free pancake breakfast.

August 2011 » by Dan Williams

Vegetable roots stretch deep

It's easy to celebrate agriculture in the Imperial County, either by attending a veggie-themed event or simply by indulging in the locally-grown produce.

August 2011 » by Glynis Fediuk

Top chefs in the making

Bored with repetitive meals at the campsite? Head to the Bisbee Cooking School to brush up on your culinary skills—but also to learn about traditional American and Mexican cuisine.

August 2011 » by Glynis Fediuk
King and Queen at table

Food fit for a king

The Annual Arizona Rennaisance Festival and Artisan Marketplace is one of the largest spectacles of its kind in America—but its incredible menu is anything but medieval.

August 2011 » by Glynis Fediuk

Wine + dine = truly sublime

In May 2011, Kali Love had the opportunity to visit Kelowna with a group of travel writers to tour some of the region’s most notable wineries and to dine in style.

August 2011 » by Kali Love

An Okanagan odyssey

Kali Love recently had the opportunity to visit Kelowna and tour some of the finest golf courses in the area: the Harvest Golf Club, Tower Ranch Golf Course and the Quail Course at the Okanagan Golf Club.

August 2011 » by Kali Love
People holding plates of food.

Taste the Island’s best

The Bite of Nanaimo brings some of Vancouver Island's best food aficionados together to show off their creations and engage in a little competition.

August 2011 » by Glynis Fediuk

RV Sojourners

Snowbirds heading home—Part I

So you have enjoyed day after day of warm sunshine in southwest USA this past winter, and as the seasons begin to change it is time to prepare for the trip home.

Group photo from summer 2013 at Progressive's 2,000,000 converter celebration.

RV Gear Guide

Behind the scenes at Progessive Dynamics

Progessive Dynamics is a leader in power converters and battery charging for the RV industry.

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