Meet Julianne Crane and Jimmy Smith, two RVers on a voyage of discovery. Their RVing has allowed them to explore not only North America, but also deeper questions about what brings true happiness.
The Sedona landscape is a feast for the eyes and a booming tourist attraction.
Arts and activities abound in these New Mexico communities.
From dinosaur tracks to dormant volcanoes, there were many intriguing sights to see.
This balmy state is a virtual treasure trove, filled with places to do some serious gemstone hunting.
There is a lot to be said about using solar for your alternate power source, but there are also some drawbacks.
We wound up in Dodge City, Kansas—a community with plenty to see and do, and a rich historical background.
Next we headed east to The Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve located just north of the town of Alamosa, Colorado.
Retired newspaper editor John R. Olson retraces the journey taken by the late author John Steinbeck in 1960 as outlined in Steinbeck's book Travels with Charley.
Angus King, a former governor for the state of Maine, took his family on the road to discover America in a 40-foot coach. The tales of their journey are recalled in King's book Governor's Travels; How I Left Politics, Learned to Back Up a Bus and Found America.
Here are some tips on medical insurance, both for those travelling south for the winter, and those travelling within Canada.
RVers can benefit a lot from this fascinating piece of technology.
September 26, we drove the great distance of 46 miles from Mesa Verde National Park to the city of Durango, Colorado.
This state has its share of amazing botanical gardens, each with its own story to tell.
The drive around Mesa Verde today was even more spectacular than yesterday.
