RV Cooking Show

I just found your site and am so excited-just what i\ve been looking for. Where can I find the tips on how to start tracking our travels?

Hi Julia,

If you click on the "Crockpot Turkey Breast" text in blue above it'll take you to that RV Cooking Show page - w/lots more T-giving ideas.

The link to the RV travel tracking blog is http://rvcookingshow.blogspot.com/2009/03/rv-travel-journal-track-your-rv-trip.html... See More

Happy and safe travels...let me know how it's going once n a while, okay?

Evanne

Is there a pic of the camp light?

I don't have one on hand Phillis, but will ty to get one and post it here when I do - Evanne

Checked the link in the message...it works. I'm trying to learn French so played the language game and wound up donating 450 grains of rice! Good stuff!

girl, we gotta talk soon!

We travel a longer day than you do -- 8-12 hours sometimes. And we've always traveled with ours on. BTW, in a travel trailer, (like we own) we generally refuel at a campground, and therefore, are running the fridge on electric, not propane.

Mike Eurke - I leave it on all the time - RV refridgerators are desinged to be run on propane when driving- this is in support of the RV lifestyle to keep your food cool when driving- the fridge is the only appliance that the RV manufactures recommend to leave on when on the road and they design the fridge outside grille to allow for this- the ... See Moretimes when the propane should be shut off is when refuelling and when driving through certain areas such as in and out of tunnels as required by state law in the USA and some provinces in Canada - you should have your propane system checked once a year to make sure there are no problems and then enjoy the summer and winter!

We didn't spray paint the caddys - it was so wickedly windy that day - but there were cans of paint available and others there were painting. I loved photographing them, tho...a million great angles.

Did you paint them?

we didn't add any color to them. they looked good the way they were!

Make RVs. Not war.

Tiny fiberglas. Cook outside. Fun. Friends

TEXAS WOO HOO, come and see me!

Texas

I am 29 days new to RVing. My longest drive thus far has been 9 hours. In the future, I am planning to drive no longer than 6 hours; otherwise I am too exhausted to set-up when I arrive. I also target leaving either very early (5 to 6 AM) so that I can relax and cook dinner after I arrive. Arriving after 6 does not allow me that luxury.

For me it depends on my traveling purpose. If I have to be somewhere I guess I have to beat feet...right now I have commitments in Florida so hustle I must...and I don't love it at all!

My preference is a slow stop and smell the roses approach. Nothing more than 150 miles a day with a two to three day stop at most locations. Even if we don't go ... See Moreanywhere it's just nice to be.

Diane,are you fulltiming for fun or heading to a job? Holy-moly...we are contemplating a 250 mile drive tomorrow and I told my husband I just don't think I can make it :} Leave a comment with your situation...I'd love to hear more about what you are doing.