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Solar brings the promise of free, silent, and off-grid energy - but is it really that simple? Join me as I take a look at the basics of RV solar, including what makes up a solar system, the pros and cons of solar, and how to get started.
Last summer, we undertook a massive remodel on our Outdoors RV travel trailer. Six months and more than 4,000 miles later, we take a look at what worked and what didn't.
It's taken a while but finally, almost in mid-December, we've had our first good snowfall here in Vermont - and it's so pretty!
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In an RV, there are many items that are considered essential - hoses, power cables, leveling blocks and so on. But since we started living full-time in our RV almost 6 months ago, we’ve found several unexpectedly useful gadgets and accessories! And best of all, none of these will break the bank, so read on for our top 6 surprisingly useful RV accessories for under $30!
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Buying gifts for people can be hard, even more so when they live in an RV and have no space to fit things! Here's our list of top gift ideas for your RVer friends and family!
We've been full-time RVers, traveling around the US for over 2 years, but now we're ready for our next adventure - we're going to build a home base.
When you live in a tiny space, everything you own has to earn its place - there's no room for junk! People often ask us about specific items we use, so we thought this would be a great way to share it all.
This week marks 2 years since we left our apartment in the Bay Area, California and hit the road in our RV to travel the US.
We've had several National Park Passports over the years, but what exactly are they, and why do you need one? Here's what you need to know!
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Despite New England's reputation for brutal winters, things didn't turn out quite the way we expected them to this Christmas.
This might be the last stretch of mild weather before it turns cold this winter, so we've been taking full advantage to check things off our to-do list!
Will this WiFi thermostat run on 12V as suggested by an online review, and therefore work in an RV? Only one way to find out - we bought one to test!