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Itzy Ritzy Reusable Snack Bag, Urban Jungle Blue $9.99 Snack Happened Reusable Snack Bag in Urban Jungle – Blue• FDA approved & BPA Free! Unlike the others!• Ideal for little hands, snacks, fruit, sandwiches, picnics, school lunches, mini first aid kits, cell phones, car & plane trips, crayons, toiletries, iPods, cameras, hiking, camping, travel, beach gear & more!• Lead free YKK zipper top keeps crumbs, drips & contents securely inside… |
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Coleman Camping Coffee Maker $36.00 Coleman Camping Coffee Maker brews a mean cup ‘o Joe! Just because you’re on the road doesn’t mean you can’t have fresh-brewed coffee! The Camping Coffee Maker fits over over your 2 or 3-burner camp stove. Features removable swing-out filter basket for convenience. Solid steel base and easy pour decanter. Even has the “pause and serve” feature to stall the brewing process when you really need a co… |
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Picnic Time Topanga Insulated Cooler Tote Topanga large insulated water-resistant cooler tote bag… |
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The Long, Long Trailer $5.78 Besides making television history as the producers and stars of television’s immensely popular I Love Lucy and The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour, Lucille Ball and her husband, Desi Arnaz, starred in three quite agreeable feature films. The second of these, 1954′s The Long, Long Trailer, in gorgeous Technicolor and directed by Vincente Minnelli, is a somewhat allegorical tale of a newly married couple who … |
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Harry and the Hendersons (Special Edition) $5.12 This cute movie by William Dear stars John Lithgow as a family man who befriends a Sasquatch (a.k.a. Bigfoot) and brings the friendly monster’s oversized, hairy self into his Seattle home. Mayhem and comedy ensue, but things take a heavier turn when a hunter (David Suchet) gets on the creature’s trail. Everything hinges on the relationship between Lithgow’s character and Harry (the Sasquatch), and… |
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Rayovac AL9V-8 UltraPRO Alkaline 9V Batteries, 8-Pack $7.95 Rayovac AL-9V Alkaline 9-volt Shrink 6 Pack [PRICE is per PACK]… |
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Rayovac ALD-12 UltraPRO Alkaline D Batteries, 12-Pack $9.67 Rayovac ALD-12 Alkaline D Size Reclosable 12 Pack [PRICE is per PACK]… |
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100 8 Premium Glow Stick Bracelets (10 Color Mixed Assortment) $6.50 USglow Laboratories is always on the cutting edge of glow product design, and our 8″ glow bracelets are no exception. Rather than settling with the industry standard bland 5 color assortment, USglow Laboratories bracelets are available in the widest color assortment anywhere including white, blue, green, purple, pink, red, orange, yellow, bi-colored blue/green, bi-colored blue/red, and bi-colored … |
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2 in 1 1mw Red Laser Pen LED Light Keychain Keyring $3.19 Features Overview: # This is a 2 in 1 red laser pointer with super bright led white light # With keyring ,easy to carry ! Great for presentations, camping trips, road side emergencies, and much more # Funny cat toy !!! Cats loves the red laser dot # The powerful bright led light will be useful when you find the Keyhole on the door or blackout or camping. it can be a small torch Technical Specific… |
RV Advice – Where And How To Store Your RV by Luise Volta
A drive around our part of the Pacific Northwest evidences RVs in driveways, back yards, on the streets, and in open lots adjacent to storage units. In most situations, they are uncovered.
The question is, how can such a costly piece of equipment, used only occasionally, be stored in a safer way and be better protected from the elements? Price tags are very often in the six-figure category, so it’s a question well worth pondering.
Most driveways simply don’t accommodate these new behemoths easily. Most garages, usually already in full use, can’t house one and most yards don’t have room for the erection of a structure adequate to cover an RV.
The advantage to keeping them at home is that they are easy to load and unload there and they even double for guest accommodations in a pinch. (This practice is counter indicated by most local ordinances, however.)
Paying to store an RV in a commercial lot that is gated and guarded disallows easy loading and use, but it solves the issue of their taking up valuable space at home. The monthly rental can add up but it’s not much in relation to the cost of the toy in question.
To avoid all of this, RVs can be rented, of course. The cost is high but it’s usually a huge saving in the overview. There’s something very impersonal about it, however. You have to move in instead of keeping it equipped and you have to totally move out after each trip. Driving a strange rig may also not be as comfortable as getting used to your own. These inconveniences are what bring us to ownership and the question at hand.
An innovative solution to this dilemma is to join a camping club. The initial outlay is a one-time expense with annual dues and utilities all that follow. In most clubs you can erect a cover on your lot to appreciably extend the life of your RV.
The biggest bonus beyond protecting your investment may be off-season use. No time for a long trip? Well, how about a weekend in the woods? No room for house guests? How about putting them up in the family “motel”?
Most camping clubs offer many amenities to make your stationary, mini-vacations a rich experience. Hot tubs, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, restaurants, chapels for Sunday services, hiking trails…even a grocery store! The one I belong to, Port Susan Camping Club, has all of these and more.
Why not check this concept out on the web and in your local directory and go take a look? You may be surprised and find camping clubs a very do-able solution to the RV storage issue.
Luise Volta’s life has included careers in nursing, teaching pre-school, interior design, Real Estate sales, insurance adjusting, and dairy herd testing. Visit for RV Advice.
Article Source: http://www.earticlesonline.com/Article/RV-Advice—Where-And-How-To-Store-Your-RV/55627
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