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>Many RV owners plan to use their vehicles more this spring and summer than last year, despite higher fuel prices.
About 70 percent of 444 RV owners surveyed by the Recreation Vehicle Industry Association in March — as gasoline prices were climbing — said they planned to use their vehicles more than in 2004.
Roughly 27 percent said their use would not change, and about 4 percent said they would use their RVs less.
Retired farmer Phyllis Kahler and her husband, Edward, aren’t planning to make any changes to their RV use this summer, even though gas prices nationally are averaging more than $2 a gallon. Full Story…
Cowboy Cooking for RVers Jim Foreman is a well-known and popular member of several RV email groups and forums so you may already know that he loves to cook cowboy style. As an avid RVer, Jim found that his cowboy recipes and style of cooking adapted well to the confines of his RV kitchen and his cookbook is a combination of cowboy, tex-mex, Baja Califonia and just good food influenced by many years and miles of RV travel. Get More Info