Full Time RV Living–Lather, Rinse, Repeat. . .

This week two different RV Bloggers have written about just

living normal everyday RV’ing life,  when there’s nothing

exciting going on. . .ya can’t run everyday. . .

sometimes ya gotta just stay home and catch up!

I hope you’ll read their stories. . .

from Nick who writes the Gypsy Journal Blog

What Can I Say?

and Judy who writes Travels With Emma

A Real Blast From the Past

If you read both their posts. . .where do you fall in the daily blogging spectrum?

I guess I tend to fall more in line with Judy. . .some days there’s just nothing at all excitin’

going on. . .and really nothing at all to share. . .however. . .

Nick was a newspaper owner, and has been writing almost his whole life.

I look forward to his daily posts. . .even the daily life, nothing going on ones. . .

What’s your take?

Full Time RV Travel–How do you plan your RV Road Trips?

Although we live full time in our RV, we still do not travel full time, so we still plan our road trips. . .usually in the summer, when we are trying to escape the heat of the Texas Gulf Coast.

Now this year, we plan to travel up through the Blue Ridge Mountains, over to the Appalachians, and then on to Virginia, maybe up to Washington D.C., and then back down the East Coast, not sure how far, and back across to Texas sometime in the fall.

It has been interesting that a couple of RV Blog “friends” are currently exploring territory that we plan to cover  on this trip.

Jamie and hubby George who write RV Home Yet are currently traveling North on the Natchez Trace, which is exactly what we plan to do next month, so we are very interested to read about all the things they discover along the way. . .and then Margery and Paul who write Living Our Dream have been traveling in Southern Louisiana near the Mississippi River, so we have been very interested to hear their take on the flooding in the area.

It’s been so great to have advance scouts for this trip, so I was just wondering, do you ever read up on blog posts when folks are traveling in areas you intend to go?  Some of these guys really share a lot of great information on out of the way museums and points of interest, not to mention that Margery and Paul eat at some really great restaurants. . .gotta check those out. . .

RV Road Trip along the Blue Ridge Parkway | Monty's Musings - RV ...

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Publish Date: 04/27/2011 9:16

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Publish Date: 05/21/2011 12:31

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Savarino's on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives 9 p.m. ... - Nashville Scene

See anything you recognize in this description of tonight's episode of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives: This trip Guy's pulling in for a world of flavor....

Publish Date: 11/08/2010 10:47

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Around 1785 farmers began piloting their boats down the Mississippi river to sell their goods and then walk back to Nashville following the "Trace". Today the Natchez Trace Parkway is a National Park following some of ...

Publish Date: 05/17/2011 19:52

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