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Laurie, Brian & Mister Sam our cat, have been living fulltime in our 40′ diesel pusher coach since October 2017. These blogs are our adventures and travels as we chase the perfect temperature, our journeys, our experiences, both good and bad. With the complexity of crossing international borders, exchanging monies, the constant converting from miles to kilometers, Celsius to Fahrenheit. So come join us as we roll down the road!
LATEST POSTS
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Santa Clause?
Well yes it is, it is Christmas in July at the park today, and how fitting with only five months till the real thing. The jolly old guy in the suit is probably loosing a few pounds today, it is 24 or 80 degrees today, not too bad but the humidity is getting up there…
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For Real!
Some days are just better than others, this last two weeks has had quite a variety, great days, not so great days, hot days, humid days, cool days, rainy days and some sunny days. But we are closing in on the middle of our term as work campers, and the weeks are just skipping by,…
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Got my the first one!
If you know me or have been reading my blog for a while, you will know that I don’t usually mince words. I have stated before that in a park of two hundred sites there are going to be a couple of north ends of a horse running south…if you get what I’m saying! They…
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Solar…the other language?
I find it amazing how the mention of Solar, bring a glazed look to so many faces. We have been using the sun to our advantage for ever, no maybe not photovoltaic panels but direct sunlight to dry food like sun dried tomatoes, by a farmer to dry cut hay to allow storage in a…
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Wi-fi and the lack of it!
When Laurie and I started this adventure nearly two years ago we used to look at the web sites of the camp ground and all would advertise free wifi…we have learned that there is no such thing as free wifi. And in the two years I have heard so many excuses as to why the…
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Another week in the books…
Well it’s 6:30 on Friday morning, and I am just going to make a coffee, like every thing we do as full timers there is a process to having a morning coffee. We perk our coffee every morning in an old Pyrex glass perk on our propane fuelled stove. A quick check of the gauge…
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