Summer Shrimp Salad is a quick and easy salad-as-a-meal option and a great way to use up leftover shrimp from last night’s grilling. The shrimp can either be added to the salad cold or reheated to add another layer of complexity to the meal. Pair the shrimp with traditional “summer” fruits like watermelon and blueberries Read More
As the Jacksonville RV Mega Show is the largest RV Show of the year in Northeast Florida, I was excited to see what happens behind the scenes when setting up for the public. When you first walk through the ticket gates at the show, you walk through the vendor booth area. 24 hours before the Read More
Whether you are spending a week in an RV or full-timing it, maximizing the space in your RV is a necessary component of the RV lifestyle. Depending on the size of your RV, space may be somewhat limited or it could be really tight, so any steps you take to maximize the room are helpful Read More
Korean Corn Cheese is a popular side dish but is best known as an Anju. Anju is a general term in Korea used to describe a food that is eaten with alcohol and this happy hour treat definitely pairs well with many different wines or beers depending on the cheese selection. Using the cheesy, sweet, Read More
Florida’s state parks are wonderful, well-maintained outdoor paradises to relax and revel in nature. Entrance fees are low, and many offer RV camping within the park or nearby. One of the most unique and enjoyable state parks is Washington Oaks Gardens State Park located between the Atlantic Ocean and the Matanzas River. With an eastern Read More
FORT MYERS, FL–January 7—Celebrating 35 years of providing outdoor traveling adventure and family fun, the Fort Myers RV Show motors into the new year at the Lee Civic Center this January 23-26, 2020, Everett Henkel III, president of Florida RV Trade Association-Region One, announced today. This year’s RV extravaganza provides attendees the opportunity to see Read More
In 1929, a hurricane washed up Theodore Tollofson’s boat onto the pristine white sands of a beach on the Gulf of Mexico. He had never seen such a beautiful place. ‘Teddy, the Hermit’ never left. He turned his boat into his home and lived on the beach for twenty-five years. This tropical paradise is now Read More
by Tara Sage Minimalism and The Path to Simplicity It didn’t happen overnight, but I have come to believe that less truly is more: a pathway to simplicity. My affection for minimalism and my pursuit of simplicity developed in stages. It reached a new height when I moved from a spacious, high-ceiling, two-bedroom, double-parlor home Read More
Add a fresh and smokey flavor to your artichokes by finishing on the grill and drizzling with a garlic-lemon dressing. This is one of my family’s favorite ways to eat artichokes and a real treat when camping. Serve as an appetizer with a light chardonnay or as a main course side. Grilled Artichoke Ingredients: 4 Read More
Many people head out on road trips and vacations in their RVs. It’s a home on wheels for those adventures, giving travelers more freedom to go where their hearts take them. But for some people, the RV becomes their one and only home; their literal home on wheels. Full-time RVing has many advantages and of Read More
