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Bob Difley - March 17, 2011

Sam Hill was a dreamer, and also rich. This allowed him to purchase thousands of acres of parched dry land in the east end...

Airstream Ranch – a Florida Roadside Attraction – see it before it disappears in 2017

Julianne G. Crane - March 14, 2011

Since 2008, travelers along I-4 between Tampa and Plant City in Florida have been getting an eyeful of the "Airstream Ranch," an unusual display...

Batter up for ‘Cactus League Spring Training’ baseball during March in Arizona

Julianne G. Crane - March 9, 2011

Cactus League Spring Training game. Julianne G. Crane Where do Snowbird RVers kick back for a few hours on warm March afternoons in Metro Phoenix?...

Learn about the American Revolution at Minute Man National Historic Park

RV Staff - March 2, 2011

Minute Man National Historical Park in Concord, Mass., is a great place to learn about the American Revolution including the famous 1775 ride...

Lockhart — Barbecue Capital of Texas

Julianne G. Crane - February 28, 2011

Kreuz Market German style BBQ in Lockhart (Julianne G. Crane) (Updated: 5/30, 2016) Texans take their barbecue seriously -- very seriously--especially in Lockhart, a small...

Fallingwater – a Frank Lloyd Wright masterpiece to see before you die

Julianne G. Crane - February 21, 2011

Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater. (Updated Sept. 6. 2016) "Fallingwater," one of Frank Lloyd Wright's masterpieces, is a perfect place to spend an afternoon at one...

Bishop’s Castle — Quirky RV Short Stop in Colorado

Julianne G. Crane - January 31, 2011

Bishop's Castle is one man's monumental creative obsession, more than 50 years in the making. Jim Bishop began his solo project in 1969 on land...

BLM Hot Spring – a brief soak or longer stay

Julianne G. Crane - January 24, 2011

By Julianne G. Crane Hot Spring BLM sign. (Julianne G. Crane) For those traveling to, or from, Quartzsite -- a funky, and oh-so-relaxing, short stop...

Tour America’s Oldest Brewery — D. G. Yuengling & Son in Pottsville, Pa.

Julianne G. Crane - January 17, 2011

By Julianne G. Crane In 1829, David G. Yuengling, a young German immigrant, pulled his first draft and someone in the family has been brewing...

Crazy like a fox: Did miner Burro Schmidt uncover riches in hand-dug tunnel?

Bob Difley - November 16, 2010

William Henry Schmidt, born in Woonsocket, Rhode Island in 1871 possessed none of the qualifications to become a high desert prospector, but having a...

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