The Pins on Our B&W Companion Looked Wrong — Here’s What B&W Said
Our seasonal B&W Companion hitch maintenance turned up jaw pins sitting out of the plate. B&W’s answer — and the document they sent — changed our plan that afternoon.
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I Used to Take Her Popup Camping. Now She Has Her Own.
Jackie towed her first popup camper solo to Hocking Hills — and her dad wasn’t sure she could pull it off. What happened at the campground surprised everyone.
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Why We Can’t Leave Anything Behind: The Real Reason Our RV Was Overweight
We came back overweight on every rating. The numbers were the symptom. Why we overpack our rv is the actual story — and it’s not really about gear.
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Indiana Dunes National Park – What Most Visitors Don’t Know
Indiana Dunes National Park is one of
America’s newest — and it almost didn’t
exist. Here’s the history behind the dunes, what you’ll actually see from the beach, and what to know if you’re bringing a large dog. -
Furrion Chill Cube Install Almost Failed — Here’s the Wire Nobody Noticed
Ross and Carol’s DIY Furrion Chill Cube install on their 2018 Grand Design Reflection went sideways the moment they powered it up. The control panel was dark — and nobody knew why.
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We Should Have Fixed This RV Slide Ski Last Year
We knew our RV slide ski was cracked and let it ride a whole season. Pulling it apart this spring — and the Flex Seal shortcut I tried next — turned a simple fix into a bigger job.
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Our First RV Rally Was Packed — Was It Worth It?
We’re not crowd people — so what were we doing at a rally with 375 rigs and 800 strangers? Our first Alliance RV National Rally turned into something neither of us expected. Here’s the honest story.
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Setting Up a Camper on Remote West Texas Land (It’s Not Like a Campground)
Setting up a travel trailer on raw desert land outside Terlingua is nothing like pulling into a campground. My sister Lydia and her husband Jack own remote West Texas property — and getting their camper actually usable took a full day, a hardware run to town, and more problem-solving than we planned for.
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One of the Best Stops on Our Texas Road Trip Was Family
One of the best parts of our Texas road trip had nothing to do with the road at all. It was getting to spend time with family and see what they’ve been building.
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Getting Truck Ready Before Towing: What We Fixed With 4 Days Left
With 4 days left before towing, we focused on the truck jobs that actually mattered: hitch setup, fuel filters, rear lighting, and code-clearing backup.
