Category: RV Storage
Bittersweet Moment
October 26, 2012 by Canadianladybug · 6 Comments
This past week-end, my six year old son Jérémy came to me while I was working in my office to ask me a question… Mommy, when are we going to go to the RV? I lift my eyes on what I was doing and saw him standing near the entrance of my office at home, looking at me with his big hazel eyes. I couldn’t believe my ears. You’ve got to be kidding me right? No he was very serious with his question even if he knew that the RV was closed for the rest of the year. Of all the questions he could have asked me, I didn’t expect that one. You see my husband and my two oldest boys went to winterize the RV the week before Canadian Thanksgiving in early October. It is a time of the year when it is bittersweet because we have so many memories with our children when going to the RV or travelling with it. We usually go altogether to winterize it but this year we had to do it this way because of too many things to bring back at the trailer. Besides after numerous weeks camping in... [Read more...]
Where Cavemen Store Their RV’s
June 28, 2012 by Dalin Brinkman · 1 Comment
Winterizing your RV is a lot of work with zero payoff. Basically, you are just spending time “preventing” problems from. Realizing that I was going to be buried in RV related activities for the rest of the week, I longed to get away and jumped at the chance to go zip lining and hiking through caves for a couple of hours at night. I looked forward to a lot of fun and a chance to cool off from the 95 degree weather I was experiencing at 5 p.m. in the evening. I wasn’t expecting to walk past RVs 50 feet underground. happening. Chalk that up with brushing your teeth, taking out the trash and other completely non-exciting things we do to make sure things don’t go bad. It’s not something most people long to do. So I couldn’t help but be fascinated by the non-winterizing option I saw while I was at the Rally in Louisville this week: Storing Your RV in a Cave. Sure enough, as I walked into the entrance of the cave to the Louisville Underground, I was passed by RV’s driving out.... [Read more...]


