A couple of years ago we bought a 22-foot RV trailer and we’ve had lots of enjoyment out of it. That said, every year, the trailer still has to made ready for “RV Season” and this involves putting the batteries back in it, filling propane tanks, draining antifreeze out of the plumbing, checking tires and dealing with the cover that has enshrouded the trailer over the winter. Come Spring, that cover is as dusty as the Sahara and has to be cleaned and stored until Fall. It’s sort of a PTSD-inducing experience.
Anyway, two days ago I was en route to the place where the trailer is stored, pondering over what the heck I was going to write about for this month’s post. Suddenly it occurred to me that I should write about the ins and outs of RV camping!
Canadians and Americans love to camp. Witness the number of people in larger cities on both sides of the border who live outdoors all year round! Sarcasm aside, as of 2024, there are about 2 million people up here in O Canada who own an RV trailer or maybe a full-size luxury RV bus. In the U.S. around 10 million households have an RV. The Brits are also enthusiastic about taking to the roads in “motorhomes” or “caravans”. Interestingly enough, the 60’s and 70’s made up the Golden Age of Caravans and Camper Vans in Britain.
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