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We were camped at a military park in Texas during the winter and found ourselves next to a couple from our own state of NH. These folks were relatively new to RVing. They commented on how seldom they see folks with big rigs sitting outside and were surprised at how much time we spent outside. Since we come from a northern state where sitting outside is only done in the limited warmer months, we were in our glory sitting outside in December.

Our motorhomes, trailers and fifth wheels are now so plush and jammed with creature comforts that sitting inside is just like being at home. I remember our first 16 foot trailer. It had no comfortable place to sit. We only used it during the summer months, so sitting outside was the only choice. Now we have a 36 foot motorhome with a slide and lots of comfortable space inside. We still sit outside.

If you have a loan for your RV, you may be able to deduct the interest paid on the loan. The article from the Michigan Association of Recreational Vehicles and Campgrounds explains what you need to know in order to qualify for this deduction. This is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the growth of the recreational vehicle and campground industries.

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Some of us started camping in a tent way back when and made a gradual change to bigger and bigger campers. This story by Cliff Maurand covers his theory of evolution. Whenever you stop by an RV dealership, the sales representative is sure hoping that you are ready to make the move up to something bigger. Many of us still carry some items left over from our early days. Cliff has the lantern used by his Dad when they were in a tent. I still have the Tupperware salt and pepper shakers from my family tenting days. They still work.

Not all city water systems are the same. When you arrive at a campground and hook up to the municipal water spigot you may not be getting the best water. So what do you do? Gary Bunzer describes several options. Learn about Adsorption (not absorption) and how a water filtration system works. There are several well known filtration systems available to RVers. Which one should you choose?

f you want to start a lively discussion in a campground, talk about a rubber roof. RVs with a rubber roof present a number of challenges to the RVer. There is discoloration on the roof itself and black streaks down the sides of the RV when it rains. Is there anything you can do to prevent this? How do you clean a rubber roof? Is there anything you can apply to protect it? Protect All makes products for all types of vehicles.