RV Wind Storm Safety: How to Survive
RV Living Tips, RVing Safety Tips RV Wind Storm Safety: How to Survive Posted by Carolyn Higgins on December 14, 2022 Living full-time in an RV means encountering every type of weather condition. I’ve been through some crazy wind storms over the last six years, experiencing wind gusts up to 70 mph/43 km. Sitting in […]
My Best States for Winter RV Life
Places, RV Living Tips My Best States for Winter RV Life Posted by Carolyn Higgins on October 18, 2022 Fall is in the air, and winter is around the corner. For those of us who live in Residential Vehicles, cars, or vans, this time of year means we either winterize or move to warmer weather. […]
Safety Tips for RV Living and Extreme Weather
RV Living Tips, RVing Safety Tips Safety Tips for RV Living and Extreme Weather Posted by Carolyn Higgins on January 11, 2022 Living and traveling full-time in my Class C RV since 2016, I have experienced more extreme weather this year than any other time. I have encountered tornado watches in Wyoming, windstorms that knocked […]
Freezing Weather RV Living
In this blog, I share simple and affordable tips on how you can winterize your RV for winter nights and stay warm while it is freezing outside.
How I Insulate My RV on the Fly to Not Freeze in Cold Weather
Life is an adventure… at least mine is- and that’s very much by design! I was recently driving through the high desert in Nevada, on my way south, after spending Thanksgiving with my friend Bob (Bob Wells, CheapRVLiving.com – I know many of you know him) and his family in Medford, Oregon. Since I don’t […]
Gone with the Wind
I’ve always been a go-with-the-flow kind of woman. I don’t sweat the small stuff. In fact, some of my best and most memorable experiences have come when my best laid plans went haywire. I’m not quite sure where that free-spirited woman went when I had RV troubles AGAIN recently, but somewhere around day seven of […]
The Rainy Season Hits Northern Oregon – With a Vengeance!
It’s 5:30 am on Forest Road 050, five thousand feet high, deep in Umatilla National Forest, Oregon. I lay wide awake, huddled between my new fluffy quilted comforter and flannel sheets listening to the rain pelt my thin RV roof for the second night in a row. For three days it’s has been nearly constant: […]
