Show 2025-14
Some RV destinations are equally popular in summer and fall. Jeff gives us another look at the Michigan Upper Peninsula.
Then, Jeff shares one of his favorite campfire tips.
Mark Polk show us how to manage and fix potential RV leaks.
Jeff Johnston: Michigan’s Upper Peninsula has long been one of our favorite RV travel destinations. Its scenery, history, food, and fun people add up to a region that’s ripe for RV exploration. The trip starts with a run across the Straits of Mackinac Bridge on US 75. Jeff: And there’s something truly magical and fun about the U-P that makes us wanna keep coming back.
If I was asked what the biggest maintenance related problem with RVs is, my response would be water damage. When you consider all the flexing and movement RVs endure while traveling down the road it’s no wonder the seams and sealants start leaking. To make matters worse, most water leaks originate at the RV roof, and as the old saying goes “out of sight, out of mind.”
Well, it’s campfire time again, and I for one am really glad for it. Been a long winter. But getting started in the spring means sometimes we wind up using firewood that’s a little less than optimum, maybe it’s a bit wet or green or a little bit punky. Well, there’s something you can do that can make starting up this fire a whole lot easier. Let’s take a look
