Were Desert bound
Its been a while since we’ve taken a real holiday. So when friends asked if we wanted to go, it was an easy YES.
What we've learned about retiring early, health, technology, RVing and an active lifestyle.
Its been a while since we’ve taken a real holiday. So when friends asked if we wanted to go, it was an easy YES.
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The writer delves into their newfound obsession with Ancestry, dispelling earlier beliefs about their family’s size and origins. They’ve uncovered unknown relatives, learned about a granduncle lost in WW II, and connected with numerous cousins in Alberta. Their exploration has brought to light the richness of their family history, deepening their understanding of the past.
So far we’ve had beautiful moderate weather, some real scorchers, powerful wind storms, some hail, straight down rain, and of course smoke. Smoke has been the most constant weather factor. We see it or smell it at least once a week. Thankfully, just smoke and no major fires in the vicinity.
We’ll have you? We’ve always admired RV’s with LED lights. I’m not sure they provide much light but they are beautiful. One of our guests from the US laid down a string of LED lights around their RV. He called them mouse lights. He explained that mice are nocturnal and won’t cross the bright lights. … Read more
This season starts where we left off last fall. We’re in Pentiction to complete the repairs that started last year.
We’ve used our RV for the last six summers as our home while hosting at the Williams Lake Stampede Campground. The sites are irrigated nightly. We don’t have a lot of time for RV maintenance during the first half of the summer on the build up to Stampede. The second half of summer is slower … Read more
Since the Williams Lake Stampede ended last week, there’s time for other things. Tonight I’m barbecuing chicken for dinner. It’s a very pleasant 25 c with slight breeze.
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Tyson Pietsch credits Williams Lake Stampede Association implementing emergency evacuation plan — Read on www.wltribune.com/news/video-it-was-unreal-williams-lake-stampede-association-rodeo-announcer-on-july-3-shooting-evacuation/