At our recent Roadtreking gathering in Kansas, we all wanted to gather around a big campfire. But it had rained for several days just before we arrived and the supply of wood was soaked.
Not to worry, though, Yan Seiner had a trick up his sleeve. Using some dry kindling, he started a small fire in the middle of the ring and then kept nursing it as he used his simple trick to dry out the bigger pieces of wood.
It's easier to show than describe, so Jennifer got Yan to demonstrate it in this week's RV Quick Tip:
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If you want to see what we were doing in Kansas – including some shots of us gathered around the fire – click this link https://youtu.be/tXBMK61ADas
We Are Huge Fans of Winter Camping!
Now we say that knowing many people are not. Indeed, you need to actually enjoy snow and cold. But we know there are thousands of RVers out there who just need a little coaxing and some tips to get out there and have fun in their RVs year-round.
So that’s why we wrote The Winter RV Camping Guide.
In this 36-page ebook – (NOT a Print book) we’ll walk you through what you need to do before you leave home to get your rig winter-ready, and we’ll cover what to do when setting up camp.
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