RV Travel Podcast Scott Linden

You’re parked and settled in. Time to hit the lake. Find “structure” and you’ll have a better shot at the big ones … or in my case, the “small ones.”
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Quick. Get a map and find the closest desolate patch within a half hour of your house. Here's why.
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Four-time Indianapolis 500 winner and American Coach owner Helio Castroneves gives us a quick tour of his rig, how he's customized it, and how he uses it at a race and traveling from track to track. It's his sanctuary, and he shows us why.
Think your trips are long? This 24 Hours of Daytona winner shares driving tips for the rest of us in our own RVs. And how the heck do you stem boredom when you're driving all night?
Helio outlines his dream RV'ing destination and gets our advice on a must-see South Dakota stopover.
In other news, we'll find out who snowbirds and when they go ... plus a quick look at gasoline pricing trends as we start packing for warmer climes.
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A campfire is the cap to a fantastic day outdoors. It’s where the fish you caught get bigger and the peak you climbed grows taller. The biggest challenge is finding dry tinder – the little stuff that sparks your fire’s first flame. Here's a tip using stuff you already have around. 
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Recreational vehicle preventive care is never fun, hardly fashionable, but always a good idea. Save some money and aggravation with these tips to help your RV live longer.

Camo’d up in your blind, or driving past a pond in your RV, you’ve seen them: Ducks and geese standing for hours on solid ice, yet they never suffer from frostbite. Wonder how?
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