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Free edition
Sunday, June 29, 2025

In this issue...

  • Forest River slammed by Wall Street Journal; RV media stick heads in sand
  • RV awnings are reminiscent of a simpler time in America
  • Are quick-release hose connectors worth having? Oh, yeah!
  • How to keep your home safe while you are away
  • Reader saves dog's life after seeing video on RV Travel
  • RV review: Grand Design Lineage Series M 25TK—A very impressive Class C
  • Avoid disaster and tighten those valve stems correctly
  • The crook who grew up to be a shoe
  • Pilot turns Southwest Airlines catering truck into incredible RV
  • Don’t pay for more solar than you need, part two
  • Genius golf ball trick solves low airflow issue in RV’s A/C
  • Six new RV accessories everyone will want in 2025
  • and much, much more

Why did English farmers name the yellow flower “buttercup”?
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A) The petals were once crushed and mixed into butter as a natural dye
B) They believed cows that ate them produced rich, yellow-colored butter
C) It was the favorite flower of Queen Elizabeth I, who loved buttered scones
D) Buttercup plants were used to clean milk churns and cream separators
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Find the answer in today's trivia.

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