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Free edition
Sunday, June 22, 2025

In this issue...

  • Camp at some of America’s most unusual campgrounds
  • Traveling isn’t a vacation when it’s your life
  • True or false? Popular vehicle myths explained
  • RV review: Ember RV E-Series Spark 18RBE—a big surprise
  • Why the smartest RVers don’t always take the scenic route
  • Is it OK to drive with one flat dually tire? Nope
  • Don’t pay for more solar than you need
  • Find 12,000-year-old pictographs at this Texas campground
  • Out of our comfort zone… again… because we bought a house!
  • Pack-Away, Get-Away camper was big news in 1939
  • The amazing disappearing sewer hose. Don’t let it happen to you!
  • and much, much more

Why were ZIP codes first introduced in the United States?
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A) To track citizens for military draft notices
B) To make mailing costs easier to calculate
C) To fix mail overload during and after WWII by organizing delivery zones
D) To prevent counterfeit stamps during wartime
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Find the answer in today's trivia.

The best product for holding tank sensor maintenance​
Dustin Simpson writes, "I’m sure at some point you’ve emptied your tanks only to find that your sensors are reading full. Over time, holding tank sensor probes build up with sludge/scum and this is what causes incorrect readings. Thetford’s Level Gauge Cleaner is specially formulated to dissolve tissue, waste, sludge and soap scum buildup and works with both black and gray water tanks on all RVs. It prevents buildups and restores level sensor operation fast. Read more about it here.

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