Take Your RV To The Next Level!

Today’s video showcases how to enhance your RV experience with upgrades and modifications to take it to the next level. From simple tweaks to more advanced modifications, this video covers a variety of options to improve your RV’s functionality and comfort while on the road. Just be sure to do your research and consult with professionals to ensure the modifications are safe and within legal guidelines.

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Enjoy Your Weekend!

Ed, Dora, Mason & Missy

The Perks…

Traveling in an RV can be an incredibly rewarding experience. Not only does it offer a great deal of freedom and flexibility, but it also allows you to explore new places at your own pace. Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or just starting out, there are a number of perks to traveling in an RV that are worth considering.

One of the biggest advantages of RV travel is the ability to bring all of your creature comforts along with you. With a fully equipped kitchen, comfortable sleeping quarters, and all of the amenities of home, you can enjoy the comforts of home while on the road. This can be especially appealing for families with children or for those who simply enjoy the convenience of having everything they need at their fingertips.

Another great perk of RV travel is the ability to explore remote or off-the-beaten-path destinations that might otherwise be difficult to reach. With an RV, you can venture off into the wilderness or explore small towns and villages that are off the main tourist trail. This can give you a unique perspective on the world and allow you to experience new cultures and landscapes in a way that simply isn’t possible with traditional travel methods.

Finally, RV travel allows you to travel at your own pace and on your own schedule. Whether you want to spend a few days in one place or a few weeks exploring a particular region, you have the freedom to do so with an RV. This can be especially appealing for those who like to take their time and really immerse themselves in a destination.

Overall, traveling in an RV has numerous perks that make it a great way to explore the world. From the freedom and flexibility it offers to the ability to bring all of your creature comforts along with you, there are plenty of reasons to give RV travel a try. So if you’re looking for a new and exciting way to experience the world, consider hitting the open road in an RV.

So pack up your gear, hit the open road, and make some unforgettable memories in the RV life!

Dora, Ed, Mason & Missy

It’s A Bit Shocking – Lightening Strikes

In the event of a lightning strike on the job site, it’s important to have a stand down procedure in place to ensure the safety of all workers. Here are some steps that they consider:
The safety officer on each location is responsible for monitoring weather conditions and determining when it’s necessary to initiate the stand down procedure.
When lightning is detected within 10 miles of the job site, the safety officer will notify staff to alert all workers to stop work immediately and seek shelter indoors.
All workers will be instructed to remain in their vehicle and remain on-site during this time.
Once the storm has passed and it’s deemed safe to resume work, the safety officer will give the all-clear signal.


Remember, safety should always be the top priority on a job site, and having a stand down procedure for lightning strikes can help ensure that everyone stays safe in the event of an unexpected storm. Well…do the procedures on paper really work? Are the procedures inforced?

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Ed, Dora, Mason & Missy

Ensure that you get your medications while on the road…

Planning a road trip in an RV can be an exciting adventure. But if you’re someone who needs to take medication regularly, it’s important to have a plan in place to ensure that you can get your medications while on the road.

Here are some tips to help you get your medications while on an RV trip:

  1. Plan ahead: Before you hit the road, make a list of all the medications you need to take, including the name of the medication, dosage, and frequency. This will help you stay organized and ensure that you don’t forget to pack any important medications.
  2. Pack extra medication: It’s always a good idea to pack extra medication in case you run into any unexpected delays or changes in your travel plans. This will give you some peace of mind and ensure that you have enough medication to last you throughout your trip.
  3. Use a mail-order pharmacy: If you’re going to be on the road for an extended period of time, consider using a mail-order pharmacy to have your medications delivered to your RV. This can be a convenient and cost-effective way to get your medications while on the road.
  4. Use a national pharmacy chain: National pharmacy chains like CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart have locations all across the country, making it easy to get your medications no matter where you are on your RV trip. Be sure to bring your prescription with you and call ahead to make sure that the pharmacy has your medication in stock.
  5. Use a telemedicine service: If you need a prescription refill while on the road, consider using a telemedicine service to connect with a healthcare provider remotely. This can be a convenient way to get the medications you need without having to visit a physical doctor’s office.
  6. Keep your medications cool: Some medications need to be stored at a specific temperature to remain effective. If you’re going to be on the road in hot weather, be sure to keep your medications in a cooler or insulated bag to prevent them from getting too warm.
  7. Be aware of state regulations: Different states have different regulations when it comes to prescription medications. Be sure to research the regulations in the states you’ll be traveling through to ensure that you’re in compliance with the law.

By following these tips, you can ensure that you’re able to get the medications you need while on your RV trip. With a little planning and preparation, you can enjoy a safe and healthy road trip.

Dora, Ed, Mason & Missy

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Juggling Solar Farm Work and Personal Repairs

Juggling solar farm gate guard work and personal repairs can be a challenging balancing act, but with proper planning and prioritization, it is possible to manage both effectively. By creating a schedule for ourselves, prioritizing tasks you too can maintain a healthy work-life balance even though we are required to be on-site 24/7.

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Enjoy Your Weekend!

Ed, Dora, Mason & Missy

Plan an exciting and fulfilling Road Trip

Planning a road trip can be an exciting and fulfilling experience. However, it can also be overwhelming without proper preparation. Here are some steps to help you plan a successful road trip:

  1. Determine your destination: Decide on the places you want to visit and map out a route that will take you there.
  2. Set a budget: Determine how much money you want to spend on the trip and allocate funds for gas, food, lodging, and activities.
  3. Decide on the length of the trip: Determine how many days you want to be on the road, where you will stay overnight, and how much driving you want to do each day.
  4. Plan your stops: Research and plan your stops along the way, including sightseeing, meals, and rest breaks.
  5. Check your vehicle: Ensure that your vehicle is in good condition, and have it serviced before the trip. Check tire pressure, fluid levels, and brakes.
  6. Pack wisely: Pack essentials such as clothing, toiletries, and medications. Also, pack snacks, water, and entertainment for the trip.
  7. Prepare for emergencies: Bring a first aid kit, flashlight, and emergency supplies in case of unexpected situations.
  8. Consider travel insurance: Consider purchasing travel insurance that covers roadside assistance and medical emergencies.
  9. Share your itinerary: Share your itinerary with friends or family, so they know where you will be and when to expect you.
  10. Enjoy the journey: Remember that the road trip is not just about the destination, but also about the journey. Take breaks, enjoy the scenery, and make memories along the way.

By following these steps, you can plan a successful road trip that is both enjoyable and stress-free. Happy travels!

Dora, Ed, Mason & Missy

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Is Working a Renewable Gate For Us?

Ed and I value transparency and honesty. When it comes to the jobs we do to earn our income and share with you, we want to be very upfront and honest. We strive to provide clear and accurate information about all of the job opportunities, including the required qualifications, responsibilities, and compensation. In this video we are only into our 2nd week on this solar farm gate and we are wondering if this is a good fit for us OR if it may work for you.

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Ed, Dora, Mason & Missy

Increasingly Popular Lifestyle Choice

Living in an RV has become an increasingly popular lifestyle choice for many individuals and families. While it may not be for everyone, there are several benefits to living in an RV that make it a more appealing option than a traditional home.

First and foremost, living in an RV allows for a sense of freedom and adventure that is unparalleled by living in a traditional home. With an RV, you have the ability to travel and explore new places at your leisure, without the constraints of a mortgage or rent tying you down to one location. This lifestyle is especially popular among retirees and digital nomads who have the flexibility to work remotely.

Additionally, living in an RV can be much more affordable than living in a traditional home. With the rising cost of housing and utilities, many people are struggling to make ends meet. However, RV living allows you to significantly cut down on your expenses, as you are not paying for a large mortgage, property taxes, or high utility bills. This can free up more money for travel or other hobbies and activities.

Another benefit of RV living is that it encourages a simpler, more minimalist lifestyle. With limited space in an RV, you are forced to downsize and get rid of unnecessary possessions. This can be a liberating experience, as you can focus on what truly matters in life and let go of material possessions that may have been weighing you down.

RV living also promotes a more sustainable way of life. By living in a smaller space, you are using less energy and resources than you would in a traditional home. Additionally, many RV owners opt for solar panels and other eco-friendly upgrades to further reduce their environmental footprint.

Of course, RV living is not without its challenges. Limited space and lack of privacy can be difficult to adjust to, and there may be maintenance and repair issues that arise. However, with the right mindset and preparation, these challenges can be overcome.

In conclusion, living in an RV offers a unique and fulfilling lifestyle that is not attainable through traditional home ownership. From the freedom to travel and explore to the financial benefits and sustainable living, there are many reasons why RV living is a better option for those seeking adventure, simplicity, and a sense of community.

Tell us your thoughts on living or traveling in an RV.

Dora, Ed, Mason & Missy

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Moving To A Renewable Job

Working security on a solar farm involves monitoring the premises, performing regular patrols, and ensuring the safety of the equipment and personnel. This includes managing access control and notifying police any potential security breaches. It is important to be vigilant and proactive in identifying and addressing any security risks to keep the solar farm operating smoothly and safely.

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Enjoy Your Weekend!

Ed, Dora, Mason & Missy

Traveling with E-Bikes

E-bikes are a great addition to any RV trip. They allow you to explore your surroundings with ease and without the hassle of traditional bikes. With an e-bike, you can cover more ground, climb hills with ease, and enjoy the outdoors without breaking a sweat.

One of the biggest advantages of e-bikes is their range. Most e-bikes can travel up to 25-50 miles on a single charge, which means you can explore further than you would with a traditional bike. This is especially useful if you’re traveling in an RV, as you can park your vehicle and explore the surrounding area without having to take it with you.

Another advantage of e-bikes is their ease of use. Unlike traditional bikes, e-bikes require minimal effort to ride. This means that you can explore for longer periods of time without getting tired or feeling exhausted.

E-bikes are also great for the environment. They produce zero emissions and are much more energy-efficient than traditional bikes or RVs. This makes them a great choice for eco-conscious travelers who want to reduce their carbon footprint.

When traveling with e-bikes, it’s important to choose a model that’s easy to transport. Many e-bikes can be folded up for easy storage and transportation, which is ideal for RV travel. Additionally, make sure to bring along any necessary tools and accessories, such as a helmet and a bike lock.

Overall, e-bikes are a fantastic addition to any RV trip. They allow you to explore your surroundings with ease, are great for the environment, and are easy to transport and use. If you’re planning an RV trip in the near future, consider bringing along an e-bike to enhance your adventure.

Safe Travels!

Dora, Ed, Mason & Missy