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Visiting a cave can be an exciting and educational experience that you’ll never forget! From learning about the different geological formations in the cave to exploring and discovering the creatures that inhabit it, there is so much to discover in a cave. A private cave tour is the perfect way to get an up close and personal look. With a private cave tour, you’ll have the chance to explore the cave at your own pace and with a knowledgeable guide to help you along the way. You’ll get to learn about the unique features of the cave and you may even have the chance to explore some of the smaller and more secluded areas. You’ll be able to take pictures, videos and capture memories that will last a lifetime. So, if you’re looking for an exciting and educational experience, consider taking a private cave tour at the Sonora Caverns in Sonora TX.

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Ed, Dora, Mason & Missy

Staying organized as a full-time RVer can be a challenge, but with a few simple tips and tricks, you can keep your RV in order and maximize your travel experience.

First, create a “command center” for yourself. Designate a specific space in your RV to keep important documents like your insurance information, registration, and other important papers. Make sure you have a filing system in place to make it easy to find things when you need them.

Next, invest in some organizational tools. Plastic bins, labels, and even command hooks can help you keep items neat and tidy. Label bins with food items, cleaning supplies, toiletries, and other items so you know where to look when you need something. Command hooks can be used to hang up items like keys and hats.

Finally, create a list of all of your must-haves. This list should include items that you need to have in your RV at all times. This way, when you’re packing up to move, you can quickly check to make sure you haven’t forgotten anything.

By following these tips, you can stay organized and make the most of your RVing experience. Good luck and Have fun on the Road!

Thanks! Dora & Ed

If you haven’t seen already, we have a partnership with JG Security as gate guards. Working with them has been great and we highly recommend them as a company to work for. If you’re looking for a summer job, JG Security is currently hiring gate guards.

Since Ed & I are done with the Quartzsite RV show, we start making our way back to Texas but the weather has different plans for us. We take you along with us in this video. Do we make it back to San Antonio?

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Ed, Dora, Mason & Missy

How to find remote job opportunities. Finding remote job opportunities can be a daunting task, but with the right approach and resources, you can land the perfect job for you. Here are some tips to help you get started:

1. Utilize job search sites: There are several job search sites that specialize in remote positions. Check websites like FlexJobs, WeWorkRemotely, and Remotive to find the best opportunities for you.
2. Network: You never know who might have a lead on a remote job. Reach out to your contacts and let them know that you are looking for a remote job. You may be surprised at the results.
3. Attend virtual job fairs: Virtual job fairs are a great way to learn more about potential employers and the types of remote jobs they have available. Make sure to have your resume up-to-date and practice your elevator pitch.
4. Create a portfolio: Create a website or portfolio to showcase your skills and experience. This will give potential employers a better idea of who you are and what you can bring to the table.
5. Follow remote job accounts on social media: Follow companies and recruiters on social media for job postings. They will often post jobs on their accounts before they are posted on job search sites.
6. Take advantage of job boards: Job boards are a great way to find job postings for remote positions. Take some time to search through job postings on popular job boards like Indeed and Monster.

Finding a remote job doesn’t have to be difficult. With a little bit of effort and the right resources, you can find the perfect job for you. On our “Make Successful Income” Page, we have listed several recourse’s for you and will continue to update.

Good luck!

Thanks! Dora & Ed

This video was so much fun to make. All the memories at Quartzsite AZ will stick with us forever. The show was an awesome experience but the people is what made it so much fun & memorable. Please check out  @BrokenDreamsReborn ,  @AdventureEndeavor  and  @TurnItUpWorld  on YouTube.

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Ed, Dora, Mason & Missy

RVing is a great way to explore the outdoors and see new places. But while doing so, it’s important to remember to conserve resources, especially water. Here are some tips to help you conserve water while RVing:

1. Bring a few extra jugs of water with you. This way, you won’t have to rely on the water at campgrounds and can save it for other campers.
2. Utilize greywater tanks. Greywater tanks can be used to store water used for showers, washing dishes, and other tasks. This water can then be used for flushing toilets, watering plants, and more.
3. Collect rainwater. If you’re RVing in an area that gets a lot of rain, you can set up a rain barrel or other collection device to catch and store the water for later use.
4. Limit water usage for showers, dishes, and laundry. Try to take shorter showers, and use a bucket or bowl to wash dishes instead of running the tap. Also, wait until you have a full load of laundry before washing.
5. Use biodegradable soaps and detergents. These soaps and detergents are more environmentally friendly and will help keep chemicals out of the water.
6. Avoid using water for activities like washing your RV or car. Instead, use a biodegradable cleaner made specifically for these tasks.

By following these tips, you can conserve water while RVing and help protect the environment. Have fun and be sure to spread the word about water conservation!

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As we arrive to the Quartzsite RV Show our anxiety of the unknown was high. But everyone has been fantastic to us. Once we got our RV Parked and set up, we took off to find the J&G Security Booth in the big tent. Once we found our booth we began setting it up for the show. It didn’t take long for all the vendors to set up their booths with services or merchandise. Today’s video we take you quickly around the big tent.

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Ed, Dora, Mason & Missy

As RVers, one of the dumb things we can do is to forget to check tire pressure before setting out on a long trip. This can lead to tire blowouts, which can be inconvenient, costly, and dangerous.

Checking your RV tire pressure is important for a variety of reasons. Properly inflated tires will provide a smoother ride and help reduce the risk of a tire blowout due to excessive wear. Additionally, they can help you get better gas mileage and extend the life of your tires. It’s recommended that you check your tire pressure at least once a month, or before and after long trips, to ensure your RV is running safely and efficiently.

To start, make sure you have a reliable tire pressure gauge to accurately measure the pressure.

Then, remove the valve caps from the RV’s tires and press the tire pressure gauge onto the valve stem. You’ll then be able to read the tire pressure. Depending on the type of tire pressure gauge, it may indicate the pressure in either PSI (pounds per square inch) or BAR.

Check the sidewall of your tires to determine the recommended tire pressure. If the reading on your tire pressure gauge is different than the recommended tire pressure, add or remove air from the tire until it reaches the desired pressure. Make sure to replace the valve caps to prevent dirt and debris from entering the tire.

Great job making sure your RV tires have the correct tire pressure! Having the right pressure is important for safety and performance. Make sure to check the pressure regularly and if you ever have any questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to reach out to a trusted RV mechanic for help.

Well todays video is part 1 of our journey to Quartzsite AZ. The dust storms. The rain storms and the high winds. We sure have had our ups and downs but overall our trip has been great. We’ve never been to this part of the country with our RV so we are super excited to see where the road takes us.

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Ed, Dora, Mason & Missy