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Lisa FritscherLisa is a full-time travel writer. She lives in an RV with her disabled father and writes about their experiences. Although she has no children of her own, Lisa loves being an Aunt to her own relatives and the children of all her friends. You can follow her adventures on her blog, Travel Confessions.
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RV Shopping: Getting the Best Deal

RV Shopping: Getting the Best Deal

May 10, 2012 No Comments

So you are in the market for a new RV. After a tedious search, you finally found the RV of your dreams. The floor plan and design scheme work wonderfully for your family. If it is a towable, you have performed seemingly endless calculations to ensure that you are within all weight specifications. You have ...

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RV Shopping: Meeting Your Family’s Needs

RV Shopping: Meeting Your Family’s Needs

May 8, 2012 No Comments

Despite, or maybe because of, the economic downturn, the RV industry is experiencing an explosion in growth. Although newly retired Baby Boomers remain the biggest market, according to the RVIA (Recreation Vehicle Industry Association), the fastest-growing market segment is young adults aged 18-34. It is easy to see why—even the most luxurious RV park is ...

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Alamo City Ghost Tours: An Interactive Ghost Hunting Experience

Alamo City Ghost Tours: An Interactive Ghost Hunting Experience

February 2, 2012 No Comments

Whether it’s the time we spent living in New Orleans or our obsession with Halloween, Dad and I just love ghost tours. Wandering deserted streets late at night as our guide spins intricate tales of long-ago tragedies, it is easy to feel like we are stepping back through time. We make it a priority to ...

Old West Gunfights on Route 66: Williams, Arizona

Old West Gunfights on Route 66: Williams, Arizona

January 29, 2012 No Comments

Williams, Arizona, is often known as the “Gateway to the Grand Canyon.” The South Rim of the Grand Canyon is just an hour from Williams by car, or two hours on the elegant Grand Canyon Railway. A thriving tourist town, Williams is also home to roughly 3,000 year-round residents. Dad and I visited twice during ...

Kerrville, Texas: A Small Town Paradise

Kerrville, Texas: A Small Town Paradise

January 27, 2012 No Comments

When Dad and I traveled through the American Southwest in the summer of 2011, we did a lot of base camping–staying in membership campgrounds, federal lands or state parks within an hour of major cities. This allowed us to pay lower nightly rates and explore the countryside, rather than exclusively focusing on known tourist destinations. ...

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Walt Disney World During the Holidays: Beyond the Parks

Walt Disney World During the Holidays: Beyond the Parks

January 26, 2012 No Comments

Located just outside Orlando, Florida, Walt Disney World is arguably the best-known family vacation destination in the world. Beyond the four theme parks, Walt Disney World offers dazzling highly-themed resort hotels, world-famous golf courses, miniature golf, and the Downtown Disney shopping and entertainment district. No matter when you visit, you will find that you could ...

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Walt Disney World During the Holidays: Inside the Parks

Walt Disney World During the Holidays: Inside the Parks

January 25, 2012 No Comments

Walt Disney World, near Orlando, Florida, is mind-boggling in every way. From roller coasters to motion simulators, Broadway-quality production shows to personalized meet-and-greets, Walt Disney World is arguably one of the most beloved family vacation destinations in the world. But the Disney magic takes on a particularly special significance at Christmas time, when the entire ...

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Texas State Cemetery: From the Old West to 9/11 in Austin

Texas State Cemetery: From the Old West to 9/11 in Austin

December 30, 2011 No Comments

Blame it on years of living in New Orleans, where locals still hold picnics in the stunning above-ground cemeteries. Or blame it on a somewhat morbid fascination with all things dark yet beautiful. Regardless, Dad and I are particularly enamored by cemeteries, and make it a goal to see the major burial grounds in each ...

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Texas State Capitol: Seeing Government in Action in Austin

Texas State Capitol: Seeing Government in Action in Austin

December 29, 2011 No Comments

I’m a bit of a government nut, always keeping up with the latest Senate and House debates. So when Dad and I were in Austin, Texas during the spring of 2011, I was excited to tour the Texas State Capitol complex. As it turned out, the state legislature was in session, offering us the chance to ...

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The Story of Texas: The Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum in Austin

The Story of Texas: The Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum in Austin

December 26, 2011 No Comments

When Dad and I headed out on our Western adventure in the spring of 2011, we actually knew relatively little about the region. But we were eager to learn as much as we could. In states as diverse as New Mexico, Utah and Arizona, we sought out major museum complexes and tiny roadside attractions looking ...

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