Posts by Matt Burt

Introducing the RVer’s Scrapbook App

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YOUR PERSONALIZED RV TRIP DIARY.

This app allows you to store all of the information about RV campgrounds in one consolidated place. Store everything from what hookups are available to pictures of the site you visit and more! Save information for possible trips to help plan out your future adventures or record information from past trips to keep a log of where you have been.

Internet connection required to use.

Your data is secure and private.

Record information about RV campgrounds including location, amenities, services provided, site information, maneuverability, and more!

Record information about your Rigs including maintenance and mileage logs!

Useful printable check lists included for your convenience

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Planning Your Trip of a Lifetime with RVshare

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If you’re thinking about going on a road trip, camping, or renting an RV for a special event, RVshare makes the whole process simple and fun! Looking for an RV for your next trip, reserve here! [http://www.tkqlhce.com/fo122qgpmgo3C7D57B6357849866]

Getting behind the wheel of a motorhome is a great way to explore the country while still having all the comforts of home. RVing lets you get up close and personal with nature, and allows you to spend the night under the stars, wherever your destination may be.

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The Pre-trip Walkaround

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There are many things that must be done when breaking camp with your trailer or motorhome. Often, a checklist is followed to assure that each item has been readied and checked before hitting the road. Generally, the last item to be completed is a full walk around. This involves the driver walking entirely around the vehicle and checking everything, verifying that all slides and awnings are retracted and locked, jacks are up, all appendages are disconnected from the services and stored, the hitch is secure, tires are fully inflated and not damaged, windows and vents are closed, antennas are all down, and no kids, items, or other obstructions lie under the vehicle. The ground should be checked to make sure no fluids are leaking.

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Tips For Shopping At Farmers Markets

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One of our favorite activities while RVing is to check out farmers markets. These agricultural events provide a great opportunity to shop for fresh and locally grown fruits and vegetables, sample some great food, talk with the locals and enjoy live music all in one location.

The growers are right there and you can ask them. Oddly enough, the walk around seems to be the most missed departure procedure, even though it may well be one of the most critical. The majority of damaged components while departing a campsite could have been prevented by a simple walk around. In some cases, the damage amounts to thousands of dollars. Farmers markets typically offer fruits and vegetables at the peak of the growing season, meaning the produce is at its freshest and tastes the best. Since they were grown locally, there is a good chance that the grapes or strawberries you buy from the farmer were picked in the past day or two.Tasting fresh local produce at your RV destinations offers one of the better ways to become familiar with the places you visit during your RV travels.

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Dropbox File Sharing

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ONE PLACE FOR ALL YOUR STUFF, WHEREVER YOU ARE. Dropbox is a home for all your photos, docs, videos, and files. Anything you add to Dropbox will automatically show up on all your computers, phones and even the Dropbox website — so you can access your stuff from anywhere. Dropbox also makes it super easy to share with others, whether you’re a student or professional, parent or grandparent. Even if you accidentally spill a latte on your laptop, have no fear! Relax knowing that your stuff is safe in Dropbox and will never be lost. Continue reading “Dropbox File Sharing” →

Manage A New Store and Share In Profits

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We have built and launched a brand new private mailbox and FedEx shipping store in the heart of the black gold oil boom in North Dakota.

We are seeking a team of two self-motivated, ambitious, and entrepreneurial people with excellent customer service skills to work as a team to co-manage the store. This project is a profit-sharing position with a compensation package that will pay 25% of net profit, or a guaranteed base pay, whichever is greater. The business is already operating in the black and has huge potential for growth with the right management team. Managers will work 4-8 weeks a quarter, trading off with owners. As the store revenue increases, manager salary increases.

This is an ideal opportunity to use or develop management experience. We are as interested in the character of our applicants as we are in management experience.

PLEASE NOTE: Store is located in North Dakota.

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