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Support
Your RV Lifestyle! An Insider's Guide to Working on
the Road, by Jaimie Hall
Since its first appearance in 2002,
Jaimie's Hall's Support Your RV Lifestyle! has
set the standard for books about living and working
on the road. This new edition is updated and expanded
to include even more resources than the original - and
the original was already a treasure trove of practical
wisdom, advice, and tools for doing exactly what the
title declares you can do: Support your RV Lifestyle!
An added feature of the new addition is the info-packed
companion CD, which includes job-finding tips and success
techniques as well as 13 more articles by Jaimie Hall.
Two ebooks are also on the CD: Taking the Mystery
Out Of Retiring to an RV by Alice
Zyetz and Malia's RV Checklist by Malia Lane.
Not only for dreamers
who are just beginning to think about living and working
on a roll, this book is a great resource for those
who are already familiar with the RV lifestyle. With
over a decade of experience living and working on
the road, Jaimie Hall shares her own extensive knowledge
as well as advice from many others who have discovered
a wide range of fascinating and fulfilling ways to
generate income while full-timing...[More]
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Roads
from the Ashes: An Odyssey in Real Life on the Virtual
Frontier,
by Megan Edwards
If you're at one of life's transition points and thinking
about making a go of life on a roll, this book offers
a vivid and entertaining look inside one couple's experiences.
For many people, making the decision to "hit the
road" comes at a transitional phase in life: a divorce,
a health challenge, retirement. For Edwards and her husband
Mark Sedenquist (RoadTrip America's founders), the transition
arrived in the form of a wildfire that consumed their
house and all their possessions. Seizing the "opportunity"
to follow their dreams led the pair on a journey all over
America as well as on an inspiring odyssey into new careers.
If you're still in the "thinking about it" stage,
this book is a must-read. |
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Take
Back Your Life: Travel Full-Time In An RV, by
Stephanie Bernhagen
This book belongs in the permanent collection of every
wanderer or dashboader. Stephanie and her husband Paul
have been full-timers since 1994. As an example of the
extremly useful detail this book includes, the analyses
in Chapter 8 examine many common loading errors. If this
book had been available six years ago, we might have avoided
some of the Phoenix One's chassis problems and saved thousands
of dollars.In addition to practical information, Take
Back Your Life is one of the best books we've ever
seen about full-timing, offering glimpses into the experiences
of real people living their own dreams of life on wheels.
Whether you're a novice or an experienced road warrior,
this is one book you should not be without! |
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Movin'
On: Living & Traveling Full Time in a Recreational
Vehicle, by Ron and Barb Hofmeister
With Ron and Barb Hofmeister's book, you'll feel like
you have two good friends eager to tell you all about
the fulltiming life. Especially inspiring for those
who are contemplating the RV lifestyle but haven't yet
made the plunge, Movin' On is packed with hundreds
of practical tips blended with tales of personal experience
and anecdotes from other fulltimers. The result is a
vivid, accurate, and multi-dimensional picture of what
it's like to live, travel, and work in an RV.
Chapters dedicated to finances and setting up a mobile
office provide solid information for planning purposes,
as do sections on choosing a vehicle and arranging for
medical and dental care. Also helpful are descriptions
of great destinations and a generous sprinkling of black-and-white
photos.
Best of all, however, is that Movin' On is a
good, down-to-earth read from cover to cover. Anyone
with the slightest desire to join the burgeoning ranks
of fulltime RVers is sure to find this book impossible
to put down.
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How
to Get Paid $50,000 a Year to Travel Without Selling Anything,
by Craig Chilton
This informative handbook and guide is for those who'd
like to get paid to deliver new RVs to dealers. In this
new edition, Chilton packs page after page of useful,
current information about how to get into and build this
lucrative part- or fulltime career. |
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RV
Traveling Tales: Women's Journeys on the Open Road,
edited by Jaimie Hall and Alice Zyetz
This is a collection of thought-provoking essays by
fifty-two women who have boldly embraced the challenges,
delights and opportunities of living on the road in
recreational vehicles. Living on the road is not just
a permanent vacation, and the contributors to this anthology
share some of their favorite experiences that have led
them to a new understanding about their relationships
with spouses, children, and the ability to cope with
the calamities of life-breast cancer, divorce, loss
of a child, loss of employment.
RV Traveling Tales also includes a helpful glossary
of RV terms and tips. The stories are entertaining and
inspiring, making the book is a must-read for anyone
who is contemplating the "full-timing" RV
lifestyle.
Mark
2/03
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