by Sean Michael | Mar 2, 2009 | Airstream, Blog, Photos
We live in an area of the country that rarely sees snow. What often passes for snowfall here could easily be mistaken for dandruff. Of course, TV weather guys LOVE to PREDICT snow. If a local TV weatherman so much as mentions the FIRST SYLLABLE of the magic word,...
by Sean Michael | Feb 23, 2009 | Airstream, Blog, Fuel Costs
As you might imagine, the past year has been no barrel of laughs for the RV industry. If Hollywood ever makes a feature film about this era, it will fall squarely in the “disaster” category. There’s been a perfect storm of events that have conspired...
by Sean Michael | Feb 22, 2009 | Airstream, Blog, Camping Abroad
The Bambi is arguably the most widely admired Airstream model ever built. From a design standpoint, it secured its claim to fame by becoming a featured display in New York’s Museum of Modern Art (MOMA). It’s sleek, it’s round, it’s pleasing to...
by Sean Michael | Feb 16, 2009 | Blog, Camping Abroad, Destinations
As the clock winds down on our final day in Buenos Aires, I thought I’d jot out a few last minute notes about our trip. Some of these notes will eventually work their way into the script for our Argentina videos. Producing video is a time consuming process. But...
by Sean Michael | Feb 13, 2009 | Blog, Camping Abroad
We just returned from an enjoyable excursion to the river town of Tigre, Argentina. In Tigre we camped in one of Ruta|Sur’s camper vans. One of the upsides of RV camping in Argentina is that you can park your rig ANYWHERE, within reason. Argentina is very...
by Sean Michael | Feb 10, 2009 | Blog, Camping Abroad
Yesterday we had a fine visit with the folks at Ruta|Sur (Road South), an RV rental house here in Buenos Aires. They are a young, growing company and their office has an upbeat spirit of enthusiasm. We learned a great deal about RVing in Argentina. Here are some notes...
