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Old RVs don’t need to retire

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Here’s a photo showing that older RVs don’t need to retire. This 24-foot 1989 Ford / Vanguard has taken us to places as diverse as Fairbanks and Inuvik, San Diego, Key West and Halifax. Those with elementary geography will notice there’s quite a bit of territory between those towns. We added a pair of propane fuel tanks so it drives on dual fuel for a range of over 400 miles. Here I photographed it near Red Rock River in Montana five years ago.

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"Grand Forks is a great place to camp and explore. The Municipal Campground is a central and very popular RV site adjacent to the Kettle River. There are many other spots to camp also. On June 24, 2017 Gallery 2 is hosting their Garden Tour. What a wonderful way to spend a weekend, camping and having the opportunity to peek into some of the private sanctuaries of local green thumbs and gardening afficienados. Call 250-442-5835 for more info about this event and others throughout the summer."

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