this week making our way up through rural British Columbia to Stuart Heiter and a whole lot more.

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Welcome to episode number 290 of RV Miles. I'm Jason and I'm Abby and we are two RVers who along

with our three boys, Jack Ethan and Henry have been Chris Cresson North America on one epic road trip

since 2016. Here at RV Miles, we talk all things, industry news, travel destinations. I lost my train

of thought. Our national parks and a whole lot more. There you go. Thank you so much.

This is what this episode is going to be like. I think that was our fifth or sixth attempt

to get this thing started. Last a whole lot of time getting ready for this episode, trying to

remember places we were and whatever we went to them and all that sort of stuff. But we are excited

here to talk to you about our real first journey up through Canada. It was a really interesting

experience and I think we have a lot to share about how different that is from traveling through

the U.S. because it is quite different. But first, I wanted to start off the show today with

reading a Facebook post if you don't mind. I don't mind. Do you mind? No. I found this post

in the Facebook group. It wasn't our group. I didn't ask for permissions. I'm not going to say

this but I want to read it. Hope you all had a great Labor Day weekend. My neighbors have so many

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