RT 63 A Roadtreking Thanksgiving

RV Podcast - Stories From The Road

Mike Wendland

Leisure, Personal Journals, Society & Culture, Automotive, Places & Travel

4.5 • 704 Ratings

🗓️ 25 November 2015

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

As our U.S. friends celebrate Thanksgiving this week (our Canadian friends celebrated their Thanksgiving a few weeks ago), Jennifer and I reflect back on many of the people we've met and the places and adventures we've shared this past year. [spp-player] We've been on the road more than half of 2015 and it's been a year of great opportunities. [spp-timestamp time="3:02"] But at the heart of the small those lifestyle are the people we have met, other RVers who quickly;y become family. We hear from many of them this week. Some are Roadtreking Reporters from our Roadtreking.com blog, others are moderators on our very active Roadtreking Facebook group. As they share their Thanksgiving greetings, Jennifer and I tell a little about them - and why we are so grateful to have them in our lives. [spp-timestamp time="10:44"] Other topics in this episode: Jennifer suggests a way to keep track of your favorite campsites, as a listener reports on how she enjoyed that Postino postcard app we reported on a few episodes back. [spp-timestamp time="7:44"] In the RV News of the Week, we talk about a controversial plan by Yellowstone National Park officials to slaughter up to 1,000 bison this winter [spp-timestamp time="41:08"] In Traveling Technology, I share three apps that will help you fall and stay asleep [spp-timestamp time="45:56"] Listeners Tom and Patti Burkett report on interesting off the beaten path places to visit in the American Northeast. [spp-timestamp time="49:50"]

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0:00.0	Welcome everybody to episode number 63.
0:04.7	It's time for road trekking. The podcast. Traveling North America in a small motor home.
0:12.4	Exploring, camping, boondocking, embracing the RV lifestyle, and sharing tips, and where to go, and how to keep things running right.
0:23.6	Here's award-winning journalist Mike Wendland and his network of road trekking reporters.
0:30.9	Hello everybody and welcome to road trekking, the RV podcast. Thanksgiving week edition edition whether you have a small RV like the
0:40.2	road trek Jennifer and I travel in or a great big Class A motor home a fifth wheel a pop-up
0:44.7	heck even if you dry camp out of your car tent and are just thinking about getting an RV
0:49.3	this show is for you we're talking about being out there and enjoying God's creation, meeting interesting people,
0:57.2	finding great campsites, exploring the countryside, and sharing tips on keeping our RVs running right,
1:03.4	and using the right gear and technology to enhance our camping experience.
1:07.7	That's with road trekking.
1:09.0	The podcast is all about the RV lifestyle.
1:14.7	And this episode of road trekking, the RV podcast is brought to you by Van City RV in St. Louis
1:21.3	and their partner dealerships, Creston RV in Calispell, Montana, and Wagon Trail RV in Las Vegas,
1:28.4	bringing you the largest inventory of Class B's from three locations across the country.
1:32.9	From Aldi, ALDE, the only name you need to know when choosing a heating system for your RV.
1:39.6	By Leisure Time RV, a family-owned dealership in Central Florida. Your vacation starts at Leisure Time RV.
1:46.5	And Verizon Wireless, the nation's largest and most reliable 4G LTE Network.
1:52.8	Well, welcome everybody to our Thanksgiving Week 2015 edition of the podcast.
1:57.8	It's going to be a little bit different.
1:59.4	We're going to try and hear from a whole
2:02.7	bunch of our friends from the road trekking Facebook group and also from our road tracking reporters
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