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Mountain Directory West and East

When you are driving an RV or towing a trailer, there can be a lot of weight involved.

It is useful to know everything you can about the road ahead. Mountain passes, both up and down, should be a concern even if you have more horsepower than you could ever use. Engines and automatic transmissions can overheat on the way up, and brakes can overheat on the way down. Then you also need to know if there are TIGHT CURVES to deal with. Knowing if the road is two-lane or four-lane can make a big difference in the way you plan your assault on the pass.

Mountain Directory West for Truckers, RV, and Motorhome Drivers is quite necessary for the American West, where getting someplace is just a choice of which pass you MUST take. The Traveling Morgans have often gotten to our destination without incident, only to have others at the destination say "We went a different way and had to battle some tough conditions" . Sure they made it, but why suffer stress if you can rearrange your trip to avoid it and still see everything you want to see?

Since none of the mountains in the East are as high or rugged or remote as the west, and alternate routes are easy to come by, Mountain Directory East for Truckers, RV, and Motorhome Drivers is useful rather than essential.

Gun Laws of the 50 States

There are many RVers who carry guns for self defense, and many hunters who travel by RV. For those who travel with firearms for any reason, it is best to know the law before you go into a particular state. After you read Traveler's Guide to the Firearm Laws of the 50 States, 2011 you might decide to never spend the night in Massachusetts.

Choosing a Home Base

Ok. You have sold the home, no longer own any property anywhere, you have moved into a home on wheels, now, where do you CHOOSE to call home and why. And is it legal? Check out your choices with Choosing Your RV Home Base, 2nd Edition and make an informed choice.