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The Last Bonfire, a Final Sendoff for Autumn Just Before the First Snowfall of WinterOne day you're enjoying blue skies and a toasty bonfire, the next you're plowing snow. That's life at the cabin.
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The Minnesota Pineapple TreeHow can the word "Pineapple" represent a tropical fruit. It was about time Minnesotans took matters into their own hands, Don't You Know.
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Was it a Heart Attack, was it a Stroke, or was it a Physics Problem?Fairy Tales usually start with "Once Upon A Time". Sea Story's Begin With "This Is No S--t. This is neither, it really happened just as it is written.
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WORX WG304.1 Electric Chainsaw, the Perfect Solution for Homeowner CleanupUnreliable gas chainsaws can be a safety hazard. Not so with an electric chainsaw. Let go of the trigger and it becomes instantly and completely safe. -
Tangent Lodge Gets Fresh White Paint in the Living RoomAfter many hours of sanding, spraying paint on the walls goes quick and makes a dramatic improvement -
Hanging My First Door at Tangent LodgeThe original builder didn't own a square, there's not a straight corner in the place. No matter, I got the door installed and it looks great. -
Indoor Firewood and Outdoor Firewood: Never Confuse One for the OtherFall brings out color in the trees, turkeys foraging for food, and cutting firewood for the winter months. All we were missing was hot apple cider. -
Going to the Cabin Alone Just Isn't the Same, but I Sure Got a Lot DoneCeiling fans, doors, trim, and hardware. The room is starting to take shape. -
The Cabin Within the Cabin, at Tangent LodgeIf you want to use the cabin in the winter, you need to protect the water system. Here's the secret to stretch those heating dollars when you're only there on the weekends. -
Labor Day Weekend at Tangent Lodge, Good Progress, but Also Good RelaxationWe worked hard, and than we kicked back and watched the bonfire. It was a good weekend at Tangent Lodge. -
Tangent Lodge Gets a New ChimneyThe chimney looked questionable from the ground. Up close it was a disaster waiting to happen! -
Tranquility Rules at Tangent LodgeNo Phone, No TV, No computer. No never ending doom and gloom dulling your senses coming from those intent on keeping you informed. -
The TransformationSomewhere during the reconstruction we transformed from project to our home. -
Sheetrock Brightens Up Everything!Drywall isn't rocket science, but it sure does wear you out. It's hard work but the results make the effort seem like a small price to pay for a clean bright room. -
Tangent Lodge Becomes Functional, We Have a Working KitchenKitchen, Bathroom, and Bedroom, with these essentials up and running Tangent Lodge is starting to feel like a home. -
Work Proceeds at Tangent Lodge... Even with No ElectricityTwo weeks without power hasn't slowed work in the least. It did cause us to think twice about doing away with an old friend... The outhouse will stay. -
Keep the Versatility of a Cargo Van when You Build Your Van DwellingAll that secure cargo space may come in handy someday. It doesn't take much effort to make your Van Dwelling convertible. -
Straight Line Winds Strike Danbury WI Destroying Property and Downing PowerlinesAs new cabin owners we were hardly prepared for the severe wind and rain storm that passed through the area July 1st. The whole area looked like a war zone with trees down and homes damaged -
Why the Movie Theater Industry is Collapsing and How They Can Come BackWhen an afternoon matinee for 2 cost you $30 the customers no longer can justify the cost.
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How to Make Lemonade when the Economy Gives You LemonsLost your job? Why not start a business. Here's some small time success stories that will inspire you. Success comes to those who work at it. -
You Can Never Go Back... Or Can You?Memories of what it was back then become sadness when you discover it's just not the same the second time around. -
How Has Current Economic Conditions Affected the Cabin Versus RV Decision?Nothing loses value faster than an RV. That said the current glut of Fannie Mae foreclosures is a tremendous opportunity for those who can jump on them. -
ATV Outings In Northern MinnesotaWith ATV trails connecting much of the state, whether it's a day outing or a camping trip, there's always somewhere to ride. -
What You See is What You Get when You Buy a Fannie Mae ForeclosureIt may be trashed, it may be stripped. Regardless foreclosed properties are flooding the market with some real bargains. -
Tangent Lodge: Another New Direction in Our LivesThe best times of our life together have been when we chucked it all and headed off together into the unknown. When we rely on each other for inspiration we seem to find a common bond that makes life good.
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Lost in the Woods While Trail Riding? GPS Will Bring You HomeIt's easy to get lost traveling miles of ATV trails. With GPS it's just as easy to find your way back.
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How to Build a Survival Wood Gas Jet StoveBag of Charcoal, lighter fluid, and bulky stoves are all so unnecessary. If you just want to cook a meal small, efficient, and quick is the better way. -
Discover the Wilderness on an ATVSitting at the campsite all weekend can get boring quick. An ATV can take you to all kinds of new and interesting places in the wilderness. -
Buying RV Insurance? Your Auto Insurance Agent Can't Cover You ProperlyFull coverage auto insurance only covers your empty, bare RV. For proper protection you need Specialty RV Insurance that is similar to Homeowner's Insurance. -
Shopping for a Used RV? Here's 10 Costly Mistakes You Don't Want to MakeBuying a used RV is a big investment, and mistakes can cost you thousands. If you don't know what you're looking for it's easy to get in over your head when buying a used RV. Read on for 10 costly mistakes you will want to avoid when buying a used RV. -
Review: Culver's Family Restaurants, Competitive Prices, Outstanding ValueYou get what you pay for, Culver's prices are competitive, and their quality is top shelf.
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Wiring Short-Cuts Lead to Electrical Fires, Even in 12v Automotive ApplicationsHooking the pump direct got it going quicker, but a few months later it all went up in smoke. -
Review: 200mW USB RealTek 8187 Adapter & Antenna with Magnetic BaseTraveling and looking for WiFi Hot Spots? Adding an external antenna to your computer makes a world of a difference. -
Heavy Snow Load Can Ruin Your RVOften forgotten in the storage lot, if the snow is allowed to build up your RV could be damaged. -
Product Review: Remington 18,000 BTU Portable Propane HeaterWhether heating a Van Dwelling, or and Ice House, this propane heater is quick and efficient. -
Product Review: Kidde KN-COSM-B Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detector with Voice AlarmA small wiring fire was an indication my investment in an alarm could have been the difference between life and death. -
APOCALYPSE, ARE YOU READY?A fictional scenario, is it realistic? You tell me. -
Lose of InnocenceHis belief in the common good of man took a severe beating that warm and sunny summer day.
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Wings of Gold Revisited DigitallyFlying over the island of Guam -
Twist of FaithA young French speaking Canadian girl wins a trip to France, initiating a chain of events that changes her life... For the better.
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A Day in the Life of Clarence & the Old ManClarence, a Van Dweller and wandering Journalist, and Old Man, a decrepit old cat, explore the byways and back roads of western mountains and deserts. -
Was It Murder, Or Just BBQ?Did she leave of her own accord, or was she murdered and disposed of in a ghastly manner.
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Sometimes an RV Outing Just Demands a Do-OverEvery now and then your weekend outing goes South for some reason. The best fix is to get right back up on the horse and try again. -
Product Review: The KitchenAid 600 Professional Series Stand MixerDoes the KitchenAid 600 Professional Series mixer stand up to close scrutiny? I just bought mine and here's what I think. -
How Aging Motorcyclists Keep the Wind in Their Face and Bugs in Their TeethYou started out on a tricycle, why not consider adding some extra wheels to make your highway cruiser safer when it becomes to heavy to handle. -
How to Cure Leaky RV WindowsA good silicon applied neatly will cure most RV window leaks. Just be sure to do it before water damages your interior walls. -
How to Make Your RV Travels Tax DeductibleMaking your life on the road a business opens a whole world of tax breaks for you. -
How Full Time RVers Learn to Turn Off Their Internal Time ScheduleThe weather's great, why should we move on... Turning off the need to live by a time table isn't all that easy. -
How to Repair Interior Water Damage to Your RVWhen the ripples show up on your RV's interior wall all is not lost. Interior repairs are a do-it-yourself project you don't need to be afraid to tackle. You can make it as good or better than new. -
The Last RV Outing for the Season is a BustThe weather was great, the colors spectacular, but the last RV outing of the season went South right out of the gate. -
How to Minimize Repair Cost After Vandals Damage Your VehicleYour out of pocket expense can be reduced to help with the insurance deductible by doing some of the work yourself. -
Metal Signs - A Great Way to Make Your Van Something SpecialWhether you choose nostalgic tin signs from years gone by, or current advertisement signs of today. Tin signs will put your personality in your wheels. -
What You Can Do to Protect Your RV from VandalismTo avoid falling victim to smash and dash vandals these pointers will help remove some of the temptation. -
Don't Ignore Your Intuition when Van DwellingPersonal safety is your responsibility. Ignore your intuition and you could be walking into a whole world of hurt.
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How Vandalism or Burglary Affects so ManyThe stupid actions of a few can affect so many when you consider how the community reacts to the situation.
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How to Choose Between an RV and a Stealth VanIf you're just looking for a free camping spot, why waste your time trying to be stealthy? -
Review: Eccotemp L5 Portable Tank-less Water HeaterCamping, dog show, horse exhibition, what ever your need for a portable hot water shower, the Eccotemp L5 Tank-less Water Heater will do the job. -
How to Have a Real Hot Water Shower in Your VanNothing beats a good hot shower, especially when you're living on the road. Here's how to set one up in your standard height cargo van. -
How to Build a Boondocking, Bugout, Off Grid Living, Survival TrailerLife without running water and electricity can be pretty nasty. This is how to make sure you always have both.
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What Does the P.V. Millionaire Badge Really Mean?In today's world 1,000,000 of anything doesn't seem like much until you really think about it.
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Which is Cheaper, Vacation by Hotel or Vacation by RV?Will your summer journey be cramped in a small car, or comfortable in the family RV. This will make the decision easy for you. -
A Review: South Dakota's Original 1880's TownSmall towns sprang up across the western half of the country during the years of expansion. The Original 1880's Town in South Dakota is a good example of how life was back in the old days. -
Free Camping Our Way Across AmericaMany retail places roll out the red carpet to make your overnight stay comfortable. All at no charge to you. -
How to Choose the Best Van Dwelling Camping SpotWhere you park to sleep will determine if you're likely to be interrupted, or if you will get a good nights rest.
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How to Be a Stealthy Van DwellerHiding in plain sight is the tricky part. Simple mistakes will make you stick out like a sore thumb.
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Cast Iron Hibachi: The Best Travel GrillYou can go with a cheap disposable grill and create more garbage, or you can buy something that will last a lifetime. You choose what's best for the planet. -
George and Martha Wilson Lived Next Door to Every Little Menace, Even If His Name Wasn't DennisThe kindly older lady next door that supplied milk and cookies to all the children. Don't kid yourself, every neighborhood has one.
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Are RV Toilet Chemicals & RV Toilet Paper Really Necessary?If you forgo the expensive chemicals will your RV smell like an outhouse? -
Museums: Great Inexpensive or Free RV Side TripsTraveling 2-Lane Roads takes you through all the smaller towns. Museums are a great way these communities will get you to stop and spend some time. -
Review: The Old Firehouse and Police Museum in Superior WisconsinGoing back to horse and buggy days, this museum will bring you through all the advances in fire and police technology. -
When a Job Becomes so Much MoreAn odd couple in the truest sense of the word, they found something special with each other.
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Why Walmart's Generic Labeling is Pure Marketing GeniusWhat's really behind Walmart's change to the plain white background on their labels? -
How to Keep Your RV Vacation Costs DownWith a little research and planning your RV vacation can be a money saver.
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How to Do Mille Lacs Lake Minnesota on a Small Budget in Your RVFor little more than the cost of gas to get there you can have a great time in Mille Lacs Lake Minnesota. -
Guy Fieri Brings Diners, Drive Ins, and Dives to Gordy's Hi Hat in Cloquet MinnesotaSure Gordy's has been around for a gazillion years, but what is it that makes eating there so special? After Guy left, we went to find out for ourselves. We weren't disappointed! -
Van Dweller's Stay Free in National ForestsYou can try to hide out in the city, but by far the better choice is to get away from populated areas. -
The High Cost of Living with Diabetes is ShockingWhen you become Diabetic your wallet is going to become a lot lighter.
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Our Weekend Trip To Gafvert Campground In Minnesota's Nemadji State ForestOnly 35 miles from home, this rustic campground offers secluded campsites, fishing & boating, and ATV trails throughout the area. -
Review: The Haier HLTD7 is a Portable 7" TV-DVD CombinationA portable 7" TV-DVD with it's own rechargeable battery, it could be the perfect entertainment device for traveling.
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How to Prevent RV Water Damage: Sealing the Seams and Joints on Your Second Hand RVAnnual inspections of every seam and joint will help you catch a small leak before it causes serious damage. -
Stopping the Sugar Shakes, Hypoglycemic Reactions to Low Blood Sugar LevelsWhen your blood sugar drops to dangerous levels your body gives you a clear signal you mustn't ignore.
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Passion, Without it You Have DepressionDo you feel trapped and going no where in life? It might be due to lack of passion.
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Super Size Me: I Told You Junk Food is an AddictionDo you want to know why you feel sick all the time? It might be because you are what you eat.
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The Davidson Windmill is a Great RVing Point of InterestSmall historic points of interest like the Davidson Windmill are a great place to stretch your legs during your travels. -
The Davidson Windmill On Hwy 13 In Northwest WisconsinBuilt from local materials, this early windmill supplied flour and feed to the region from 1904 to 1926. -
Herbster Community Campground Welcomes RVers with Open ArmsArriving weeks before the RV season normally starts, we were treated to solitude and beautiful views. Plus a surprisingly warm welcome. -
Herbster Community CampgroundWe beat the crowds of summer and enjoyed a wonderful weekend.
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Off Season RVing is CheaperRV Resorts lower their rates during the off season, why not take advantage of it.
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They Call it Comfort Food Because it SatisfiesAfter a while eating rabbit food just doesn't cut it for the those addicted to food.
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Exercise Keeps Your Metabolism GoingExercise will keep your metabolism going even if you slip in a big meal occasionally.
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The Train in the DistanceThe sound of a train horn in the distance brings back memories from 40 years ago.
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How to Upgrade Your Used RVs TelevisionA step by step look at removing the old RV television and upgrading it to a digital model.
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How To Upgrade Your RVs TelevisionHow to remove the old analog TV in your RV and install a modern digital TV in its place. -
Many Small Meals Help Diabetics Avoid Sugar SpikesEating large meals leads to the roller coaster affect on your blood sugar.
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How to Upgrade Your RVs FlooringThe first thing to look really tacky in RVs is the flooring. Sure carpeting is quick and easy for the manufacturer, but it gets dirty real quick.
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How to Start a Diabetic Meal Planning ProgramEating more meals of smaller and equal size will help stabilize your blood sugar levels. Large meals cause a roller coaster effect with spikes and valley's, this isn't good.
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Diabetics Can Still Have Treats, but You Must Account for ThemSplurging, junk food wise speaking, is ok. As long as your daily numbers still add up.
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How to Buy the Right Used RV at the Right PriceKnowing the difference between window dressing and solid structure can save you a bundle when your shopping for a low price RV with potential.
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Weight Loss Progress Keeps You MotivatedGuessing that your diet is working isn't enough to keep you motivated. Seeing the dial turn back on the scale is proof.
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What Makes a Food Addict?The term Addict is no doubt offensive to some, but is it an accurate description?
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Diabetic Exchange System Out - Diabetic Carb Counting System InWhy spend time with a computer trying to balance out your diet. With SparkPeople.com keeping track is greatly simplified.
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Stress, Diabetes, and Food Addiction: A Powerful CombinationStress ruined the afternoon and food addiction took over. The results were surprising.
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The First Day of the Rest of My Life with DiabetesAfter 8 years of taking medication I'm finally trying to loose weight and increase my metabolism.
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Walking: The Best Exercise for DiabeticsThe key to increasing your own insulin production is exercise. The simplest and most effective exercise is walking.
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Food Addiction and DiabetesMy Doctor just gave me an ultimatum. Get my blood sugar levels down in the next 6 months or I will be put on insulin. This is how I will meet my goal.
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A Sunday Ride Along the Skyline Dr. Above Duluth, MN.With our picnic lunch from McDonalds we stopped at the lookout spots along the Skyline Dr. -
Food for a Year is Protection from Disaster - Both Natural & EconomicCounting on the government to rescue you is a folly. Sadly, it's every man for himself when disaster strikes. To survive you need to prepare NOW. -
How to Use Online Internet Shopping for Your Next RV PurchaseWalking the dealer's lot is hot, hard, physical work. Narrowing down the prospects online reduces your search to a pleasant afternoon outing.
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Watch HDTV Free Right from Your Computer with a USB HDTV AdapterLiving the mobile lifestyle? Why have both a TV and a Computer when one will do the work of both. The WinTV-HVR USB HDTV Adapter lets you watch TV right through your computer.
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Propane and Catalytic Heaters for Your RV or Van DwellingPropane catalytic heaters are the most practical way to heat your RV or Van Dwelling throughout the long winters.
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How Van Dwelling Can Get in Your BloodThat first van was way back in 1972 but it was never forgotten. Today some 37 years later I still like cargo vans.
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The West Bend Kitchen Stand Mixer: A Product ReviewWithout spending a fortune I wanted a kitchen stand mixer adequate to knead bread dough. The West Bend 12 speed looked like a good prospect, read on and see if it did the job.
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Mounting a Ladder Rack on My Van DwellingAdding a ladder rack and platform to the top of your van will greatly add to it's over all versatility. -
The China Star in Duluth MN Has the Best Chinese Food AroundWanting to try a new (to us) restaurant we made the journey across town to the China Star. The trip was well worth the effort, the food was great.
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Boating Can Be a Natural Addition to Your Van Dwelling LifestyleGetting out on the water is always fun and good exercise. Doing it as a van dweller opens lots of options in your choice of craft. -
A Review: McDonalds Mushroom & Swiss Angus Burger Vs. Country Kitchen's A1 Mushroom & Swiss BurgerMcDonald's Claims their new Angus line of burgers is meant to compete with sit down restaurant fare. This side-by-side comparison will show you how they measured up.
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Van Dwelling with an RV Travel Trailer. is it Copping Out?The term Van Dweller is more a state of mind then a mode of travel.
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How to Make an Inexpensive Custom Sized Mattress CoverWhether you're building a van, or just wanting to dress up old seat cushions, making a fresh new cover is pretty easy and not expensive to do. -
10 Moments in History the Vista Tour Boat Fleet Has SeenThe Duluth Superior Harbor has changed dramatically over the past 50 Years. The Vista Fleet has seen it all happen. -
Tips for Making a Sink from a Cheap Stainless Steel BowlCreating a workable waste water system on the cheap will take a little out of the box thinking. First, make a trip over to the kitchen supply section of Walmart and start looking for a suitable stainless steel bowl. -
Tips for Making a Comfortable Mattress Out of Foam and Carpet PaddingYour Van is a custom space. Creating a comfortable mattress will mean you have to do it yourself. It's not all that hard to make one that's comfortable for the long run. -
How to Build a Van Dwelling: Building a Comfortable BedThe first bed across the van was just too short. This time around having plenty of length to stretch out is the top priority. -
How to Build a Van Dwelling: Installing a 110v InverterHaving both 110v AC and 12v DC power sources that are separate from the van electrical system will allow me to be very versatile. -
Public Enemies: Did You Catch the Factual Error?The first bank robbery highlighted an error I had to check out when I got home.
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A Van Dweller Review of Ashland, WisconsinCools summer temperatures, a clean well decorated town that will remind you of Mayberry and Andy Griffith. -
How to Build a Van Dwelling: A Review of a Narrow and Short BedWe wanted more floor space, making the bed across the back seemed like a good idea. -
Exploring the South Shore of Lake SuperiorFollowing the shore line highways we visited all the small towns and communities along the way.
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How to Build a Van Dwelling: What to Do with the Commercial Shelves in Your VanIt would be a shame to send them to the scrap yard. Finding a good use for those shelves just makes sense. -
Van Dwellers: Adding Extra Batteries to Your Van DwellingIt takes power to run your laptop or tv. Isolating the starting battery from your other batteries means the van will always start when it's time to go. -
Our Phone Number: The 60 Year Connection to FamilyFor many decades we could count on that number connecting us to home. -
How to Build a Van Dwelling: From Beginning to CompletionStarting with a Generic Cargo Van I'm building a Stealth Van Dwelling that's comfortable and looks good. -
How to Build a Van Dwelling: Installing the Roof Vent for VentilationInstalling a roof vent is easy to do and adds both light and ventilation to your living space. -
How to Build a Van Dwelling: Installing Laminate Flooring and PaintingTotal cost for the flooring including the transition trim across the sliding door entrance was only $35. -
Day Trip up The North Shore of Lake SuperiorOur first van outing, a trip up the North Shore of Lake Superor. -
Van Dwelling Home Improvement Tips: Cheap ToiletsWhen leaving your van isn't practical, you better have a toilet of some kind. -
Will the Recession Really Be Over This Fall?Losing most of the auto industry is no way to end a recession.
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How to Build a Van Dwelling: Trimming the Paneling Seams Covers All the Rough EdgesHomemade trim is so cheap you should make the effort to cover all corners and seams. -
How to Trim Out the Ceiling/Wall Panel Joint Out of Your Van DwellingA simple enclosure was all it took to finish off the paneling. -
Cooking for One? Here's the Perfect Single Serving Frying PanWhether your living in a van or alone in an efficiency apartment. Cooking for one is easy if you think small. -
How to Build a Van Dwelling: Installing Paneling on the Walls of Your VanThere are a few tricks to keep in mind when you install your paneling. You want to avoid waste but yet you want the finished product to look as neat as possible.
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How to Build a Van Dwelling: Installing the Sub-floor and Bed PlatformTo aid in noise suppression and improve the overall insulation of the van, the first step is to lay down a layer of Styrofoam insulation. -
How to Build a Van Dwelling: Repairing a Rusty BumperThe rest of the van looks like new, rock chips and salted roads have spoiled the finish on the front bumper. -
The Little Article that CouldHollywood Gossip, Today's Headlines, neither will preform well over the long run.
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How to Build a Van Dwelling: Insulating Your VanStaying warm in cold temps is much easier when your van is insulated.
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How to Build a Van Dwelling: Preparing for ConstructionBefore you can start building you need to remove all those gray steel commercial cabinets and shelves. -
Van Dwelling Tips: What to Do When Your Key Won't WorkBuying a second hand van can mean you bought another person's problems. Here's one problem with a cheap fix. -
Receiver Hitch Mounted Accessories Every Van Dweller Will Find EssentialVans only have so much space for stuff. Add a garage to the rear of your van and take everything you need with you.
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A Review: Applebee's 2 for $20 Plus an Appetizer Vs the Old Country BuffetA sit down quality menu served to your table, or an animal like crowd climbing over each other at the feed trough. You Choose which is right for you. -
How to Build a Van Dwelling: Buying Your VanThe open road is calling, but first you need to buy your new home. -
How to Recycle Your Car in Duluth, MNUnsightly abandoned cars are sitting all over the country. You can properly dispose of them and make money doing it.
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Pressure Cookers: Easy Cooking for Van DwellersOne pot cooking over a simple Coleman Stove makes good food easy for a Van Dweller. -
Solar Ovens: Cook with the Power of the SunNo costly fuel supplies to carry with you on your camping trip, Solar Ovens are a No Flame way to cook. -
The Rocket Stove, a Simple, Portable, Easy to Build Way of CookingDesigned to be an energy efficient concentrated way of cooking outdoors, that's simple to build and convenient to use. -
How to Convert Your Generator to Run on PropaneWhy mess with the fire danger of gas cans and refueling, propane is clean and easy and will help your generator last much longer.
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Slab City, a Spot in the Desert Where Everyone is WelcomeWhat's left of an abandoned Military Base, now this oasis in the desert is open to all. -
Review: Sportsmobile RV's, the Van Dweller's Dream RigSportsmobile vans offer a cost effective comfortable recreational vehicle that you can have built to your specific needs.
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The Green Mill Restaurant in Duluth Minnesota: A ReviewRight in the middle of the Canal Park tourist district, this is a good place to eat. -
Good Morning America: Completely Out of Touch with Real AmericansWhen the rich become less rich they make a big deal of it. What about the poor who are falling between the cracks all together. -
Tips for Safe Food Storage for the Van DwellerEating out for every meal isn't in the budget, better get some food storage lined up.
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How to Keep Your Stealth Van Dwelling CoolThe best solution to your ventilation issues is to install a roof mounted vent equipped with an electric fan.
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How to Build a Comfortable Bed in Your VanBy building a box like structure to support the actual sleeping surface you will gain valuable storage space.
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How to Install a 110 Volt AC Electrical System in Your Stealth Van DwellingLife can be a lot better with a little electricity in your rolling home. -
The Masked Devils, Their Invasion was RuthlessLike a Toll paid for your right to exist, the Masked Devils invaded to take as they wished. -
Keeping a Young Family Warm Through the Long Minnesota WintersYou did what ever it took to keep the family warm at night. -
Exploring the Great White North Wilderness of MinnesotaAfter a hard week of work, it was time to play. The solitude of the Great White North provided a magical setting. -
How to Improve the Shower in Your RVWith the investment of so much money, you'd think a motorhome would give you more then a 2 minute shower. -
Sam's Club Seared Turkey Breast: A ReviewThis is one product I can say you should avoid at all costs. -
Last Man Standing, the Empty High School ReunionThe 40th Reunion, a time to remember High School Classmates who didn't make it.
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The Acer Aspire One: The Perfect Travel ComputerThis is no slouch in the world of computers. It comes equipped with a 160 GB hard drive,1 GB memory, Microsoft XP operating system and a battery pack that will operate this nifty little package for 6 hrs. -
How to Survive a Winter Storm: From a Minnesotan's PerspectiveWe take Severe Weather WARNINGS in stride, it's just another day in the Great White North -
Make More Money from Your WritingIt's all about the bottom line. If your not making money is it really worth the effort?
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How to Get There the Old Way: Horse and Buggy TravelWhen those before us wanted to move across the country, the Conestoga Wagon was the vehicle of choice.
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How to Travel Free: Walking Long DistanceGo for a walk, make it a habit, see where it will take you.
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How to Travel on the Cheap: Bicycle Touring is Environmentaly Clean TravelRather then just driving through the scenery, slow down and experience the scenery.
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How to Hitchhike Across AmericaYou'll get there when you get there, with an open schedule hitchhiking can be the answer. -
Michael Jackson Needs Lung TransplantIs this the end for Michael Jackson, or just another bazaar chapter in the life of the gloved one.
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Tips for Safe Propane Storage and HandlingThe risk of harm is great if your propane supply isn't handled properly. -
Tips to Maximize Storage Space When You're Living in a VanCardboard boxes and suitcases are a drag, if this is to be your home it has to function. -
How to Build a Cheap Camper Out of a Mini PickupBuilding your own mobile residence can save the cost of buying a van. -
How to Network: Family for the Lonely Van DwellerCommunication is the key to building your support network. -
Gun Sales Are Skyrocketing: A Response to Gunning for BarackHunting, Home protection or Hate groups, none are a logical use for a weapon of war.
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How to Survive Losing Everything - Finding Yourself Out in the StreetOn a daily basis people are losing their homes, losing their jobs, and finding themselves in dire straits. The time to prepare for your next move is before the sheriff knocks on your door. -
Tips for Dealing with the Current Economic CrisisDesperate times have arrived for some, it's likely to happen for many more. What to do in these economic times. -
Sara Palin Interviewed While Turkeys Were Being SlaughteredWhile pardoning one bird, the rest were slaughtered on camera. -
The Economy Must Completely Collapse Before Recovery Can BeginThe consumer, The Ones on the Bottom of the Food Chain are now in Control. -
Snowbirds, Save Money: Winterize Your Mobile Home when You Head SouthWith a little effort it's safe to leave your mobile home unheated through the winter months while you're down south enjoying the milder climate. -
How to Keep Your Mobile Home Level Through the WinterAbout midwinter every year, frost has moved many mobile homes enough that opening the front door is impossible. -
How to Install Heat Tape on Your Mobile Home Water LineThat first night when temperatures drop below zero will be the test. Did you remember the heat tape for your mobile home water line? -
How to Prepare Your Mobile Home Furnace for the Winter Heating SeasonThat first cold spell has hit. You turn up the thermostat and nothing happens, now what?
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The Secret to Thriving in Hard TimesIt's a simple mathematical formula that everyone needs to understand. -
Eviction: What to Do when Your Renter Fails to PaySometimes turning a renter out into the street just becomes necessary. -
A Review of Microsoft Vista's Voice Recognition SoftwareWith nothing more then a $15 headset, available at Wal-mart, I can now let the computer do the typing.
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The Jade Fountain in Duluth Minnesota, Serving Chinese Food for DecadesWith so many Chinese Restaurants in town, what is their secret to longevity. -
Do People Who Live as Stealth Van Dwellers Do so Because of Necessity or ChoiceAlthough there are people who live in vans, it is not necessarily their choice to do so.
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Why is it that 20-20 Vision is Limited to Hindsight?If only the powers to be had realized. -
The American Consumer Has the Reins in Their HandsOur power has already been proven, if we don't buy they don't profit.
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How to Become a Temporary Squatter on Federal LandThe economic picture for the near future isn't pretty. There are free places to stay -
The Sunday Afternoon Drive, Gone but Not ForgottenOnce the pastime of poor families, now only the richest of the rich can afford a drive in the country.
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Salvation for the Traveler, Wireless Internet is SpreadingIn a strange city, and you need to unload some poorly performing stock, odds are the internet is as close as your keyboard. -
How to Immigrate to CanadaIf you have a desire to relocate permanently to our friendly neighbor up north, Canada in many instances will welcome you with open arms.
