Thanksgiving in Canada comes early enough in the fall that you may still be away from home travelling in your RV. If you have never attempted cooking turkey while RVing, it is a different experience than cooking at home with a full kitchen. However, your Thanksgiving meal on the road can be better than at home. Decide on your favourite cooking method Since storage space is an issue for most RVers, you must choose which method to use for cooking Thanksgiving while camping before you leave home. Below are some popular ways to prepare turkey while travelling. Charcoal Smoker Most charcoal smoker ..read more

While you enjoy driving your classic car and attending collector conventions during the spring, summer, and fall, you want to protect your investment from the ravages of a Canadian winter. Storing your collector car is essential to keeping it in good working order all year long. Factors to consider when choosing a storage location for your collector car One of the most common mistakes that new classic car owners make is storing their vehicle at home or in a barn for the winter. Although having the car close by is convenient, a garage or barn that lets in light can damage the paint job. The sa ..read more

Cottaging is not a uniquely Canadian activity. The term, however, may be used more in Canada than elsewhere, and only some people have more passion for the activity than Canadians. Cottaging involves heading out to the country or a semi-secluded spot to rejuvenate, refresh, and commune with nature. It is taking a few days to cleanse the mind and spirit. It can involve hiking, fishing, swimming, or a good book. As the fall and winter approach, it is time to prepare these cottages for the cold, snowy, and windy weather. Here are some ideas on how to prepare your cottage for winter. Clean gutter ..read more

As the weather again turns cold over Canada, many of our fellow Canadians will decide whether to take a trip south of the border into the United States. For some “snowbirds,” it will be an annual trek. For others, it will be a getaway to warmer weather for a short time. Some will head to Florida and the Southeast States, and others will head South or Southwest. For those with classic or collector cars, there is a decision to be made as to whether that car should be part of the adventure. Travelling with a collector car offers some unique challenges and rewards. Here’s what to know about takin ..read more

The summer months are winding down, but you’re still longing for a break, a simple getaway before the start of the busy school year and the holiday season arrives. Some excellent places to visit in the approaching fall months are well worth taking advantage of right now. Check out these scenic destinations in Canada that offer hiking, views, and different colours of fall for you to enjoy and a few places to stay along the way. Nova Scotia – Cape Breton Highlands National Park There’s no better way to get close to nature than in Cape Breton Highlands National Park. From the rolling hills to th ..read more

When you and your friends talk about the most easily identifiable classic cars of the 1960s, the 1966 Batmobile must be included. While it belonged to the Guardian of Gotham City in a fictional world, it also stole the hearts and imaginations of an entire generation. What is the 1966 Batmobile? Everybody knows that Batman would hop in his Batmobile when he needed to race to save the world from the next supervillain back in the ’60s. The futuristic open-top featured fins, a bullet-proof clear cockpit, and enough hidden gadgets to thrill kids and adults. While the ABC studio wanted a car design ..read more

We all love tucking into a hot full breakfast at the RV resort. The table groans under platters of eggs, sausage, beans, toast, fruit, pancakes, hash browns, and coffee. But you don’t want to open the whole kitchen daily while camping. Let’s check out five easy campsite breakfasts that will take little time or even demand that you hire an assistant to flip the pancakes. Peanut Butter, Overnight Oats No cooking is needed! Mix up a big spoon of warm peanut butter, an equal amount of honey, half of a mashed ripe banana, 1/3 cup of old-fashioned oats, and a good dollop of milk. Place the serving ..read more

Summer is the prime season for RV travelling, but rising temperatures can make camping sticky and uncomfortable. Here are 15 tips for keeping your RV cool so you can beat the heat and stay comfortable all summer long. 1. Visit a Cool Destination Almost every destination in Canada will be hot during the summer season. But wooded areas in high elevations may experience cooler temperatures. Research your options and choose a destination that matches your climate preferences. 2. Verify AC Hookup Specs When booking your campsite, verify the amperage availability and check the campground’s generato ..read more

“Grab a PFD from the v-berth before you head aft, and untie that fender from the port cleat while you’re at it.” Huh? You’re not alone if you didn’t quite understand all those words. When you’re on the water, communication is critical — but all too often, boat terminology can sound almost like another language entirely. But understanding instructions is essential to ensuring a safe — and fun — boating experience. Read on to learn basic boat terminology that’ll enhance your next nautical adventure. Boat Terminology: Parts and Components Every component of a boat has its name. Let’s review some ..read more

Is it time to make room for a new-to-you vintage car project by selling your classic car? Before you list it or sign a For Sale at the weekly meet-up, you will want to get it ready for a fast sale and happy buyer. Detail Your Baby from Bumper to Bumper Whether you have lovingly restored your classic car or ran out of steam on the project, giving it a wash and wax will help it show off to advantage. Remember to clean: Ashtrays Floor mats In between seat cushions Upholstery Knobs, dash, and inner doors Wash the windows Wire brush the wheels or hubcaps Package shelf Don’t gloss over old dents ..read more