It always amazes me when a YouTuber tours someone’s RV. They talk about everything the RV owner has done to create a homelike environment but leave the question of a toilet to the end if they even go there. It is amazing that we don’t like to discuss our pee and poo as if it
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I used to be an avid camper. I’ve camped on mountains in tents, under the stars on the beach and led 30 Air Cadets over 80 miles on a three-day hike in one fine wet Spring. All is good! Camping ChangedI met my wife Jo about 20 years ago. While we camped a bit, everything
The Plan.My wife and I originally intended to purchase a used 25-year-old Prevost Bus Conversion. OK, so at $200-300,000 it might have been overreaching our budget, but that was our plan. Had we ever driven a bus, have our air brake tickets (required in Canada) or had a place to park it? The answer to
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Water and sanitation services have been on the international agenda since the 1972 Stockholm Conference on the Human Environment. But long-term financial investments into the necessary infrastructure have been insufficient, and international targets were initially set too low. (The International Institute for Sustainable Development – IISD). Foreign governments have always been generous to Third World
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Things We Don’t Talk About If you own a camper van, a converted vehicle like an ‘ambulance’, a small coastal sailboat or a cabin in the wilderness there are two things you need – water and a toilet!It’s funny how the latter is rarely discussed on a proud owner’s tour of the vehicle or boat,
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