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A rustic campground in the shadows of Arizona's Superstition Mountains is anything but peaceful for Walt and Betty Rollin, full-time RVers hoping for tranquil hiking and a good deal on a new RV. What they find instead are secrets buried deeper than the Lost Dutchman's legendary treasure... secrets so valuable someone is willing to kill to keep them. Local law enforcement seems unable to help, leaving Walt and Betty to do all they can--no matter what it takes.Price reduced to just $2.99!
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Ever hear someone say they're a "full-time RVer" and wonder what that's like? Maybe you dream about ditching your sticks-and-bricks house and taking to the open road yourself in recreational vehicle. In her ninth year as a full-timer, Ellen Behrens shares some insights on the RVing lifestyle -- on topics not often covered in other places, all from A to Z.- Smashwords has all available versions
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A little girl in the back of a car, a lost stuffed toy in the desert, a frantic mother missing a child... they all seem related, but can Walt and Betty Rollin stay out of trouble themselves long enough to make the connections -- before someone ends up dead?Walt and Betty Rollin are at it again! Read this newest Rollin RV Mystery adventure on your favorite e-reader for just $2.56!
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A simple bird watching venture into Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge in the Outer Banks of North Carolina turns Betty Rollin's birthday into one she'll never forget.
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Monthly Archives: May 2010
Petrified? No, Petroglyphs!
West of Yuma, on the otherside of Wellton, we found our way to Antelope Hill. The jutting hill doesn’t seem too special from a distance, or even from the road, but if you get out of your car and climb … Continue reading
Taking a Walk on the Wild Side
Okay, maybe not *that* wild, but out in the tamed wilderness you’ll find the Imperial National Wildlife Refuge, north of Yuma. As with everything, the journey there was at least as much fun as the destination. And that journey was … Continue reading
Off We Go, Into the Wild Blue Yonder
… at least in the imagination! The Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) in Yuma offers a monthly tour of the base with an option to “walk the flightline” to see some of their equipment and jets close-up. Before boarding the … Continue reading
Up in the Air So Blue
We ended up being in Yuma long enough for the annual MCAS Air Show (Marine Corps Air Station) and thanks to some fellow RVers, we heard that the best way to see the show was to park at the county fairgrounds the day … Continue reading
Look! Up in the Air! It’s a Bird… No, It’s a Plane!
For a high-flying fan like Ellen, Yuma is a great place to “bird watch,” even when the birds are big, noisy, and metal. Well, maybe they’re not metal any more — maybe they’re made of some sort of super-material. Whatever … Continue reading
Summer Festivals in Winter Months
Though we established enough of a routine to feel very much at home in Yuma, we never got bored, partly because of all the special events that are held during the winter months. The tamale festival, held annually in Somerton, … Continue reading
Winter Wonderland!
Banish thoughts of snow and ice and freezing rain… we’re talking sunshine, blue skies, and temps right around 70 degrees! Though we had planned to stay in Yuma for a couple of weeks then steer ourselves toward Texas and Eastward … Continue reading
3:10 to Yuma via RV
When we told a few people we were headed to Yuma, they shook their heads and didn’t seem to understand why we’d want to come down here. Well… we’re not alone. At least a hundred thousand RVers come down here … Continue reading
Bob and Ellen's Great RV Adventure 