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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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Catch Up With Walt and Betty!
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: September 2010
Lexington Arch
As a general rule, we avoid gravel and dirt roads, even without the rig. But the Lexington Arch at Great Basin National Park was intriguing enough to brave the long… … and narrow road: Our one-ton dually took some swipes … Continue reading
Back and Forth Across State Lines
From along the drive toward Wheeler Peak, our campground looked like a tiny white spot in a the wide open space that is the Great Basin. Distances are hard to judge but we were staying about ten miles from Baker, … Continue reading
Caves, Pinecones, and Prickly Pear
With all the snow atop Wheeler Peak, we focused on exploring the lower altitudes, and struck out for the Pole Canyon hike close to the Grey Cliffs group campground. We missed the turn (so many winding gravel roads!) and ended … Continue reading
Wheeler Under Our Wheels
Wheeler Peak, that is — at 13,068 feet, the tallest of many gorgeous mountains in the Snake Range and the crown jewel of the Great Basin National Park. Still snow-covered in late May, we drove as far up the mountain … Continue reading
Sand and Wah Wahs
Bob had read that Great Basin National Park is less popular and offered great hiking — two huge pluses for us — so from Bryce Canyon NP we headed up I-15 to Utah State Route 21. Located just inside the … Continue reading
Mossy Cave
Though this out-and-back hike in Bryce Canyon NP is aptly named for its final destination, there’s another feature along this trail that’s even more gorgeous — at least it was in late May. Back in 1890 settlers diverted water by … Continue reading
Fairyland
When we find a restaurant we like, we tend to return again and again. Hikes are the same way. When we find a hike we really like, we stick with it. So it was with the Fairyland Canyon hike at … Continue reading
The World’s Best Three-Mile Hike
Or so said “The Hoodoo,” Bryce Canyon National Park’s visitor’s guide when it described the Queen’s Garden Hike. Combined with the Navajo Loop to form a three-mile loop, this hike had an elevation change of about 580 feet. Just our … Continue reading
Bob and Ellen's Great RV Adventure 