While we were in Kentucky we stopped by our friend Brad’s house in Richmond, Kentucky. Brad is a fellow owner of another Argosy 20 motorhome. His is a 19. He believes that his may have been one of the first … Continue reading
I wanted to tell everyone about something that I have used for the last three years. I purchased it because we have very limited space in our 20 foot motorhome, so most everything needs to have multiple uses. It is … Continue reading
We stayed at Big Bone Lick State Park in Union, Kentucky for two nights. It was a beautiful campground. See my review of the campground here in our forums section of ViewRVs. After leaving Big Bone Lick we headed to … Continue reading
We dropped Herbie off at home and have been back on the road for two nights. In all honesty it really feels less cumbersome to me without a toad, even though Fred says that it really doesn’t make a difference … Continue reading
North Bend State Park is a great place to get away from it all for many great reasons, but also because (as we found out) there is zero internet and phone connections. So we were thrilled when our Wilson Sleek … Continue reading
Herbie towed like a dream even on the steep and tight turns of West Virginia. We made it to our first destination at North Bend State Park in Harrisville, WV. Since it is off season right now most of the … Continue reading
Going on day four here in Charleston, WV without being able to drink, bathe, do dishes, do laundry or wash our hands in the water. We can only use the water to flush toilets. The state of WV has been … Continue reading
It was the best of times; it was the worst of times. The decision to take some country roads during our last trip rather than all Interstate roads quickly lead to one of the most trying times. While driving in … Continue reading
Yippee! George (Argosy 20) is back home nestled behind our house in West Virginia after a 7 month hiatus to Florida. Normally that would sound fun, but as many as you know, we were not with our motorhome in Florida; … Continue reading
Like many others who get the vintage RV bug, Fred and I have owned not one, but two different vintage motorhomes: a 1985 Airstream 345 and our current 1977 Argosy 20. Before purchasing our units, however, we had lengthy discussions … Continue reading
