Ron & Tricia’s
LIFESTYLE
MOVIES
Ron & Tricia’s
LIFESTYLE
MOVIES
We think you’ll find that our ‘home movies’ are a bit different from others you may have seen. Produced for our own personal use and for family & friends to keep up with our travels, we hope they will help you understand why we’re so nuts about RVing.
Our videos can be viewed only on this website, but there are hundreds of third-party, RV-related videos linked here as well. We hope you enjoy them all.
Some videos — marked with a 'lock' icon — are restricted for family ONLY in a private screening room. Please do not share the user name and password you may have been given to view them. Also, please do not redistribute any of these videos. Thanks!
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It’s what every daughter and son-in-law dreads
RVmatters
05:29
Four months, 11,843 miles, and unlimited beauty
Nobody goofs off at this campground!
More thoughts on your children getting married
The ‘kids' on this bus had a lot of ‘homework' to do.
Living Big In A Tiny House
10:46
Tribute to Stephen Mather and the National Park Service
Watch those campfires!
Patriotism at one of SC's 'less famous' national parks
Scenes from Grand Teton National Park
Golfers are a lot like fishermen.
Sean & Kristy Michaels
various
The Five Core Principles
Two 70+ year-olds give it a try.
Waiting and watching in Wyoming.
Custom made. Prices start at $50 billion. $100 billion loaded.
NASA
25:04
Our home movies are just snippets of pleasant experiences we’ve had while RVing. If you want RVing advice, there is no shortage of it online. This link might a good place to start your search. And — of course — don’t forget YouTube®. You’ll find so much information there that you may not have time to go RVing!
Seen any interesting RV or
travel-related videos?
Made any videos of your
own while traveling?
Thoughts on RVing for over 50 years ...
When I was a young lad of 11, my family embarked on a cross country camping trip. Our ‘RV’ was nothing fancy ... just a wooden box contraption my dad had built and strapped onto the top of our Dodge station wagon. Mom & dad and their four boys were in for an adventure of a lifetime! My $12 Kodak Brownie® was at my side to capture it all!
Back then, campers with all the amenities of home including a bathroom and a big kitchen were not in plentiful supply. But that was not a problem for us. Roadside hamburgers were just 15 cents … and a soft drink was only a dime! I remember many 'spirited' discussions I had with dad about adding that extra dime to the lunch tab.
To pay for our family vacations, dad had a number of interesting jobs in his career, including a stint as a commercial photographer. I often tagged along on his trips to the photo supply shop downtown. He also took lots of 8mm home movies in those days which, sadly, do not compare to the quality of today's digital video. Some of the movies in our screening room feature some of dad's old footage and photos combined with recent video we have shot. It's an interesting trip down memory lane.
A lot has changed since then but one thing hasn't. Over 50 years later, the scenery in the great American outdoors is still just as beautiful. While I did not fully appreciate that the first time around, those childhood trips etched into my heart and mind a yearning for traveling that has never faded. And instead of my Kodak Brownie®, I now capture all the sights on a variety of cameras, none of which — unfortunately — cost $12!
Happy travels!
Hope to see YOU on the road soon. — ron
Ron & Tricia’s
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