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  • It's A Great Time For Winter Hikes

    Margie Anderson|Dec 15, 2014

    Although we love our annual summer hiking trip to Flagstaff, snow is not my thing. Fortunately, there are a lot of great hikes in and around Phoenix, and since the winter is such a great time to be outside in the desert, we do a lot of hiking close to home. Even if it's just a quick trip to Thunderbird Paseo Park to walk the dog, hiking in Phoenix is awesome this time of year. Thunderbird Paseo Thunderbird Paseo is in Glendale, and it is a long (around four miles) narrow park that is actually a... Full story

  • Grand Canyon - Pipeline Repair Complete at Grand Canyon National Park –Services Resume at Phantom Ranch

    GCNP|Dec 15, 2014

    Grand Canyon, AZ – Grand Canyon National Park staff have completed repairs to the Trans-Canyon Water Pipeline. Water restrictions have been lifted and Xanterra South Rim LLC has resumed normal operations. Throughout this pipeline break all Grand Canyon National Park trails remain open. The National Park Service encourages all hikers to be prepared and to Hike Smart. More information is available on the park website at http://www.nps.gov/grca/planyourvisit/hike-tips.htm. Pipeline breaks are n... Full story

  • Southern Arizona Bass Lakes That Are Often-Overlooked

    Margie Anderson|Nov 15, 2014

    Even native Arizonans tend to overlook the southern bass lakes when they get the urge to bass fish. The biggest lakes are in the central part of the state and along the Colorado River, and those areas are also quicker and easier to get to for a majority of the population. For those who live closer to the border, and for those willing to take the time to get there, four smaller more peaceful lakes beckon. Although you could do a drive-by of all four in a single day, each of them is different... Full story

  • GOOD COMPANY - Does Your Fall Outing With Rover Include A Hike?

    AZBW - Good Company|Oct 15, 2014

    This article is brought to you courtesy of TripsWithPets.com. Fall is here, so why not turn that daily walk into an interesting and fun hike? It's no secret that exercise is a necessity for both you and your dog. We often forget that our dogs are pack animals and their origins are rooted in hunting, playing, and roaming all day long with their pack family. If you are already in the habit of walking your four-legged friend, you know that it's a special time for the two of you to bond as well as e... Full story

  • Destination: Bartlett Lake

    Margie Anderson|Sep 15, 2014

    Editor's Note: We were so sorry to hear of the Sept. 11 fire above Bartlett Lake Marina but join the Church family in emphasizing that the lower facilities are all open and waiting for you. Also, on your way in, please take note of the new restaurant that will soon welcome guests to a beautiful dining experience. I've been visiting Bartlett Lake since before the road was paved all the way in. Back then, we'd go out at night many times during the summer because the night fishing at Bartlett was... Full story

  • Castle Dome Three-Stamp Mill Restoration Explained

    AZBW, Charlie Connell|Sep 15, 2014

    Overview The mill is about 90 percent complete. Most of the parts were on the mill, but some of the components needed to be added to the original mill. This article will go over some of the important missing parts and what their function is on the stamp mill. The crew left Phoenix at 05:00 and arrived at Castle Dome at about 08:00. The group consisted of Allen Armstrong, owner of Castle Dome and Millman in training; Charlie Connell, Millwright and project lead; Roger Camplin, Millwright for... Full story

  • Forest Service Seeks Public Comments On Proposed Changes To Tonto National Forest Recreation Fees

    AZGFD|Sep 15, 2014

    PHOENIX (September 18, 2014) – Tonto National Forest officials are seeking public comments on proposed changes to recreation fees. In 2004, Congress passed the Federal Lands Recreation Enhancement Act (FLREA), which allows the Forest Service to retain 95 percent of fees collected at certain recreation sites and use these funds locally to operate, maintain and enhance these sites. To see what fees have been collected and how the fees have been spent, go to the Annual Fee Program Accomplishment R... Full story

  • Black Box Brings Together Most Popular Technologies

    AZBW|Aug 15, 2014

    Combining three technologies into one heavy-duty device, Prospec Electronics JBLMBB2020 Black Box is Bluetooth® audio streaming, broadcasts AM/FM radio and hooks up to portable media devices. Featuring a 4 x 45 watt internal amplifier, the JBLMBB2020 has a built-in RF receiver with the handheld RF transmitter sold separately (part MILRF9). Other features include aux-in, E-prom (memory retention), USB input and control, and three pairs of RCA outputs including subwoofer. It's capable of both... Full story

  • Convenient Kit Includes Needed Maintenance Products

    AZBW|Aug 15, 2014

    Storage space is limited on an RV. Owners shouldn't waste it with an overwhelming amount of tools and cleaning supplies. Shurhold Industries' Ultimate Bus Maintenance Kit provides everything needed to keep an RV in top shape. The heart of this kit is the 9' telescoping handle. With Shurhold's exclusive SHUR-LOK quick-release system, one handle can be used for a variety of equipment. This system positively locks the Shurhold handle quickly and easily with over 40 different attachments. Each... Full story

  • Hand Pump Makes Siphoning Fuel Safe, Simple

    AZBW|Aug 15, 2014

    Siphoning petroleum needn't be dangerous or difficult. The easy-to-use Siphon-Mate fuel transfer hand pump from Beckson Manufacturing provides a safe, neat method for transferring liquids. All parts and components are compatible for use with petroleum products. A combination displacement lift pump and siphon pump with valves suitable for transferring fuel, the Siphon-Mate requires just a few half stroke pumps to begin the flow of liquid. With handle fully extended, the siphoning action... Full story

  • Pigtail Adapter Built For Easy Use, Storage

    AZBW|Aug 15, 2014

    To safely power RV road adventures, Conntek offers durable, easy-to-use and wallet-friendly electrical products. The company's 30A to 50A Pigtail Adapter Cord is constructed to withstand most weather conditions and is compact for easy storage. With two-pole, three-wire grounding, this Pigtail Adapter allows connection from 30A to 50A and 125V to 125/150V. The NEMA TT-30P male plug simply joins to the NEMA SS2-50R molded female connector. Measuring 1.5', the bright yellow cord is easy to spot... Full story

  • Soft-Close Lid Enhances Tecma Toilets

    AZBW|Aug 15, 2014

    It's the small details that define superior products. A variety of sophisticated Tecma toilets from Thetford Marine now feature a convenient soft-close lid. A gentle finger touch to the toilet lid activates the soft-close damper mechanism. In addition to user convenience, a slow-closing lid keeps noise to a minimum and prevents potential damage to the toilet seat. The soft-close damper mechanism is a design original to Tecma. It uses high-quality components such as polished stainless steel... Full story

  • Handheld Tools Help Get The Job Done Right

    AZBW|Aug 15, 2014

    A thorough cleaning is all in the details. Shurhold Industries has a complete line of handheld RV cleaning tools to help owners maintain every last inch of their rig. The company offers RV detailing products like small brushes, sponges and even water hose nozzles. These handheld tools help preserve and protect the value of a rig. Brush Shurhold's Scrub Brush has a soft, comfort handle with finger grips and a safety bumper. The lightweight, knuckle-saving handle helps get a job done faster. The... Full story

  • Compact Air-Dryr Tackles Moisture Problems

    AZBW|Aug 15, 2014

    Damp outdoor conditions take a toll on the inside of RVs and boats and, making mold, mildew and corrosion problems inevitable. Such challenges are easily controlled with Davis Instruments' Air-Dryr, which works with heat and natural convection to keep indoor air dry. Air-Dryr tackles moisture by drawing in cool, damp air through its bottom panel. Once the air is heated to the point that moisture is held in suspension, it's released through the perforated top surface. Air-Dryr has no moving... Full story

  • One System Fits All RV Cleaning Needs

    AZBW|Aug 15, 2014

    The best RV cleaning products are versatile. Shurhold Industries' One Handle Does It All System quickly and easily allows users to snap several different accessories to the same fixed length or telescoping handles. Since space is limited in an RV, storage is at a premium. The One Handle Does It All System saves owners space, time and money, while ensuring they get the most out of their maintenance routine. The exclusive SHUR-LOK quick-release makes changing attachments a breeze. One handle in... Full story

  • Twin USB/AC Charger Transforms An RV Into A Charging Station

    AZBW|Aug 15, 2014

    When RVers are ready to get up and go, so should all their electronic devices. Hubbell's USB Charger Receptacle delivers both USB and regular electrical power in a single device, making it simple to keep smart phones, digital readers, tablet computers, MP3 players, mobile phones or GPS units ready for use. Besides its two 15-amp, 125V AC outlets for traditional use, the receptacle is fitted with twin USB ports. It's compatible with any USB 1.1, 2.0 or 3.0 electronic equipment. While most... Full story

  • New Rooftop Unit Expands Mach 8 Low-Profile Offerings

    AZBW|Aug 15, 2014

    The quality line of Coleman-Mach RV air conditioners and heat pumps from RV Products continues to expand with addition of the Mach 8 Cub to the revolutionary Mach 8 Ultra-Low Profile line-up. The Mach 8 Cub is designed to offer the best cooling capacity versus power consumption in the RV industry. The Mach 8 Cub features the same 8.5" ultra-low aerodynamic profile and industry exclusive fiberglass basepan as all other Mach 8 models. It also features two fan motors which contribute to the high... Full story

  • Ergo Grip Makes Cord Handling A Snap

    AZBW|Aug 15, 2014

    Repetitive tasks like unplugging an RV power cord can result in pain, particularly for those with conditions marked by wrist and hand weakness. Ergo Grip adapter and extension cords from Conntek let users work smarter, not harder, when it comes to grasping and unplugging cords. The thoughtful ergonomic design of Ergo Grip products, available only from Conntek, reduces hand fatigue by increasing user comfort and leverage. Injection molding ensures all-weather operation, durability and impact... Full story

  • Flexible Tool Keeps Variety Of Surfaces Super Clean

    AZBW|Aug 15, 2014

    Useful for a variety of applications, Shurhold Industries' Swivel Scrubber can tackle almost any task. A multi-purpose tool, it's great for removing leftover soap residue after a thorough cleaning to washing windows and floors. The Swivel Scrubber is designed to attach to Shurhold's Telescoping or Fixed Length Handles, adding even more convenience and helping save space aboard the RV. A flexible, soft washing tool, it can be combined with three different pads for varying surface types. A fine,... Full story

  • Solar-Powered Charger Also Offers Built-In Speakers

    AZBW|Aug 15, 2014

    Packing light is useful in many situations, such as traveling, camping, boating or even just on a daily basis. The SoliCharger-SP from Davis Instruments combines a solar charger, high-output speakers and rugged carrying case all in one. Now users can recharge their cell phone or portable devices on the go, while also protecting it. The SoliCharger-SP enables users to take along stored energy for recharging cell phones, MP3 players, or digital cameras while they're going about their day. Its... Full story

  • LED Cap Creates Bright Light From A Bottle

    AZBW|Aug 15, 2014

    Making light available when and where it's needed, Davis Instruments' LightCap 200 and LightCap 300 provide illumination conveniently from practically any water bottle. The LightCap 200 turns any bottle with a 2" mouth opening into a solar lantern, while the 300 is a BPA-free plastic water bottle complete with solar cell and internal storage battery built right into the 3" cap. Both models provide bright light with four white LEDs. The super-bright LEDs provide lots of light for up to 15 hours... Full story

  • Cup Reduces Carbon Impact; Advances Planet-Friendly Vacations

    AZBW|Aug 15, 2014

    You may soon see these innovative cups in your travels and, eventually, use them for your own picnics, camping, and RVing adventures. Being green is oh-so refreshing. That was the recent message as SeaWorld Parks & EntertainmentTM debuted the first refillable plastic cup made from plant-based materials. Now available in all SeaWorld® and Busch Gardens parks across the United States., the reusable, 100-percent recyclable plastic cup is manufactured using proprietary PlantBottleTM packaging techno... Full story

  • For A Cool Experience

    Margie Anderson|Jul 15, 2014

    If you're looking for a cool getaway in Arizona that is a bit off the beaten path (and therefore not quite so packed with human beings), you should give the Pinaleno Mountains a try. There are lots of excellent hiking trails, a lake to fish in, and plenty of good campgrounds whether you favor a tent or an RV. The tallest peak is over 10,000 feet, and you may be familiar with the name - Mt. Graham: the mountain with the famous protected red squirrels. The Pinalenos are one of the "sky islands"... Full story

  • Searching For Weekend Get-Aways?

    ASP|Jul 15, 2014

    If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen, bedroom and the living room and head for your favorite family retreat, the State Parks! Rural State Parks in Northern Arizona can be five to 20 degrees cooler than Phoenix or Tucson. Adventures include camping, fishing, swimming, boating, hiking, wildlife watching and learning about Arizona's history. The number to call for all this is (602) 542-4174. "Vacation & Camping Central" is located at the State Parks headquarters at 1300 W.... Full story

  • Lake Havasu City Fights British Attack On London Bridge

    AZBW|Jul 15, 2014

    Imagine being the mayor of Lake Havasu City, Ariz., and coming to work one day to learn that your city's iconic bridge, shipped to this desert oasis and painstakingly reconstructed stone-by-stone in the late 1960s to become Arizona's number-two tourist attraction and reading in a London newspaper that it was, in fact, falling down - just like the nursery rhyme. Such was the case when a concerned citizen returning from a visit to London gave Mayor Mark Nexsen a story in the U.K.'s The Sun that sa... Full story

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