Did you know that Herbert Hoover gave millions of tons of food to Europe after World War One which helped save millions of people’s lives? Did you know that in the early 1900s, he was called “The Great Humanitarian”? When we were full time RVing in Iowa, we went to the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library […]
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Full Time RVing in Springfield, Illinois!
July 26th, 2011 
Eli Sorenti-Burns We went to Springfield, Illinois in our full time RVing trip, here I will tell you about what we saw there. New Salem Village The first thing that we saw in Springfield was a Lincoln’s New Salem Village. Even though the temperatures were hovering above 95 degrees, I learned a lot about Lincoln’s life before […]
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3 Comments »How RVing Full Time Turned Me Into a Baseball Fan!
July 16th, 2011 Eli Sorenti-Burns I really like traveling in an RV full time. However, one of the things my brother and my Dad really like is baseball. We have gone to lots of baseball games while RVing full time. I just don’t like baseball that much. That all changed in
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