The coronavirus pandemic has canceled a lot of things, but your summer vacation doesn’t have to be one of them.
USA TODAY
As the summer of COVID-19 winds down, Shane Bertsch has seen something he would not have expected six months ago:
Packed campgrounds and crowded hiking trails.
“This has been the busiest camping season we’ve had in the nearly 20 years I’ve been here,” said Bertsch, district park supervisor at the Lewis and Clark Recreation Area near
From Sept. 4 to 6, 2020, the 8th annual Casey Aero Camping fly-in took place near Casey, Que., on a cold-war era abandoned airstrip located in Haute-Mauricie. Each year, general aviation enthusiasts, pilots, aircraft owners and nature lovers gather at the isolated, abandoned airstrip during the Labour Day weekend to celebrate aviation and the freedom to fly.
This year, even though the weather was not in our favour (rain, hail, cold and strong winds), over 100 aircraft flew in
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As they prepared Wednesday afternoon for the Salt Lake County Health Department to conduct a cleanup at their encampment the next morning, the campers at Taufer Park were frustrated.
In a few hours, they knew county officials would descend on the area, police in tow, and ask them to move their tents and clear up their belongings while the officials picked up garbage and searched for needles and biowaste.
The campers worried they’d lose some important items in the process. But they also knew that in a matter of days or weeks, the next cleanup could push them out, again,
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More than 50 factories remain silent
Lockdown extended for nation’s biggest RV
manufacturing hub
By Dennis Amor
VICTORIA’S caravan
manufacturing hub, which produces 90 percent of Australia’s RVs, must
remain closed for two extra weeks. The news comes after State Premier
Daniel Andrews yesterday announced the extension to the September 13 COVID
stage 4 restrictions. More than 50 RV factories fell silent a month ago
after lockdown restrictions were introduced in the face of the worsening
pandemic. Caravan Industry Association of Australia chief executive Stuart
Lamont told Caravanning News today that the new roadmap meant the
Victorian caravan trade industry,