Author Archives: Jim@HiTek

Last time, I was complaining about the Tree Town Festival, and I’m done with that but I will mention one thing that happened as I was preparing to leave the following Monday. Most of the RVs had pulled out so … Continue reading →

Last time, I mentioned that I’d bought tickets for the Tree Town Music Festival, and that I was disappointed that I’d paid $525 for the RV parking space I’d chosen. The map was slick and professionally done, except they manipulated … Continue reading →

It only took 3 hours or so to travel from Savage, MN to Forest City, IA but since I had an appointment for service with a place to park the RV with all the services, I wasn’t too worried about … Continue reading →

After a couple weeks in Sioux Falls, I had all my chores done and it was time to move on to Minneapolis to visit with my daughter and her SO. She’s been living there for several years and it was … Continue reading →

Occasionally I’ll publish a new repair page and let everyone know here in the general posting thread, and that’s what’s happening now. Here’s the links to some new repair pages or folders for those that like reading about my adventures … Continue reading →

Last time, as you remember, I arrived at Sioux Falls and visited downtown. So now it was time to visit the falls themselves. This was almost a week after I’d arrived in town and I’d pretty much taken care of … Continue reading →

Spent the night in Burwell, NE, without Wifi except those times I tethered the phone to the computer to check email. Was running out of data on my phone plan for the month though. Wasn’t much to warrant staying in … Continue reading →

I spent two days at Sleepy Sunflower RV Park in Ogallala, NE, mostly because I felt like taking a day off from travel, and there was a big storm rolling down into South Dakota north of Ogallala a hundred miles or … Continue reading →

Pueblo is a strange big town. It doesn’t seem to be fully aware of what it wants to become. But, the downtown river park is a good beginning of perhaps a revival. The downtown core outside of the Riverwalk area … Continue reading →