We’ve all seen them. That strange, horn shaped contraption that proudly takes on the job of Thanksgiving centerpiece each year. The “horn of plenty” signifies abundance and nourishment. Derived from mythology, the cornucopia is believed to have originated when an infantile Zeus accidentally broke the horn off the goat Amalthea, which provided unending nourishment to … [Read more…]
Just in time for the holidays, we’ve teamed up with Rand McNally to offer Thousand Trails members a great deal on the newly-released TripMaker® RVND™ GPS – the first navigation device designed specifically for RVers. The TripMaker® RVND™ features more than 14 million points of interest, plus information on RV campgrounds, RV dealers and service, … [Read more…]
No, that’s not a typo. This month, men across the world will sport moustaches and transform the month of November to “Movember”, a time to raise awareness for men’s health, including prostate cancer and other cancers that affect men. Men will grow mustaches in November to show support for the cause, thus making November, “Movember”. … [Read more…]
The Leonids, one of the better-known meteor streams, are expected to make an appearance between November 10-23, peaking on the 17 or 18. In a clear location, viewers can expect to see up to 115 streaks an hour during peak times. To get the best view possible, check out Coleman’s 10×25 binoculars for a magnified … [Read more…]
Thanksgiving is a time of tradition – Turkey Trots, football, family gatherings, and sharing what you are thankful for. One of the most anticipated traditions is that of the next day leftovers! Take advantage of your leftover turkey, sweet potatoes and green beans by enjoying a comforting bowl of “Thanksgiving Soup!” Ingredients: 2 quarts … [Read more…]