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You may recall that we posted here late last year that we would be co-hosting a new TV show about RVing called The RVers. This video shares the latest updates, and is also our official YouTube announcement about the series and our involvement in it.
The RVers comes to PBS this fall starring The RVgeeks, Technomadia, Mortons on the Move and Anthony Nalli, the show’s creator.
Also, we were recently interviewed by the camping, travel and outdoor magazine The Dyrt. Check it out here!
VISIT THE WEBSITES FOR THE SHOW, AND OUR CO-HOSTS:
- TheRVers.tv
- The RVers Facebook Page
- Co-hosts: Tom & Caitlin of Mortons on the Move (see the Mortons on their YouTube Channel as well)
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