But the Minnesota Department of Motor Vehicles has the final say as to when they can leave.

With the wheels literally coming off the wagon, bogus repairs, temperatures rising inside the RV and under the hood, sleeping in junkyards, and being laughed at by the Mississippi police, the once-happy couple just want the nightmare to end so they can return to England. RV There Yet (Travis Caseys Real Life Adventures Book 3) by Travis Casey: Its no wonder that truth is stranger than fiction. Being new to the RV experience, we were nervous about the responsibility of renting an RV, but Alexis and Casey were so very welcoming and helpful and made. So they pack their lives and blind Shih Tzu into a once-luxurious thirty-one-foot RV and hit the open road.Īs they roll through the Midwest, heading for the Deep South, they soon discover 'RV' doesn't mean 'Reliable Vehicle.' Historical sites give way to repair shops and the excitement of the once-in-a-lifetime trip quickly turns into apprehension of what's around the next corner. Buying a second-hand RV, visiting states unknown, and selling the campervan after reaching Florida seems like the perfect exit. of it (which was on the northern fringe of the tornado) still standing. Mark TwainĪfter selling their Minnesota home, Travis and Wendy plan an elaborate departure from the United States before repatriating themselves to the UK. The Daily Courier noted, There was scarcely any more cohesiveness in the mortar. It's no wonder that truth is stranger than fiction. Hit singles like Its a Great Day to Be Alive and Im Gonna Be Somebody are not only mainstays in the modern country canon but still receive regular airplay.

RV There Yet? by Travis Casey