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Veterans Day was this Wednesday, but the places that mark it are open any week. Here’s what Albuquerque held, where to go to reflect, and how to plan an RV stay around next year’s observance. What I couldn’t confirm: Veterans Day 2026 (Nov 11) has passed, so this post focuses

A cold morning exposes a battery that was already half drained. Here’s how cold changes capacity, how to read resting voltage, what to know about lithium, and a five-minute weekly routine that keeps a rig powered through freezing nights. What I couldn’t confirm: Voltage figures vary by source, battery type

Campground water wasn’t designed with your RV’s plumbing in mind. A small brass regulator prevents a lot of damage. Here’s how to choose, place, set and test one, and how to protect it on a cold mountain night. What I couldn’t confirm: The park’s page lists full hookups but doesn’t

At 6,000 feet in November, the useful part of the day shrinks to about ten hours and the nights get properly cold. Here’s how to plan an arrival, a hike or a night in the East Mountains around the light. What I could and couldn’t confirm: Sunrise and sunset times

Nobody can tell you in advance how long a tank will last, but three numbers get you close: your furnace rating, how often it runs, and how much propane you have. Here’s the math, the safety rules, and what changes at 6,000 feet. What these numbers are: The table is

A museum built from 50,000 glass bottles and decades of hand-carved figures closes for the season at the end of this week. If you’ve been meaning to visit, here’s what to know, including the Sandia Crest closure that affects the drive. Check before you drive: Hours, prices and the season