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Travel Lite 1000 SLRX Review and Experience http://www.truckcampermagazine.com/camper-reviews/clam-jam-our-2012-travel-lite-1000-slrx-ultra-experience/"> Travel Lite 1000 SLRX Review and Experience&BODY=I found this article interesting and thought of sharing it with you. Check it out: http://www.truckcampermagazine.com/camper-reviews/clam-jam-our-2012-travel-lite-1000-slrx-ultra-experience/"> We took our brand new Travel Lite 1000 SLRX Ultra to the Fall North-East / Michigan- Ohio Valley Truck Camper Jamboree and partied down, truck camper style . CLICK HERE TO JUMP TO THE REVIEW OF THE TRAVEL LITE 1000 SLRX Mike (aka Mikeee), and Cathie Tassinari, Bruce and Kim Scott, and Jim and Cathy Crisafulli pulled off one heck of an amazing truck camper rally this year.  They dreamed up a joint North-East and Michigan- Ohio Valley Jamboree ; a rally that would bring together two of the most active truck camping communities...

Our 3 Bedroom 3 Bathroom (master with spa) Villa has a large 36' x 16' heated pool with a secluded outlook . Welcome to our Luxury 3 bed. 3 bath. (master /spa) Villa with extra large 36 'x'16' Heated Pool situated in the prestigious golfing community of Rotonda in the peaceful section of Pine Valley overlooking a secluded nature reserve . Discover a part of Florida that has some of the finest beaches, golf courses, nature parks, fishing and so much more. Rotonda is a safe quiet community designed in a circle which encompasses 20, 000 acres attractively developed with high- quality homes set amongst canals, golf courses & greenbelt land. A perfect location to unwind after a busy vacation in Orlando and a perfect winter retreat ‘We first visited Rotonda in the year 2000 when we did a tour of the Gulf-coast looking for an area to build our retirement holiday home . The minute we arrived we knew we had found our spot. We spent our holiday selecting a lot. We...

This alluring, rustic-looking fieldstone house is a rarity, as very few farm houses dating from the mid-18th century still stand today. But what makes this house even more of a gem is that it is not tucked away in the countryside as one would expect, but rather stands on a busy street in Montreal facing condo towers . Yet many visual elements give the illusion of a rural setting, notably it is set back from the street and surrounded by vegetation and mature trees. Named the Maison Gervais -Roy after its first two owners, the building’s style is French colonial, and research documents put its construction somewhere between 1752 and 1802. Originally built square , it underwent major alterations around 1840, when it was extended on the right side and the batten-seam roof was elongated by an overhang to cover a new porch. Three dormer windows were also added to make the attic habitable. Despite these modifications, the house has kept its harmonious proportions. It was declared a cultur...