This is the serious tour video from our day at the Pima Air and Space Museum in Tucson, Arizona. There was enough interesting stuff that I left it (mostly) uncut and unedited.

–== 2015 Cost of RV Life ==–
Days on the Road
31 Free nights
54 Paid nights
85 Total nights

2015 Total Spent: $43.32

2014 Average Daily Cost: $43.49/day

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Another Bucket List item checked off.
What is it? Watch to the end!

–== 2015 Cost of RV Life ==–
78 Days on the Road
33 Free nights
58 Paid nights
91 Total nights

2015 Total Spent: $6040.94
2015 Average Daily Cost (lodging only): $22.51/day
2015 Average Daily Cost (lodging + fuel): $46.87/day
2014 Average Daily Cost: $43.49/day

–== WHERE ARE WE NOW? ==–
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https://www.facebook.com/YarrVee
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This was our drive from Fallbrook RV Resort in Houston to our long stay at McKinney Falls State Park in Austin, TX – just in time for the South by Southwest festival.

–==2015 Cost of RV Life==–
62 Days on the Road
30 Free nights
45 Paid nights
75 Total nights

2015 Total Spent: $5330.96
2015 Average Daily Cost (lodging only): $23.8/day
2015 Average Daily Cost (lodging + fuel): $48.15/day
2014 Average Daily Cost: $43.49/day

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When we were in Houston, we met up with fellow RVer and YouTuber Sergeant Nomadic and had a chat before going out to dinner. We wound up at Pappasito’s – which turned out to be rather louder than we liked…so there’s no video of that, sadly.
At about 5 minutes, I’m looking at my phone a lot. I was looking at Yelp, and we talked a lot about where we wanted to go eat…but that discussion didn’t make the cut. =)

We had a great time, and look forward to meeting up with David on the road soon!

Now this is an impressive Class B Coach!
It is, however, a little on the large side, and I’m pretty sure that the fuel economy isn’t that great.

Also featured: Some Class C’s and Class A’s that they had on the lot, but those didn’t have quite enough interest to be featured in their own segment, so they make cameos in this installment of YarrVee.com’s Impromptu Coach Reviews!

Many thanks to my fellow YouTuber Justin Credible for the Justincredible.tv Facebook post yesterday that became the inspiration for this (somewhat belated – thanks, Obama!) April Fools video!

(It’s like Deja Vu All Over Again! This version doesn’t have processing errors that cut off a full 1/3 of the video. I’ll go back and remove the “bad” video in a day or two and leave this one up.)