Synopsis and ReviewsSynopsis of At Your Pace: Traveling Your Way in YourMotorhome:
Only book about motorhoming that shows the "how-to" as well as the living experience of a 5-week trip from Maryland to Arizona. Includes an appendix with 100+ questions to help determine how to travel your way in your motorhome, an index, and 19 photographs.
Reviews of At Your Own Pace: Traveling Your Way in Your Motorhome:
"I'm going to use [your book] as a reference when I make my bus tour. I think the book is great!"
--Ernest Borgnine, Oscar-winning Actor, Motorhome Enthusiast
"Should be required reading for anyone considering the purchase of a motorhome. This book contains everything the novice needs to know before setting out on their own."
--Helen C. Utz, Executive Director, Carroll County Chamber of Commerce
"What to do; what to expect; can we make it--together; how will we get there and back; and will all of our resources last? . . . captures where we all began--the unknown mysteries."
--Dottie Pierce, National President, Family Motor Coach Association
". . . appendix covers all of the questions we are frequently asked."
--Ruth K. Radtke, Editor, Camping and RV Magazine
"If you want to see the country and like the comforts of home, At Your Own Pace: Traveling Your Way in Your Motorhome is the travel guide for you. Clearly written with anecdotes and examples, Bernice Beard demonstrates motorhoming from the wheels up. Readers gain insights into buying and driving a motorhome, finding campsites, and keeping in touch with loved ones while on the road. There's information about tow cars, hooking up to utilities, "dumping," and more, all in the context of a trip in a 34-foot motorhome. At Your Own Pace is a must for anyone contemplating life on the open road in their motorhome."
--Jim Cox, The Bookwatch, July 1997
"A new RV guide shares life on the go and helps beginning RVers tackle their own roadtrips. . . At Your Own Pace is more than a travelogue - it becomes a storehouse of valuable information on such topics as buying and driving an RV, locating campground sites, towing additional vehicles, getting laundry done, and keeping in close contact with loved ones. The subjects go on, but the tips that she gives are invaluable and should be on every RVer's list. . . As an added bonus, At Your Own Pace includes an appendix of commonly asked questions and points to remember when choosing an RV or other motorhome. . . There is also a listing of helpful publications and periodicals, RV trade associations, and campground directories that prospective RVers should consult."
--Western RV News, September 1997