Many jobs for RVers involve working in agriculture. It is a diverse industry. You may have heard of RVers working the sugar beet harvest or tending to a Christmas tree sales lot. But, have you thought about all the jobs at rodeos? Pet sitting and property caretaking are two more areas to consider. One of our readers is a traveling taxidermist. We have a section of articles on the website about a bunch of different kinds of work that involves plants and animals.

~ Read these articles on the Workers On Wheels website.

~ Prospecting

~ Scuba dive boat operators

~ Label and package designer

~Theme park retail clerk

~ Make and sell handmade chocolates

You'll find some co-workers are a joy to be around. You may remain good friends long after the job ends. Other co-workers, well, let's just say that you'll limit your time around them as much as you can. Expect to get along with those you work with, but don't expect to be best buddies with all of them.

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When we want to find a flea market, our first go-to resource is a printed-on-paper flea market directory. We do search on-line, too. But, even now, we find ourselves in many places that don't have reliable, high-speed internet. What's more, Bob and I both find it easier to use a book for flipping pages back and forth when comparing markets than to have a bunch of website pages open at once.

~ This article shares what we look for when choosing a flea market guide.

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