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rtr 2022 schedule

by Christy Stanton Published 3 years ago Updated 2 years ago
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2022 Dates & Times: RTR:  Sunday January 16 – Sunday January 23 WRTR:  Friday January 14 – Saturday January 15

2022 Dates & Times:
  • RTR: Sunday January 16 – Sunday January 23.
  • WRTR: Friday January 14 – Saturday January 15.
  • 8am MT Open.
  • 5pm MT Close, except on last day, Sun Jan 23, close at Noon.
  • Online RTRs Monday January 24 – Wednesday January 26 — HOWA YouTube Channel.

Full Answer

Are the RTRS coming back in 2022?

The return of the RTRs! After reviewing the effectiveness of the coronavirus vaccines and the rate of infections in the Quartzsite area, the staff and trustees of HOWA determined that the 2022 RTRs could be held safely. The RTRs are held completely outdoors which allows proper social distancing and lessens any chance of infection.

Will Bob Marley be at the 2022 RTR?

But first … … the good news is that Bob will be at the 2022 RTR talking with you from both the stage and ground. He does want to meet and chat with you a bit.

What happens on Day 3 of the 2022 ride the Rockies?

After reaching its southernmost point on Day 3, the 2022 Ride the Rockies marches back northward (and ever upward) during another tough day in the saddle.

Why Quartzsite for 2022 RTRS?

For the 2022 RTRs Suanne Carlson, HOWA’s Executive Director, persuaded the Quartzsite officials to rent the town park to HOWA. The location of the park in the center of the town surrounded by BLM land within easy driving, biking, and even walking distance meant many more people could attend the seminars.

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What is rubber tramp?

Rubber Tramp Rendezvous The term "rubber tramp" refers to people who live in a vehicle, which use rubber tires. Attendees and other followers of the event are known as "The Tribe." The gathering itself has been described as the Burning Man for retirees.

What is RTR at Quartzite?

Rubber Tramp RendezvousRubber Tramp Rendezvous (RTR) 2022.

What is RTR in the nomad life?

What Is the Rubber Tramp Rendezvous? RTR is a yearly event that helps people learn how to live a nomadic lifestyle and builds community around the principles of boondocking and minimalism. The Homes on Wheels Alliance (HOWA) hosts it every year.

What does rubber tramp rendezvous mean?

What Is the Rubber Tramp Rendezvous? The RTR) is a two-week, in-person, free RV and van life event in the southwest desert of Quartzsite, AZ. Bob Wells of Cheap RV Living organizes the event. It attracts nomads of all types from around the globe for learning and community.

How long can you stay at Quartzsite Arizona?

Long Term Visitor Area (LTVA) The short term permit ($40) is only valid for 14 consecutive days during the season. Long and short term permits can be purchased online at Recreation.gov or in person at the field offices located at the entrance of the LTVAs.

Why are there so many RV parks in Quartzsite Arizona?

Most of the area is Bureau of Land Management land, which means you can only camp for up to 14 days. It's a popular RV destination due to the weather, free camping options, and trade show that comes to town every January.

Can you Boondock in Quartzsite Arizona?

Quartzsite is one of the best places for winter boondocking in Arizona, especially if you plan to stay for a while. In addition to La Posa LTVA and the surrounding BLM land, the warm winter weather, friendly townsfolk, and abundant RV-related services beckon boondockers from across the country.

Is Bob Wells from Nomadland real?

Bob Wells is a real-life nomad and van dweller who stars as himself in "Nomadland." Wells moved into a van after a divorce and now runs a popular how-to blog called CheapRVLiving. Wells shows people how they can find happiness, freedom, and financial security by living in a van.

Did Bob Wells get married?

Wells and his wife Barbara became born-again Christians in the mid-70s, and for two years Wells managed a Parma, Ohio Christian radio station, WSUM (now WCCD).

What's the elevation in Quartzsite Arizona?

879′Quartzsite / Elevation

What is a leather tramp?

Leather tramps are vagabonds without a vehicle, who thus have to hitchhike or walk. rubber tramps are vagabonds who have a vehicle.

How long has Bob Wells been a nomad?

He has been living the nomadic life since the mid '90s, when he went through a difficult and "economically devastating" divorce. At age 40, he had spent 20 years working at a grocery store in Anchorage, Alaska, but was suddenly in a position where he couldn't afford to pay rent.

How can I be a rich nomad?

A rich nomad is someone who has a lot of money – usually from the lottery, inheritance or from a very successful career. The Rich Nomad enjoys a lot of freedom and flexibility while traveling. The downside is that sometimes having it “too easy,” without work, can be rather depressing.

What is nomad man?

A nomad is a member of a community without fixed habitation who regularly moves to and from the same areas. Such groups include hunter-gatherers, pastoral nomads (owning livestock), tinkers and trader nomads.

How is Van life?

Most van lifers enjoy the simplicity of van life, which often means camping for free on public lands and enjoying the outdoors free of charge. If you're a full-time van lifer, you also won't be paying rent or utilities, so it is very possible to save money while living on the road.

What Is the WRTR?

The Women’s Rubber Tramp Rendezvous (WRTR) is a two-day event held on Jan. 14 and 15, just before the RTR kicks off. The goal of WRTR is to build a community of women who support one another and gain the knowledge necessary for successful van life.

Is the Rubber Tramp Rendezvous Worth Attending?

Although we’re sure anyone attending would find some benefit, there are some specific groups this event is geared for. This event is especially a hit for boondockers and those calling a tent, van, or car your home on wheels.

When will the RTR and WRTR continue?

We are all hoping that it will be safe to have large gatherings next year and the tradition of the RTR and the WRTR will continue in January of 2021!

Why is planning for the RTR and WRTR so difficult?

Planning for the 2021 RTR and WRTR is difficult because of the uncertainty surrounding the safety of large gatherings due to coronavirus. If it’s safe we hope to see all of you at the RTR and/or the WRTR in 2021!

What do volunteers do for WRTR?

Volunteers help with assembling the shade canopies; manning the tables for name buttons, tee shirts, first aid, media, free pile, and information; directing traffic; presenting seminars; providing entertainment; and doing the final break-down and cleanup.

Minnesota Student Survey Participation

RTR School District 2902 is planning to participate in the 2022 Minnesota Student Survey. The survey asks students about their activities, opinions, and behaviors related to a broad variety of issues.

Elementary School Bulletin

Be sure to check out the daily bulletin for the Elementary School to stay up to date on upcoming events!

Middle & High School Bulletin

Be sure to check out the daily bulletin for the High School to stay up to date on upcoming events!

Sports Notification Changes

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About this group

Do you plan to attend the Rubber Tramp Rendezvous (RTR) in January 2022? Have you attended an RTR in the past? If so, join us here to discuss …

Group rules from the admins

Respond with the highest level of respect and kindness. Assume the best of other members. If angry, take a deep breath, wait a minute or two before responding (or maybe don’t respond).

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