HIT THE ROAD WITH CONFIDENCE WHY MOTORHOME INSURANCE IS A MUST-HAVE Hitting the road in your motorhome is an adventure like no other. The freedom to explore, discover new destinations, and travel at your own pace makes RV life incredibly rewarding. But before you begin your next journey, there’s something important to consider: motorhome insurance. Just like your home or car, your RV needs proper protection to ensure you can enjoy every trip with peace of mind. COMPREHENSIVE COVERAGE FOR YOUR HOME ON WHEELS. Your motorhome is your home away from home. That’s why standard auto insurance isn’t enough to protect it fully. Motorhome insurance is designed specifically for RV owners, covering the driving aspect and the unique risks of living on the road. Whether you’re taking a quick weekend trip or embarking on an extended adventure, the right coverage keeps you protected from unexpected situations. CUSTOMIZED POLICIES TO FIT YOUR NEEDS. Motorhome insurance offers various coverage options tailored to your specific situation. Liability coverage protects you in case of an accident where you’re at fault, covering injuries or property damage. Comprehensive coverage helps safeguard against theft, vandalism, and natural disasters. You can also opt for collision coverage to cover repair costs if you’re involved in an accident. Choosing the right combination of coverage ensures your investment and travels stay secure. PROTECTION FOR YOUR PERSONAL BELONGINGS. An RV carries more than passengers — it’s also packed with personal belongings. From clothing and electronics to camping gear and kitchen essentials, your possessions should be protected like in a traditional home. Motorhome insurance can include coverage for theft, damage, or loss of personal items, giving you peace of mind wherever you travel. COVERAGE FOR EMERGENCIES. Roadside breakdowns and unexpected accidents can put a damper on any trip, but the right insurance policy can help. Many motorhome insurance plans include emergency expense coverage, which can assist with towing, temporary lodging, and even alternative transportation if your RV needs repairs. This support means you can get back on the road with minimal hassle. Don’t let unexpected setbacks ruin your adventures. Investing in motorhome insurance is a smart way to protect yourself, your RV, and your belongings. Before your next trip, contact Vermost Insurance Agency for a free, no-obligation quote and see how we can help you find the best coverage at the best price!
America’s Invincible Icon A Deep Dive Into ‘Old Ironsides’ Some American institutions were built to last. In 1794, a shipbuilder named Joshua Humphreys earned his status as an American hero by designing the first half-dozen warships used by the U.S. Navy. Amazingly, one of these ships, the USS Constitution, remains commissioned to this day after being used in some of our country’s most significant achievements at sea. The USS Constitution was first commissioned circa 1797 during the Quasi-War with France before being shipped off to North Africa during the U.S. conflict with the Barbary Pirates. However, the ship’s greatest fame came during the War of 1812, when it helped secure a victory against the British Navy. Known for its virtually impenetrable construction, the USS Constitution earned the nickname “Old Ironsides” after it was victorious against a British warship known as the HMS Guerriere. When the war-worn Old Ironsides seemed to be nearing the end of its structural life and would need to be decommissioned in 1830, a national campaign to save the ship kept it in service. By 1881, Old Ironsides finally got its well-earned retirement, and the ship was officially decommissioned. Was that the end of this iconic vessel’s storied history? Not by a long shot! In 1931, the Navy returned the ship to a different kind of active duty, where it remains to this day. These days, Old Ironsides is docked in the Charlestown Navy Yard in Boston, Massachusetts — next to a nonprofit museum dedicated to preserving its incomparable impact on American history. The warship and museum attract hundreds of thousands of visitors annually, and official USS Constitution crew members are on hand to deliver presentations on the frigate’s extraordinary past. More than 200 years after it first left Boston Harbor, Old Ironsides continues to stand (or, more accurately, float ) as a symbol of American ingenuity and our nation’s commitment to liberty and freedom for all.
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