RV on a ship
My ex-wife's uncle told us about driving his RV to Alaska about 15 years ago. They decided to come back on a ship and were able to set their RV up on the deck of the ship or barge and live in it duri...
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mabynack wrote:The car deck is closed and you wouldn't see anything. It's all about safety and insurance. Vehicles may move due to a variety of reasons. Ships sink and you want to be on the upper decks, etc.
Thanks, guys. It really seemed like it would be great to sit in my FW and watch the scenery, but not so much if you're below decks.
On top of all of that the scenery is so much better on the upper decks. 180 degree or more view, sea creatures etc vs a very restricted view for any vehicle including the open ferries.
Take a ferry and you'll understand.
