Travelling is not getting easier
I am just trying to start a discussion, not an argument. We are in a REAL new normal where the restrictions on travel seem to be here to stay. These travel restrictions change day by day. There...
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Have no plans to RV across our northern or southern borders in the next couple of years anyway so I won't speak on those regions. As for this country, primarily mountain west and southwest regions, we have continued to do plenty of RVing following CDC guidelines. Traveled 1K miles to purchase our current rig late last July while Covid was roaring through our great country. Again, no issues, DW is an RN and wearing a mask and sanitizing hands is normal practice for her. All our DDs are nurses as well, there was zero change in their lives, still working diligently as the virus poses a significant problem for the unvaccinated.
Latest figures have 99% of covid deaths currently occurring to those who were not vaccinated, whether they chose or were not able to get vaccinated due to availablity in their particular area. So many were able to just sit home and continue to work, for those who keep our lives going they still had to work to bring us the goods and services we depend on. If those brave souls can go to work everyday why would we sit home when simply following CDC guidelines allows us to enjoy RVing the same as any other year. Other than private RV parks our state was effectively closed down, we primarily boondocked last year. We love state parks and went to neighboring TX and AZ to enjoy that type of RVing.
Latest figures have 99% of covid deaths currently occurring to those who were not vaccinated, whether they chose or were not able to get vaccinated due to availablity in their particular area. So many were able to just sit home and continue to work, for those who keep our lives going they still had to work to bring us the goods and services we depend on. If those brave souls can go to work everyday why would we sit home when simply following CDC guidelines allows us to enjoy RVing the same as any other year. Other than private RV parks our state was effectively closed down, we primarily boondocked last year. We love state parks and went to neighboring TX and AZ to enjoy that type of RVing.
