Drive night Sleep day Boondocking
This Sunday my DW and I took our TC over to Little River Canyon in Alabama for the day (need to run the truck every now and then). Anyways, this area is part of the National Park system, but it is a ...
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Sounds like a good theory.
Are you and your wife already working swing shifts? Your bodies are trained to easily (quickly) switch between day-dwelling and night-dwelling?
When I have a long period of time off work, I sometimes slip into night-dwelling easy enough, but switching back to day-dwelling is pretty hard for me. The transition at either end leaves me kinda foggy, I would not want to be operating heavy machinery at high speeds.
Talking with a retired friend, this is the only way her husband would travel. He'd spent his entire career working swing shifts at a salt mine and could sleep any time, day or night, didn't matter. So he'd drive at night and sleep in rest areas during the day, she was just along for the ride.
Are you and your wife already working swing shifts? Your bodies are trained to easily (quickly) switch between day-dwelling and night-dwelling?
When I have a long period of time off work, I sometimes slip into night-dwelling easy enough, but switching back to day-dwelling is pretty hard for me. The transition at either end leaves me kinda foggy, I would not want to be operating heavy machinery at high speeds.
Talking with a retired friend, this is the only way her husband would travel. He'd spent his entire career working swing shifts at a salt mine and could sleep any time, day or night, didn't matter. So he'd drive at night and sleep in rest areas during the day, she was just along for the ride.
