Not many women boondock? Why?
I love to go off the beaten path (as a photographer and just an adventurous soul). I am a female but don't see too many women on this forum or any others actually. Men are always talking about the DW ...
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See, this is like Tom Sawyer and the fence painting -- a famous (and hilarious) scene. Just as Tom hoodwinked his buddies into painting the fence for him (because he persuaded them that it was an honor and a privilege), we have to convince our camping companions (DH, DW, or whoever) that half the fun of boondocking is in playing the "game" of resource conservation: water, electricity, waste water capacity, and so forth. It's fun to outsmart the inherent limitations of an RV and to camp in comfort in the middle of nowhere.
Of course, part of the battle is convincing OURSELVES that this is fun. Let's be honest: it is a lot of work. But unlike most chores at home, these chores are coupled with undeniable fun -- doing whatever it is that we enjoy, in the boonies.
Of course, part of the battle is convincing OURSELVES that this is fun. Let's be honest: it is a lot of work. But unlike most chores at home, these chores are coupled with undeniable fun -- doing whatever it is that we enjoy, in the boonies.
