Retire trip
I wander when the retire live for the long summer trip(in the mountains) May or June?
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We are full-timers. We are not 'on vacation'. Traveling is how we live. Including days to do maintenance, do big cleanups, do shopping, do laundry, do bill paying, do correspondence (ok, Facebook), etc.
I'm also not rich enough to 'vacation' every day. Most folks, including us, spend a lot of money on toursim things when we vacation. So now we have to plan our entertainment expenses so that the toursim stuff doesn't destroy the budget. Something easy to do.
Almost all the things we used to do in our S&B home, we have to make time to do as we travel.
And a travel day is almost like a work day before I retired. I have to be up at a certain time, complete my pre-tow tasks, spend time driving, spend time setting up.
We've traveled 25 days so far this year. Even the shortest driveing day of 36 miles took an hour to prepare to tow, and an hour to setup after arriving.
Five of the 25 days have been more than 8 hours on the road, not including packup and unpack time.
I'm also not rich enough to 'vacation' every day. Most folks, including us, spend a lot of money on toursim things when we vacation. So now we have to plan our entertainment expenses so that the toursim stuff doesn't destroy the budget. Something easy to do.
Almost all the things we used to do in our S&B home, we have to make time to do as we travel.
And a travel day is almost like a work day before I retired. I have to be up at a certain time, complete my pre-tow tasks, spend time driving, spend time setting up.
We've traveled 25 days so far this year. Even the shortest driveing day of 36 miles took an hour to prepare to tow, and an hour to setup after arriving.
Five of the 25 days have been more than 8 hours on the road, not including packup and unpack time.
