Define termination of full time rv ing
Looking at some of the faded rvs at the campground in Rockport, it struck me that rv ers put a lot of emphasis on when they jump off into full time camping. But there really is not a defining moment w...
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I find it interesting how so many people have differing opinions as to what constitutes full timing. You know what they say about opinions. Well, here’s my two cents. If you say you are a full timer than you are.
My equipment is not all new and shinny. I live in it. We travel a lot around the county coast to coast. We also work camp and stay in one place for months at a time. A lot of people who work camp and full time may have a rig with a bit of ware and a few miles on it. If you use it, it is bound to happen.
Some folks have big new class A and just travel. Some have older 5ers and TT and travel and work or stay in one place. Some choose whatever way they do it by choice and some by necessity.
We are spending the winter in a Florida park that has a combination of people, rigs and situations. We have older retirees who find this a very affordable place and way to live. We have Snowbirds that spend the winter. We have working folks who live in an RV. We have travelers that spend a night or two.
In my opinion we are all full time RVers. I left the S&B world to get away from keeping up with the Jones’s. Call yourself whatever you want. Don’t put labels on others you know nothing about.
Merry Christmas
My equipment is not all new and shinny. I live in it. We travel a lot around the county coast to coast. We also work camp and stay in one place for months at a time. A lot of people who work camp and full time may have a rig with a bit of ware and a few miles on it. If you use it, it is bound to happen.
Some folks have big new class A and just travel. Some have older 5ers and TT and travel and work or stay in one place. Some choose whatever way they do it by choice and some by necessity.
We are spending the winter in a Florida park that has a combination of people, rigs and situations. We have older retirees who find this a very affordable place and way to live. We have Snowbirds that spend the winter. We have working folks who live in an RV. We have travelers that spend a night or two.
In my opinion we are all full time RVers. I left the S&B world to get away from keeping up with the Jones’s. Call yourself whatever you want. Don’t put labels on others you know nothing about.
Merry Christmas
