Questions for Full Timers
Someday in the distant future (15-20 years) the wife and I think we want to go full time in a MH. We have a few questions for the full times out there. How often do you travel? How long do yo...
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Parts of the fulltiming life sound great. If you don't like where you are, you can just move along. The lack of space forces you to keep things simple. Never having to shovel snow again could not sound any better after this winter. Seeing the country, one neighborhood at a time, sounds very appealing.
Also meeting people along the way sounds fun. When my wife and I vacation we love to do what we call "exploring". We go someplace that we haven't been before and we check it out. We don't stick to tourist spots. We also go off the beaten path to see the uncommon sights. We don't go to dangerous spots and do stupid stuff but we do explore.
We have been doing this on motorcycles, mopeds, cars, collectivos and any other form of transportation we can find. Some of our favorite places in the world were places we would have never found if it were not for a little internet research and some time exploring. We always end up meeting the nicest people in our travels too.
Imagine, if you will, being in Daytona for bike week, being in Sturgis, being in Myrtle Beach, being in Vegas and everywhere in between all without ever leaving your home. Sounds great to me.
Also meeting people along the way sounds fun. When my wife and I vacation we love to do what we call "exploring". We go someplace that we haven't been before and we check it out. We don't stick to tourist spots. We also go off the beaten path to see the uncommon sights. We don't go to dangerous spots and do stupid stuff but we do explore.
We have been doing this on motorcycles, mopeds, cars, collectivos and any other form of transportation we can find. Some of our favorite places in the world were places we would have never found if it were not for a little internet research and some time exploring. We always end up meeting the nicest people in our travels too.
Imagine, if you will, being in Daytona for bike week, being in Sturgis, being in Myrtle Beach, being in Vegas and everywhere in between all without ever leaving your home. Sounds great to me.
