The other side of full time
I read hear many are to broke to do anything but set under full time. They seam to set in parks months at a time and can't aford the fuel it take to move that much. I'm seeing more of this every year....
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Supercharged wrote:
The word full timer has become a (COOL) word to use today when ask how you fit in, Traveling folks who move on a fairly regular basis year round and have sold off most things back home, and move around as they feel like, it is what a call full timers. The RV's with one good tire and a truck load of chap under his RV behind on the rent and has not moved in 2 years is not what I would call a full timer. I would call them homeless with a wore out RV. The ones who come south for the winter are just snow birds. Those who travel all summer in cool country are part time travelers. I'm just a part timer my self, but look real good at it.
I wouldn't have the heart to tell the 84 year old couple that we met at Wmsburg, VA during our first year of full timing that they weren't really full-timers. They are only Snowbirds because they spend Winter somewhere in Florida and then drive the Motor Home up to VA to spend the rest of the year on his niece's land.
And I'm sure that the Insurance Company wouldn't know how to charge them for Snowbird, Part-timer's Insurance.
