The Zen of Full Timing - Living Comfortably
The Buddha taught that Attachment was suffering. Attachment having to do with, on one level, the amount of stuff one has. Well if preparing to be full-timers doesnt bring you face to face with the ...
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noplace2 wrote:Laman wrote:noplace2 wrote:
We have been FT traveling for 14 years. We have owned 3 rigs and have downsized every time (now in a 28' FW) because we enjoy the many places inaccessible with larger rigs. I can't imagine doing what we do in a 40' je rog we cueentl haerig and missing the experiences that are not available to that mindset. To each their own.
Don't feel sorry for those of us with 40' rigs you would be surprised at the number of places we can get to an if not our toads will get us into the other spots for whatever activity we want, those experiences are available to any mindset.
No they really are not. Been there done that. You apparently don't have a clue about off road experiences along the ALcan or the roads to cenral America. Take an offshoot from the Central America websites and look at where you are likely to be. Oh yeah, I'm guessing that you wouldn't ever consider a space without creature comforts. As always: to each their own.
Sorry old boy but you continue with your presumptuous attitude and you are dead wrong. I have camped under the stars many a time also in the rain, mud and ate what we killed if we killed. Alaska is on the schedule, central America no thanks. At this time I, like many others, prefer to travel with my wife in comfort with the things we like go where we want to. So again don't feel sorry for us, a lot of us probably have experienced more that you have or will.
