RVcrazy wrote:
Our kids are beginning to worry about us also and we haven't even hit the road yet! I would think them for caring about you, but let them know that you don't believe that you are ready to give it up just yet. Tell them that if either of you begin to believe that there is an issue with driving and handling the RV safely, you will quit. Odds are that the spouse who is not driving will make the decision when they no longer are comfortable with the driver.
Since it is just Hubby who drives and no one declines to ride with him driving, that is a good point.
And yes, there are times I have spoken up about it being "time to pull over in an rv park" after a long day driving. We usually sit down and discuss not just about the number of miles it is from Point A to Point B, but the terrain, traffic, etc. which makes it a long trip or not. Then we go to the Internet and find rv parks or campgrounds which are along the highway we are taking for that particular trip.
We have talked with some people who make a 1-day trip which we make in 2-3 days, but we have learned from experience what works for us.
Thank you for your post.
