To RV or not to RV, That Is The Question
Hello folks. My wife and I are planning a once-in-a-lifetime two month long summer vacation with our two 12-year olds (twin boy & girl) next summer. We have been agonizing over our two basic options f...
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Standing in line at the Airport, Hotels, is not fun.
Nor is sitting in traffic for hours or waiting at the campground check-in desk. Everything has a trade-off. Those breakdowns you mention can cancel a vacation as quickly as a cancelled flight.
OP, I touched a bit on this about what is most important, the journey or the destination. You do miss a huge amount when you fly. You get from Point A to Point B much more quickly and you can get to more destinations in a finite time frame but there's a lot to miss, like watching the rolling hills turn to what looks like never-ending fields, the bunny at the campsite, etc. Another aspect to consider-how social are you? Campgrounds offer much more opportunity for that.
You could see the gleam in their eyes and smiles. I don't see that at the airport when standing in line.
You apparently have never seen us in line! :B Even the worst drudgery can be fun if you try.
Nor is sitting in traffic for hours or waiting at the campground check-in desk. Everything has a trade-off. Those breakdowns you mention can cancel a vacation as quickly as a cancelled flight.
OP, I touched a bit on this about what is most important, the journey or the destination. You do miss a huge amount when you fly. You get from Point A to Point B much more quickly and you can get to more destinations in a finite time frame but there's a lot to miss, like watching the rolling hills turn to what looks like never-ending fields, the bunny at the campsite, etc. Another aspect to consider-how social are you? Campgrounds offer much more opportunity for that.
You could see the gleam in their eyes and smiles. I don't see that at the airport when standing in line.
You apparently have never seen us in line! :B Even the worst drudgery can be fun if you try.
