Any one else afraid to travel right now ?
We winter in our little piece of tropical paradise in the Florida Keys and normally head back to our sticks and bricks place right around now. Our TT is permanent here. It takes us two or three nigh...
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Guy Roan: we are headed back to Michigan in early May - and we will be driving my minivan (this, in hindsight, is the worst possible time to be without an RV). We're near Canaveral, so can make the drive in 2 days.
Friends who traveled home recently said to bring TP (like the tail end of a roll) in case of none being available at a rest area. They also found that most fast-food places are not allowing the public to use their restrooms in order to protect their employees. I will be armed with hand sanitizer/masks/wipes, etc. For $25, I bought a "Luggable Loo" - basically a 5gal bucket with a seat and lid that gets lined with a trash bag, add kitty litter, and you have a cheap porta-potty. Ed can get away with using a shrub as a urinal - me, not so much :-) But Ed says we'll use truck stops as much as possible - and we'll sleep in the van, so I'm bringing small pillows and sleeping bags. We have 2 dogs and have found the hotel rooms that welcome dogs, aren't always a hallmark of cleanliness to start with. We figure one night's discomfort is better than bringing C-19 home with us.
Friends who traveled home recently said to bring TP (like the tail end of a roll) in case of none being available at a rest area. They also found that most fast-food places are not allowing the public to use their restrooms in order to protect their employees. I will be armed with hand sanitizer/masks/wipes, etc. For $25, I bought a "Luggable Loo" - basically a 5gal bucket with a seat and lid that gets lined with a trash bag, add kitty litter, and you have a cheap porta-potty. Ed can get away with using a shrub as a urinal - me, not so much :-) But Ed says we'll use truck stops as much as possible - and we'll sleep in the van, so I'm bringing small pillows and sleeping bags. We have 2 dogs and have found the hotel rooms that welcome dogs, aren't always a hallmark of cleanliness to start with. We figure one night's discomfort is better than bringing C-19 home with us.
