SidecarFlip wrote:
Naio wrote:
Dutch_12078 wrote:
Our RV is our home, but we are slowly heading north to our upstate NY family cottage where we'll hunker down for awhile until things settle down. We're currently near Savannah, GA and are not concerned at all about passing through the seven states we'll traverse on our way to NY from Florida. Since we'll be calling the cottage "home" for this purpose, if asked, we'll just say we can't obey a stay home order until we get home.
This is why so many people are going to die unnecessarily in the US. We've been raised all our lives to think that our country is the exception to everything, and that we as individuals are exceptions to every rule.
Exactly and, it's a horrible death as well as you drown in your own bodily fluids.
This year, our 'RV experience' will be backyard campomg.
What is wrong with you people?
What's your interpretation of what Dutchy actually said?
Did your brains interpret "traveling to the cottage to hunker down" to mean "stopping at every rest area, grocery store and Stuckeys along the way and sneezing on everyone they see, shaking hands and kissing babies"?
What better way to isolate than heading to the cottage, presumably not a condo or in the middle of a city, to wait this out?
Would you two rather live in your popup camper in Colorado or your microbus in wherever your at trying to find mail order meds than going "home" if you had one, wherever that is?
I think some of you have the bat soup fever already and haven't self diagnosed yet....
Personally, this is a great time to get away for a bit into the back country. That's why we go camping. To get away from people. Triple bonus. More time since the kids school and sports lives are on hold, weather is breaking into spring time and less chance of catching or spreading anything when you're by yourself in a vehicle or in the woods or mountains somewhere than any even remotely sub-urban area, much less any urban areas.
