Driving your RV alone
As I approach retirement, I wonder about the possibility of driving my rig to a campsite and have my sweetheart catch up later in the car. Or if I go far enough, she could fly to and from the locatio...
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DarkSkySeeker wrote:donn0128 wrote:
...only downside I can see is backing into a site. Its sure nice to have a spotter. But there are always helpful folks willing to spot you.
I can imagine backing into a site alone. Pull past the site, get out and look, back up 5 feet, check again, 5 more feet, out, again, out.
Being a bachelor, I end up RVing solo much of the time when I get a chance to go out. Sometimes that's the way it goes when backing into a site. There's nothing to be ashamed of in getting out and looking multiple times, particularly if it avoids doing something slightly boneheaded like getting a wheel stuck in a ditch or scraping a rock.
With practice, it gets a little easier; you might go ten feet between times when you pop out to look things over.
