Looking single rvers
I am a recent widower, my d/w of 56 yrs went to the big campground above, I will dearly miss her. She would not want me to give up rving, we were full timers. My desires are to meet up with folks ...
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My friend, had belonged to LoW - Loners on Wheels. She really enjoyed camping with them. They have a place in Bushnell FL where a group of them winter. They also have a Ranch or something out in Deming NM. I think they have regional chapters who have local campouts once a month.
It worked out well for her. When she first retired (Nov) and went full time, she went to the Ranch in Deming, NM. Was not long and she had a massive heart attack and had by-pass surgery. The folks there at the Ranch were wonderful with helping her during her recovery. Me being in PA, with a friend in NM - well, it lets you feel pretty helpless as far as helping the friend.
Before she went full time, she met a lady friend who lived in this general area. They used to go to some campouts and on some trips. They traveled together -followed each other and had walkie talkies. I just thought it was safer for both of them, to be in a pair while on the road.
With belonging to that group, she really had friends just about anywhere who would look out after each other, if someone got in a pinch.
She particularly liked this group as they didn't allow any hanky panky. Not saying that folks didn't meet and eventually become a couple. But the basic theory behind the group was a place where single people could enjoy companionship, and like minded activities - conversation, pot luck meals, etc.... without being put in a position where they felt like the fifth wheel - the only single amongst mostly couples.
It worked out well for her. When she first retired (Nov) and went full time, she went to the Ranch in Deming, NM. Was not long and she had a massive heart attack and had by-pass surgery. The folks there at the Ranch were wonderful with helping her during her recovery. Me being in PA, with a friend in NM - well, it lets you feel pretty helpless as far as helping the friend.
Before she went full time, she met a lady friend who lived in this general area. They used to go to some campouts and on some trips. They traveled together -followed each other and had walkie talkies. I just thought it was safer for both of them, to be in a pair while on the road.
With belonging to that group, she really had friends just about anywhere who would look out after each other, if someone got in a pinch.
She particularly liked this group as they didn't allow any hanky panky. Not saying that folks didn't meet and eventually become a couple. But the basic theory behind the group was a place where single people could enjoy companionship, and like minded activities - conversation, pot luck meals, etc.... without being put in a position where they felt like the fifth wheel - the only single amongst mostly couples.
