Person New to RVing Requests Your Insights
Hi, all- This is a post that a new user "RicJoyner" made in a very long, older thread. I hope it's okay to re-post it as a new, stand-alone topic. Hopefully it will get more exposure this way and t...
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renting is a good idea to see if this is for you even in the slightest.
it seems 'romantic' and 'alot of freedom' and 'wonderful travel as you want' etc etc....but you have got to love the lifestyle enough to 'learn' to fix things, drive bigger rigs, understand your rv systems etc.
a jockey must learn to ride a horse if he is interested in racing
a Dr. must go thru med school and learn the whole body even if he is going to only specialize in one area.
a photographer learns all about their equipment they are using and lighting and all the bells and whistles to their craft
and so on and so on
if you do not want ANY responsibility in your travel (opt for hotels where everything is done for you)----then rv might not be in your future.
it is ok cause everyone has to find what suits them best. we love our rv and understand our rig and all that goes with it and will fix things etc. when needed and we enjoy that :) so we fit well into the rv lifestyle and wouldn't think of ever going back to a hotel ever.
so renting is a good place to start to see if it is even remotely something you might enjoy. good luck
it seems 'romantic' and 'alot of freedom' and 'wonderful travel as you want' etc etc....but you have got to love the lifestyle enough to 'learn' to fix things, drive bigger rigs, understand your rv systems etc.
a jockey must learn to ride a horse if he is interested in racing
a Dr. must go thru med school and learn the whole body even if he is going to only specialize in one area.
a photographer learns all about their equipment they are using and lighting and all the bells and whistles to their craft
and so on and so on
if you do not want ANY responsibility in your travel (opt for hotels where everything is done for you)----then rv might not be in your future.
it is ok cause everyone has to find what suits them best. we love our rv and understand our rig and all that goes with it and will fix things etc. when needed and we enjoy that :) so we fit well into the rv lifestyle and wouldn't think of ever going back to a hotel ever.
so renting is a good place to start to see if it is even remotely something you might enjoy. good luck
