Privacy?
We are fulltimers beginning our 14th year this month. We move around frequently rather than claiming FT status because we sit in one spot in an RV We have repeatedly noticed the following phenome...
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2gypsies wrote:
Let's put it another way to try and get a definite answer.
If there's a 200 site campground and all the sites are alike - no rivers, lakes, mountains, etc. They're all the same length of site and are all in the forest - no views. Say it's off season and there are only a handful of campers there.
So the question is, why would someone in the above circumstances, park right next door to another RV?
If they did, I think the real answer is because they need the security of people. People nowdays are used to being connected to others - all the social sites, Facebook, etc. and many constantly hold their phone in their hands checking their texts and waiting for it to ring. Folks seem to need ready access to people. That's my theory.
I think it is pretty much a known fact that humans are social creatures. Funny thing is.. camping humans, on average, sway the other way. ...sometimes. Other times, they park right next to you. It really is just that simple.
So, technically, the anti-people people are the exception. ...there are just more of this exception when camping.
Look where most people work - Jammed in with other people
Look where most people live - Right next door to other people
...school...
...sports...
...movies...
So camping is a surprise?!
