Thank You All

Enjoy your new found way to see the world.

Just because you're no longer doing it in an RV, doesn't mean that you can't continue to come here, I'm quite certain after 48 years you've got plenty of knowledge to help others, and learn of their trips and adventures.
It is truly unfortunate that you have reached this point, that is dreaded by all of us that truly love this life, even though we know that our time is coming for a variety of reasons.
Good luck on your new adventures, and God Bless you on your future travels how ever they may be done.

May these "new" ways be as fun as the "old" RV ways.

Happy trails wherever you go!

Good luck to you in this new stage of life. After a lot of thought we sold our RV last year and will be doing the same as you. Over 70 years of camping. Yes, 70. Family set up cots under the stars near any body of water large enough to throw a fishing line in for years when I was a little kid. Moved into tents much later. Tried a popup once. Didn’t buy a real RV until 2007. Lots of fond memories of each.

This is not a bad thing. I'm enjoying my morning coffee in the dining area of a Holiday Inn in Brenham Tx as I write this waiting for my waffles.

We will lay our heads this evening at the Peach Tree Inn in Fredericksburg tonight after spending time in Fayetteville, Fredericksburg and points in between. Then heading to the Marriott in San Antonio on Monday.

We do use our camper to visit some relatives because the hotels in their small towns are horrible. But for the most part our camper has become our hurricane evacuation plan B.

Enjoy your travels and play safe.

Good luck and happy travels. Only been camping and rving for 25 years hoping for another 20 years.

We will always travel, God willing - just changing the process! Thanks again to all.