Trials and Tribulations
Ten years ago my wife and I decided to buy a fifth wheel and tow vehicle to travel to Alaska when we retired in 2018. We figured it would be paid off by the time we were ready to go. Boy was that a ...
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Well good, at first it sounded like it just basically sat around waiting for the big trip to AK. Glad you got a bunch of use out of it, and hope the ex was a good piece of .....never mind. Lol
I'd still get that sucker spit shined up and get er for sale. Early summer still, but I'd think the good selling season in FL is in the fall when the snowbirds make their pilgrimage. Advertise it, in the fall, wherever you see the most out of state license plates from in the winter.
And you can doo a road trip thru western Canada and AK pretty economically if you're not set on posting up at the rv park every night. Year and a half living up there and the road trip up there, we paid for 1 campsite, 1 night and that was in Tok AK and cause it was late, tanks were full, out of water, free car wash and it was convienent.
Otherwise, camp was where you spent the night, not hard to get off the beaten path......if you're not dragging a big 5ver!
Would have missed out on a bunch if we stayed in improved areas. Like the grizz that was hanging out a couple hundred yards away one morning when we broke camp, or the countless moose and black bear we saw out in gods country, or catching and grilling sockeyes or dollies right outta the river for dinner. Fish don't taste any better than when it was still swimming 5 min before you toss it in some foil over the campfire!
I'd still get that sucker spit shined up and get er for sale. Early summer still, but I'd think the good selling season in FL is in the fall when the snowbirds make their pilgrimage. Advertise it, in the fall, wherever you see the most out of state license plates from in the winter.
And you can doo a road trip thru western Canada and AK pretty economically if you're not set on posting up at the rv park every night. Year and a half living up there and the road trip up there, we paid for 1 campsite, 1 night and that was in Tok AK and cause it was late, tanks were full, out of water, free car wash and it was convienent.
Otherwise, camp was where you spent the night, not hard to get off the beaten path......if you're not dragging a big 5ver!
Would have missed out on a bunch if we stayed in improved areas. Like the grizz that was hanging out a couple hundred yards away one morning when we broke camp, or the countless moose and black bear we saw out in gods country, or catching and grilling sockeyes or dollies right outta the river for dinner. Fish don't taste any better than when it was still swimming 5 min before you toss it in some foil over the campfire!
