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My daughter was getting a little warm in her bunk during our last camping trip, so I decided to put her a fan in to keep the air flowing. I had been wanting to add a 12-volt fan to the main livin...
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CakeHenn wrote:JimInMich wrote:
If its money, just hide it. An envelope of cash is easily hidden well enough a thief wont have time to look for it ( especialy if he has no idea it's in the RV ). Thief more likely to worry about taking your TV, stereo ect., without getting caught.
Or just put in in your bank account. I normally stash an extra $100 bill or two in my wallet along with my regular cash walking around money but other than that debit cards and credit cards are safer than cash. So I'd say it's downright foolish to be holding a lot of cash in your RV unless you are a professional poker player or something.
Probably simpler and safer to keep large amounts of money in the bank.
Other items like a Passport in a Safety Deposit Box.
We travel light. Passports only come out if we anticipate leaving the country.
We carry some cash, but in America most transactions are done with 'Plastic'.
When I need to carry my Passport, I carry it on me 24/7.
When we travel, my wife also travels light. No jewelry.
The key phrases are... CARRY NOTHING YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO LOOSE.
If you don't make a target of yourself, you probably will not need to carry a safe.
