troubledwaters wrote:
CFerguson wrote:
Jebby14 wrote:
big difference between pulling your camper to the campground and towing AND carrying ALL of your stuff. I don't know about you but I leave a ton of stuff at home when I go camping given its only temporary. If I was living out of my rig I would need way more than I bring and that's without all the extras to make being on the road long term possible. Tools alone would use a few hundred lbs as would the battery setup.
I see no way this is cheaper than a reasonable apartment in a reasonable part of the country
Apparently you travel a LOT heavier than I do. Realize too that the OP seems to be willing to stay in one place.
Wish he would come back and kick around all the ideas expressed, but I still think Workamping may be a good option for him. Spend a few hours a day doing chores leaving him time for his regular internet work- cuts out the biggest recurring expenses (site, utilities, gasoline).
If he has to work two jobs to pay the rent (workcamping) then he is still a "RentSlave".
Sometimes folks have to work more than 1 job (albeit even a part time one) to get what they want. Life can be unfair. I personally had to work 80 hours a week during crunch times and have lived my life emotionally scarred from the experience. (not)
I wish OP would come back and discuss some of our ideas so we could better tailor our responses.
