Hey, everyone!I'm new to this forum (and full-timing in general), so I thought I'd take a minute to introduce myself and my girlfriend. My name is Bill, hers is Kayla. We're 23, fresh out of college and traveling the country in a 31 foot four winds class C chateau. We both work online as freelance writers, and also work camp to supplement our income.We're currently in Bethel, Maine (we're originally from Scranton, Pennsylvania). We've been here since August 1st and will be here until Labor day, when we're going to check out Acadia park then make our way south, staying in each state from here to Florida for a few days at a time.Our ultimate goal is to see a bit of every state! We want to figure out where we'd like to get a home at. We're thinking South Carolina might be the place, but you never know!Also, if you're interested in learning more about us, we have a blog at ***Link Removed***http://www.thewanderingrv.com.We're very excited to be a part of this community and can't wait to learn from everyone and hopefully also teach others a few things! :)Would love to hear a little about you as well!

Welcome. Wish I had had the guts to do that 50 years ago. But then again the opportunity was not there back then.

Welcome to the forum and congrats on your new lifestyle.I don't fulltime and probably never will. :(Don't forget to check the age of your tires. RV tires usually age out before they wear out. Maybe in your situation they will wear out first.And, watch your roof for leaks. A small leak can cause a lot of damage if not repaired quickly.Eternabonded and Dicor Self Leveling Caulk are your friends.Enjoy your travels.

Have fun! Great chance to see the USA.

There are many excuses why NOT to do something: old parents,money,work ect, but you came out and are doing it-way to go.Not everyone is lucky as you are,some had to be at work in the office,port or elsewhere, rise a family and only after they grew up do what you guys are doing now.So feel lucky and fullfeel your dreams-today, as today is the first day of the rest of our lifes.

There are many excuses why NOT to do something: old parents,money,work ect, I never considered them "excuses".I see them as PRIORITIES. Determining what is most important and/or necessities. Also, planning for the future comes to mind.Live for today, but plan for tomorrow.

Introducing Ourselves: Two 23-year-old fulltimers

donn0128
Explorer II
Aug 21, 2016
Welcome. Wish I had had the guts to do that 50 years ago. But then again the opportunity was not there back then.
gbopp
Explorer
Aug 21, 2016
Welcome to the forum and congrats on your new lifestyle.

I don't fulltime and probably never will. :(

Don't forget to check the age of your tires. RV tires usually age out before they wear out. Maybe in your situation they will wear out first.

And, watch your roof for leaks. A small leak can cause a lot of damage if not repaired quickly.
Eternabonded and Dicor Self Leveling Caulk are your friends.

Enjoy your travels.
NCWriter
Explorer
Aug 22, 2016
Have fun! Great chance to see the USA.
danoren
Explorer
Aug 22, 2016
There are many excuses why NOT to do something: old parents,money,work ect, but you came out and are doing it-way to go.
Not everyone is lucky as you are,some had to be at work in the office,port or elsewhere, rise a family and only after they grew up do what you guys are doing now.
So feel lucky and fullfeel your dreams-today, as today is the first day of the rest of our lifes.
3oaks
Explorer
Aug 22, 2016
There are many excuses why NOT to do something: old parents,money,work ect,
I never considered them "excuses".

I see them as PRIORITIES. Determining what is most important and/or necessities. Also, planning for the future comes to mind.

Live for today, but plan for tomorrow.
TheLostDutchman
Explorer
Aug 22, 2016
Welcome! Good for you. We're avid RV'ers and have been part timing it for decades ... The last 13 years in our trusty old 5th Wheel. We are pulling the trigger on a new motorhome next spring and going full time as soon as the house sells. Who knows... Might see you down the road somewhere. Safe travels... Enjoy.
murphy38
Explorer
Aug 22, 2016
Good luck on our travels. There is a lot to do and see out there just take your time and have fun.
TheWanderingRV
Explorer
Aug 29, 2016
Thanks everyone for the tips, I really appreciate it!

It's cool to see so many people active on here. I'm really excited to learn from you all.

(By the way, my tires were just put on last year, and I'm using tire covers on them! :)

I am definitely blessed to be able to live this lifestyle. That said, I did work really hard to be able to do it!

Thanks for the response guys, I'm excited to hear more from you.
qtla9111
Nomad
Aug 29, 2016
Congratulations on your journey and also your blog. You may want to consider making a YouTube page with subscribers. It's a great way to make some extra money while on the road.

You're doing what most of us always wanted to do but chose to follow the "rules". I am assuming that's why you aren't getting too many responses.

Keep going and don't stop.
HighLonesome
Explorer
Aug 30, 2016
WOW ! when I was your age.... there was no internet so I was stuck in a job working in one place... the only way to travel around was to get jobs in different states. I managed to do that for 25 years and worked all over the country.

I would have been over the moon to have had the internet to work from home when I was in my 20's and would have done exactly what you are doing now.

GOOD for you... taking advantage of this new technology to live free in your youth while you can really do alot.

safe travels... and always make sure you eat the good things you find in various areas of the country..... like REAL Texas BBQ and AMAZING salmon in the pacific NW.

thats one of the great joys of living on wheels. lol