We took the leap (out)
We finally acted on our decision to quit the RV life. We took our MH to a consignment dealer in Burlington, WA, yesterday. The dealership is "Dreamchasers RV" alongside I-5 north of the town. Friends ...
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Thanks for the good wishes, everyone. I'll be staying on this forum, I think.
Frosty's Mom, I was a motorcycle nut in my early career in the UK, ending up doing almost 2 years as a development and test engineer for Norton-Villiers. I was getting paid (not very well by US standards) to ride the prototype 750 Norton Commandos all over England for 40+ hours a week!
Once we emigrated (1968), I watched the little old ladies peering through the steering wheels of their Oldsmobile 98s and doing 45 mph on the freeway. I doubt they could see the end of the hood. I decided I didn't want to take the risk of my wife opening the front door to a grim-face State trooper one day, so I gave up motorcycles.
We're comfortable in Anacortes, and I'm hoping we can get over the loss of the motor-home.
Frosty's Mom, I was a motorcycle nut in my early career in the UK, ending up doing almost 2 years as a development and test engineer for Norton-Villiers. I was getting paid (not very well by US standards) to ride the prototype 750 Norton Commandos all over England for 40+ hours a week!
Once we emigrated (1968), I watched the little old ladies peering through the steering wheels of their Oldsmobile 98s and doing 45 mph on the freeway. I doubt they could see the end of the hood. I decided I didn't want to take the risk of my wife opening the front door to a grim-face State trooper one day, so I gave up motorcycles.
We're comfortable in Anacortes, and I'm hoping we can get over the loss of the motor-home.
