JimK-NY wrote:
You are going to the wrong places. Certainly for socializing you would want to avoid places like National Parks where people come for the scenery and attractions.
Instead you would want a nice RV park where the residents are retired or certainly are not just living there to be convenient to work. Some of the best I have seen were in Yuma, Az. They have tall cinder block walls and very small spaces with lots of retirees jammed in. You can socialize, play cards and talk RV parts and repairs until you cannot stand it any longer.
That sounds great, what time does bingo start? :S :B
