For every fulltime RVer, there must be many more sitting “in the wings” biding their time for retirement or home sales to allow them to take to the freedom of the road.
Our site aims to help both the “on the roader,” and those in the “not there yet” group. We’ll talk about issues affecting fulltimers from living in the confined space of an RV to broader issues like making a living on the road and payin’ the bills.
Read about great places to camp, keeping in touch, working on the road, new RVs and accessories, RV maintenance, snowbird and boondocking destinations, and about RV resources on the Web.
Many fulltime RVers have lists of “must sees” and “must dos” that keep them occupied 24/7. Others may not be so organized, and occasionally hit a snag of, “Well, what do we do now?” While RVers are pretty familiar with the National Park System, the National Wildlife Refuge System is one of the country’s best kept secrets.
A concerned daughter worries her parents have lost their minds. Sell the house, buy an RV? Think of all they’ll miss.
While road hazards like tire “gators,” and “tail gaters” may be enough to raise your RV driving safety awareness, here’s another one: Left side cancer. A Saint Louis University skin doc says facial skin cancers are far more predominant on the left side.
While it’s not completely clear why folks who live in Indiana are called “Hoosiers,” one story says early pioneers would yell out into the vast Indiana wilderness, “Who’s There?” Today with over 6 million residents state-wide, you could get quite a field of answers to that call. But government folks are hoping you’ll answer the call–as a volunteer.
As April 1 looms, so do the questions: Just how to full time RVers respond to the US census? It’s an interesting scenario, since as the Census folks says, “We don’t mail forms to people, we mail them to residences.” It’s a tough act to mail a census form to a rolling resident.
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Sometimes emotions can tie you down. We’ve met folks who’ve been inclined to the fulltime lifestyle, but held back because of kids and grandkids. “We’re so close! I’ll only be able to see them once in a while!” Don’t let that fear overcome your travels, not with technology that can keep you face to face.
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How do you choose a hospital that’s right for you? Provided your health care insurance will “work with you,” in terms of allowing a choice of hospitals, fulltime RVers have an advantage: They can go where they want. Still, how do you choose from among the thousands of hospitals around the US? We provide help, and direction to relevant Internet resources.
If you’re new to the RV lifestyle, or just at the planning stage, a big question for many is this: How can I make it financially? If you’ve got a retirement income that needs shoring up, or you’re looking to make nearly all your income from scratch, working on the road can be daunting to think about.
If you need reassurance, think of this: Thousands of RVers are working on the road, doing things that they may never have dreamed of. There are resources to help you. Here are a some of great Internet resources that can help you find work on the road.
