10 Things I Wish I Knew Before Full Time RVing Across The Country

[CWJK55]

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I thought that this was an interesting take from a newlywed couple RVing for their honeymoon. Never been before and now full timing for seven months in a 20 year old motorhome.

10 Things I Wish I Knew Before Full Time RVing Across the Country

[MSHappyCampers]

Excellent! Thanks for posting!

[LETMGROW]

That was entertaining but probably written by someone who likes to write entertaining material.
Just married and 23 years old and they take an RV trip across all 48 states? I find this hard to believe.
I got married in the basement of a church on a Wednesday evening and got up Thursday morning and went to work. I had to pay for the cake and ice cream we had at the reception at my house trailer on a picnic table.
I was no spoiled little rich kid. Still ain't!
Oh yeah. I was 23 years old.
Lynn

[Dan McMartin]

5. Something will always be broken of in need of repair.

Apparently, they haven't lived in a sticks and bricks house. That was my experience there too.

[bigdaddychic]

Great article !!

[Winepress]

They were featured on a RV TV show where they went from a C to a class A. Quirky and funny.

[rvrescuernch]

Originally Posted by Winepress

They were featured on a RV TV show where they went from a C to a class A. Quirky and funny.

I love your signature quote!

[AudiDudi]

#9

[cinscope]

Originally Posted by LETMGROW

That was entertaining but probably written by someone who likes to write entertaining material.
Just married and 23 years old and they take an RV trip across all 48 states? I find this hard to believe.
I got married in the basement of a church on a Wednesday evening and got up Thursday morning and went to work. I had to pay for the cake and ice cream we had at the reception at my house trailer on a picnic table.
I was no spoiled little rich kid. Still ain't!
Oh yeah. I was 23 years old.
Lynn

I'll bet your wedding was lovely. A simple wedding is the most romantic, IMO.

[MikeStafford]

Originally Posted by AudiDudi

#9

Being a Texan also I have found that I can usually find a good Tequila when traveling. In a pinch (like when we lived in Missouri for several years) I make my own salsa, tortillas, and cook my own Mexican food. I just have to stock up on basic ingredients when I pass through Texas or New Mexico.