[mairdie]

What they let me do was search the RV dealer for anything I preferred from any other brand camper, then they'd order that from the company and replace ours with that. Total mismatch, but everything fit us. Stuffed the shower with herbs for cooking. The RV is set up with wires in the walls so you can hook your computer to the internet at 7 different spots inside. So we each had our normal work areas. This is where I started doing the digital video editing. We spent the month in IL searching the web for bridges husband thought he could cross.

Oh, I do hope you go traveling. Without the stress of having to be somewhere at a given time, you should have a ball, and I was VERY impressed with the quality of people we met at campgrounds. Good people.

[oldvirginian]

That ain’t an RV, that’s a house on wheels!
I like it, even the kids seem at home in it.

The campground folks are usually the salt of the earth types.
I found that it didn’t matter whether you were in a nice RV or a tent, you were fellow travelers and that was all that mattered.

We used to camp a bit when my wife was healthy and loved it.
I preferred primitive camping miles from civilization but wifey demanded a bathroom and shower.
We compromised by going to campgrounds but using their primitive sites. No water or electric hook ups.

When I hit the road again I plan on spending a couple of years just traveling.
If I find an interesting small town or rural area I may stay for a month or so. See the local sights and really meet the locals.
I love people and their stories so I plan to indulge myself.