- We bought a mobile housing vehicle, and after three days, we took off on a trip of about four months.
- We had to pack her clothes for four months for our 7 -month -old child since he was growing very quickly.
- Each station along our journey was hidden gemstones, and it was a beautiful experience.
While most people who Buy a mobile housing vehicle, take a test trip Or “Shakedown” before they went out on a suitable camping journey RV, our family does nothing with half of the measures. Some may call it brave, others are reckless (perhaps more accurate), but three days after purchasing a mobile housing, we set out on the RV trip for three months with our son, and we traveled around the entire continental United States.
In our defense, We rented a similar mobile housing He made a 10 -day trip from Orlando to Dallas and returned to determine whether or not for us. It was a dream for years to travel throughout the United States in a mobile housing vehicle as a family, and so after a successful trip to Dallas, we decided to hit the bullet.
Due to many links, we adhered to the way in various cases, there was a time crisis on our departure, and we set out on the trip in a chaotic way usually with some aspects of planning. we Dry foods and canned foods At dinner, the boxes carry four months of clothes for our growing consent, and a wardrobe of summer and winter clothes for ourselves while we traveled through different climates.
We loved our adventure completely and seeing our son grows during the months.
There were things that did not go as planned
Although there was definitely there Things that made a mistakeLike a slide breaking, which led to the second half of the trip without a chip, and out of a mobile housing with 10 miles of gas in our truck, and the Puning at comfort stations in the middle of the heat dome, we also made some wonderful memories as a family.
Types all the way to build these muscles helped us from flexibility to change and the ability to adapt that I think will serve us well in the future. Each station along the road had hidden the gemstones that we did not discover if we made a traditional trip and moved to a destination.
It is amazingly the type of societies that are created where there is a need, which most people do not realize.
We have spent more money than we expected
the Travel costs in a mobile housing vehicle It is mainly linked to gas and camps. Soon we realized that the speed that we were traveling resulted in burning money at a greater rate than we expected in Toyota Tundra, which wanders in gases.
Although we can save the costs of the camp site with our membership and Boondocking, the cost of gas has led to our decline in our savings to pay the price of lifestyle. In addition, while we are at home, we shop in Costco and we boiled in large quantities to prepare meals and freeze food, but on the road, we bought smaller amounts of grocery stores, which were more expensive. There was also the modernity of buying fresh local products, even when it was three times more expensive – after everyone who could pass the attractive purchase of eggs and bread from the farm you spend at night?
We met many people who care about our child
If we look back on our big journey in RV, I think it is not only the tourist attractions that we have seen, such as the desert coated in Arizona and Catskills in New York, but the people we met along the way.
The author was expressing months of his clothes for her son since he grew a lot during the trip.
With the author
When we stopped spending a night in Vino Feritas, Cleveland, we discovered that it was previously a school, and the property was transferred to a wine and hobby factory farm. It also allowed a couple of RVS to stand on the site for buying something of wine. The owner took my son around him to see pigs, goats, geese and ducks. In the morning, his dogs will join us abroad to have breakfast on the picnic tables, and at night, my husband and I from a family of dirt on the way to the bathroom.
In the state of Idaho, we stopped in a local library, one of the many things that we stopped so that our son could break while driving, and unfortunately, the Secretary of a library was carrying him. She quietly told me that she runs stories of three generations of families in the area and was accustomed to her young customers who bite her. Then we encouraged us to take the seeds from their seed library and see how they will do as soon as we return home.
Parents met in a Dubllo playing session in a library in Vancouver, Canada, who shared their hopes, dreams, concerns and anxiety about the future that their children will inherit. In Portland, Oregon, we stayed at the harvest host site where our host, a former company with two long gray description wires, carried our son to the river and we appear deer, wearing a printed skirt from a dye from his days in Vietnam.
In Tahoe, we were camping at the Addands Trails Campsite covered with long pine trees, and I heard a familiar tone in the camping store that reminded me of the house. There has been a woman working there from Melbourne, Australia, where she spent the past ten years living before moving to the United States.
When we left Orlando, our son could sit without help and had teeth. When we went back, he was a weeks away from walking and was 10 teeth and age of experiments.
Many of this trip may not remember, but we will do that. Living in a mobile housing for three and a half months and traveling across the United States has learned a lot about living simply, carrying out less, and the value of human contact.
