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Hi
Yes. Do it! You will have the time of your life. Many times your mishaps lead to the most interesting times of your trip. That said, you must be cautious. Stay with the rules you would go by at home. No pickups in bars etc.
Now to the important stuff. Travel with others can be hard if you aren't flexible people. Your only private times will be at campgrounds.
At the rv campgrounds talk to everyone. The rvers are a wealth of knowledge and info. Stop at info centers for great maps, info on campgrounds etc.
Now the most important:you must buy a really good old rv. Pay to have it checked throughly. Problems on the road can cost alot. Join AAA for info, maps,
help on the road. You MUST have a cell phone. Get a plan with free long distance for calls home. Check in with someone every night with your location.
With planning you'll have a great adventure! |
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