Welcome!

[Ray]

Hi Robin, Thanks! Glad to have you. Hope we can all make it a fun site. Here’s wishing you some good weather for your spring season. 🙂

Ray

[Larry]

Hi Ray and everyone. Names Larry  will be traveling around country in a Lance truck camper ,sometimes pulling a boat,fishing ,hiking ,biking  anything to keep busy ,hopefully will bump into some other members.

[Ray]

@Larry  Hey Larry, thanks for joining us. You should be able to get to some gorgeous country with a truck camper. 🙂

[Larry]

We go to truck camper rallies in different states,sometimes 120 or more truck campers from all over. You should see the setups some guys have for boondocking off the grid. They do a lot of beach camping and desert camping ect. They have built in air compressors for airing up tires ect. All kinds of solar ,and systems for extended stays.

[Ray]

Sounds great, we use to do a lot of dry camping on Vancouver Island in a camper van. Lots of forestry land everywhere with logging roads for access. Loved it. Once you got up to the northern end of the Island you would see a ton of truck campers pulling boats. Fishing heaven. 😉

[Larry]

Vancouver Island sounds real nice,hope to see the area someday.

[Lauren]

I agree Vancouver Island is a great place to visit.

[Anonymous]

Hi everyone, I think this is going to be my new favorite web site. Thanks Ray for creating such a cool site. Looking forward to making new friends and learning some “tricks of the trade” 😉

Melody

[Pamela]

Hi all!   *pulls out the pop up chair*     Stumbled onto this site, thought I’d say Hi.

Am currently not full time, but am prepping for it.  Already have my rig, a ’95 class C, 28′ long.  Trying to decide how best to do solar.  I am single, living with someone, but one never knows what the future holds.  So, in the mean time, I will try to prepare my rig and get it outfitted to be my full time home at some distant point.

I live by the ideas of staying debt free, living cheap, minimalism, and leaving as small a footprint as possible.  Want to get back to nature.  Live intentional and untraditional.  For now stuck in a Mon-Fri work with the occasional weekend trip.  And yes, I camp in my driveway a lot.   Early 40’s with grown kid, not a lot tying me down, just getting prepared and researching and reading everything I can.

Cheers!!

 

[Marsha & Dewey]

Hi Pamela… You sound like you know how to live for today, way to go. Happy rving!

[Ray]

I live by the ideas of staying debt free, living cheap, minimalism, and leaving as small a footprint as possible.  Want to get back to nature.  Live intentional and untraditional.

Well said Pamela, this is exactly how we live. 🙂

[robin]

Welcome…fulltiming is FUN and how exciting that you get to do while you are young enough to enjoy it ALL!!! Good for you! i am so grateful for the time we had on the road!

[John]

I also found this site by accident, but it is one accident I am glad I had.  Plans are to get my 28 ft MH soon and get it ready for the summer to hopefully live in full time. I know it is going to need new tires and a few other things to be road ready, but that is why I joined this site. Hope to met as many of you as I can one day.  

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[Karen Kelley]

Hi Everyone!

Loved your book, Ray. Thanks so much for all the wonderful info.  My husband (Karl) and I are planing to go full time April 2016. We bought our Open Range fifth wheel a couple of years ago and fell in love with RVing. Karen

 

 

[Ray]

[quote quote=9137]Hi Everyone! Loved your book, Ray. Thanks so much for all the wonderful info. My husband (Karl) and I are planing to go full time April 2016. We bought our Open Range fifth wheel a couple of years ago and fell in love with RVing. Karen [/quote]

Thanks Karen, glad you liked it. Congrats on deciding to go full time!   :good:

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