Simply not true, Buck. I have seen the units costing an arm and a leg, with 50 inch flat screens, hardwood floors, and a full size kitchen. No Thank You. The first thing I did was remove both TVs - they were tubes anyway, and heavy as a horse. Also, I am a tall guy; 6'2, 210. I looked at some of the class B and C RVs, and they are so cramped. This one has a uniform ceiling height of about 6'6. Last, I hadn't even planned to buy this one, except I am good at bargaining, and bought a used $100K RV with just 15K miles on it, with every option, for a third of the original price. Couldn't pass it up. I *always* let someone else buy stuff like this new, first.
---In [email protected], <dhamiltony2k5@...> wrote: A problem with this is that vehicles over 20 foot long can't get in to a lot of trail-heads. Better to have something you can sleep and meditate in that is contained within 20 or so feet. Otherwise you miss a lot of nature in driving and parking these Mac-mansion hogs of the RV world around. These big RV's are a pipe dream of people who end up spending a lot of money to try to save some. Borrow or rent some before you buy to see if they are all they are promoted to be. -Buck During my first time out, I did a photo shoot among the coastal marsh and dunes, in the early morning fog. Took about 120 images, in an hour! Yes, it is an awesome way to travel, in a self-contained way. I have 75 gallons of fresh water, a 25 gallon propane tank, and a 50 amp generator, that runs off the 100 gallon gas tank. Motorhome 1: https://app.box.com/s/avf0zvuxxh6a2rbmyb47 https://app.box.com/s/avf0zvuxxh6a2rbmyb47 Motorhome 2: https://app.box.com/s/weuvx0od0gynugrgonbf https://app.box.com/s/weuvx0od0gynugrgonbf Coastal dunes: https://app.box.com/s/f7j3l291glbxzfxmyv0w https://app.box.com/s/f7j3l291glbxzfxmyv0w Coastal marsh: https://app.box.com/s/520fqw9n83hfqofj52yy https://app.box.com/s/520fqw9n83hfqofj52yy Sunset: https://app.box.com/s/64dqusn91un2bkl68vlh https://app.box.com/s/64dqusn91un2bkl68vlh ---In [email protected], <[email protected]> wrote: I'm thinking along the same lines but more for being able to have a "home" while travelling doing photography. Simple but effective way of getting to places one otherwise wouldn't see. For sadhana a cabin in the mountains is better. Do post a picture of your vehicle if you feel like it :-)
