This is such a great topic. I had been wondering how you were adjusting. Y'all are so great as a couple and I am really enjoying your channel.❤🙏Jane in SC
Great video. You want to do a newbie’s RV video. The basic items someone might want to consider purchasing. Wheel chocks, power cords, outdoor seating, sewage tools, basic toolbox. I think you are in the perfect situation to better educate first timers or the seasoned RV’r.
Love you guys and love your channel. We're finally picking up our 1st motorhome on Saturday. I can't thank Will enough for taking the time to speak with me on the phone multiple times regarding our RV dilemma. We decided on the 26 M. I paid for an independent inspection and the dealership completed the needed repairs. Your kindness, knowledge and general concern was greatly appreciated. I wish you both great success with your channel and look forward to your next video.
We found that instead of going out to eat in restaurants, if we want a quick meal, we go to grocery stores. We have found salad bars, sandwiches, soup bars, pizza, etc. we eat in our camper right in the parking lot and are able to put leftovers right in fridge! Also, when you travel with a smaller rig, you have a better chance to get last minute reservations.
I do not own an RV, but totally get the "less is best" way of life. I have purged many items and feel much lighter. Less stress. Less to move when you move, etc.
We are also in Florida for the winter, my wife and I met you at the show and got a couple of pics. We have been RVing for many years. This is our first extended stay and enjoying it very much. I will be looking for your videos. Thanks for taking the time to meet us.
Nice video! Setting expectations is everything. The rig is bouncing down the road. Stuff will break, and things will not go as planned. Have to roll with the punches! Safe travels. Thanks for sharing. Hope to see you out there someday!
Everything you guys said was spot on!! We sold our house in November 2021 and never looked back. Why did I spend so much money on clutter and junk!!! All you suggestions are true. Thanks
Great video. I am 3 weeks into fulltime RVing, solo female. I am at an RV Park for 6 weeks because of some medical appointments. I already had to change a trailer tire, and my tank sensor lights haven't worked, and my thermostat isn't working so no gas heat during the 16 degrees we had over the weekend. I will have to drive 3 hours to the dealership to get those things addressed. I have two black labs. Walking them 4 times a day including fetch at the nearby ball fields has increased my exercise level too. As I predicted, I really don't like the RV Park style of camping. The neighbors are close and often let their dogs off leash. A small Chihuahua mix charged my dogs yesterday morning, and the owner of the little dog was nearby and rushed over to get her screaming little dog. So that raised my blood pressure pretty high, holding back two labs isn't easy, and nobody was hurt. I would say to everyone please leash your dogs. I am overall very happy and encouraged at this beginning stage. Can't wait to start boondocking next month. :) Thank you, Will and Jen! Safe travels!!!
My wife and I spent the last summer in our 5th wheel . Worked for a commercial farm and had our house finished. We had just bought our camper as an investment for retirement and lost my job. Instead of panicking we embraced the situation and put everything in storage and went camping. Stayed at locale campgrounds while looking for a house to buy. Found a house to move into but stayed in camper till haloween. Got snowed on and seen below normal Temps and but still hated to move into our new home. Can't wait to retire and go full time again. Enjoy
The exhaustion is real! We have found that slowing down is so important. The exhaustion of trying to plan for a different route, where to stay, what to do, etc. takes a lot of time. Especially for those of us working while traveling. And Jen, totally agree! Driving is way more exhausting than you would think.
Great Video, I love taking the house along. My dog loves going on every trip. I have a motorized so easy set up, push one button to level. One button to put the slide out out. Can stop if get tired. Hardest is waiting for the satellite dish to get set.
This was an awesome video…so helpful! I love how real you guys are…no hype, just real and in the most positive way!! I’m looking forward to more! I’m also cheering you on in your healthy, active lifestyle. It is worth it! One more thing, what brand and where do you get the sesame sticks? We love them and are always on the lookout for them. Thanks you guys, God bless y’all!
Excellent advice, love how you are down to earth and honest. I’m planning on buying my first rv in 6 months, you both have great points to be aware of. I can’t wait to get into the rv life! I’ll be definitely getting in touch with Matt to assist with my purchase! Congratulations on your purchase!
I enjoy your videos. Most TH-cam channels that document their travels tend to be off grid or more "rugged" camping. Your travel is more in line with my trips. Really enjoy your content. Safe travels.
Hey Wil & Jen! We pick up our 32RLS you guys helped us get this Tuesday! We're so excited! We appreciate you all and the Alliance FamAlly! It was really nice meeting and chatting with you at the Tampa show! We would love for you to do s walk through your rig now that you've experienced living in it. Also, you mentioned you had an e-bike. Where is it stowed in travel? Good to watch your video today!
Good info for the first timer there. Since I am an overplanner with hotel stops, planning for the RV park would be a no brainer for me. While I would, assuming I have the money, would be a Motorhome person, the information for a towable is applicable. I would think for the first night, stay near the dealership but still put some miles on it. Then if you need something addressed ASAP, drive back. The food and bathroom is a huge plus. Not only with family members having dietary restrictions, there is something about avoiding public restrooms if you can. I like the idea of hitting a rest area/truck stop and having a food/potty break and not have to leave the rig.
First all congrats on that beautiful Alliance Avenue. I love what that company has done advancing the future of RVs. Happy you all are happy with your rv life. Can’t wait to do mine. My wife and I are getting real close and would like to make it to Hersey this year. Not to buy but to really narrow down to the type of RV we would like. Hope to keep watching all your great content. Love you guys with Matt and Andrea too. Keep on keeping on. ❤️🙏🤟
This is a great video. Great topic of learning what it’s like to full time Rv. It fires seem like a lot of work setting up camp and then packing it all up. I’m so glad you picked the Alliance for you Rv. It fits you both really well. I can’t wait til Matt gets his. But ya I like thus learning about full timing in a Rv. It sounds fun. Thank you so much for doing this video. Great job! Wil and Jen! Love what you do!
Great video !! You guys are doing a really good job on providing interesting content. Look out, almost 10,000 subscribers !! You’ll be there before you know it.
Love your channel - you guys are so real and I really appreciate that. Love your new rig - my husband and I love Alliance and hope to own one some day. We just completed our first year of RVing and we can't wait for the day we can do it full time (ish).
To me this was very helpful. Thank you Wil and Jen! Glad you are putting another video on Wednesday’s. Very helpful ones. Thank you both so much. See you both soon!
Thanks, for this!!...it helps adjust expectations!!..I'm considering trying out the lifestyle in the near future...pending health issues being resolved...but, God willing, SOON! ...I liked the honesty. Thanks, again!
Enjoyed your video. We are staying just down the road in Debary Florida. Lake Monroe county park. Water and electric for $15 per night. Dump station on sight. Very nice park, small. A few of the sights
Love you guys.have been full time for three years and you are spot on with your recommendations. However, west of the Rockies it is a lot easier to book sites last minute. Keep up the good work.
Hey WIl and Jen, nice to see you on TH-cam. Missy and I have been RVing full-time since April. I can tell you this...it is a roller coast ride of emotions. Things breaking, tight spots, crappy campgrounds...We enjoy it but the emotional roller coaster can stop at any time...don't believe all the videos show fun and exciting moments. They do happen, but man...the frustrations can kill you :-) I agree, slow down and don't move that fast. We are now staying for a month at a time now. ... Welcome to the full-time world. Stuart and Missy at 3 Dogs And An RV.
Great story guys, very honest and helpful. We have been camping local with a TT the last 2 years but now bought a FW to do longer trips with mostly full time in about 4 years. Have a Monty FW bought before prices went nuts but still waiting on my F450. Great points on life style and diet, we love the walks and adventures as we travel around.
Great job guys! Such great info. Still looking and planning here but hoping in the next year to get the new truck and start our adventures. Have fun out there and be safe!
Great video. Saw you guys at the show but you were so busy we left you alone :) Glad to hear about the healthy lifestyle choices you’re making. That will help insure happy trails for many years to come ;)
Hi Wil & Jen. It was great to see at the Tampa RV show. Jen, it was great talking with you on Thursday at the show. Good luck with the new 5th wheel. You guys are awesome. I hope you tried the Revital U smart coffee. Let me know if it worked for you. Thanks again.
Very nice topic, I truly enjoy this one because I can relate exactly what you guys are going thru about new in RVing. You guys are a breath of fresh air compared to so many RV blogs. Keep up the the good work and safe travels. It’s great talking to you Will. I’m impressed how honest you are and have a very calming voice. I can’t wait to get my second RV- Alliance from you guys. (wink wink).
You two are so cute! Thank you so very much for the Awesome advice. My father took us kids camping in the summers and made sure we saw every state and those are my best memories. My husband and I are going to start RVing in a couple of mths and I am so excited 😊
I want to add that it’s so awesome you guys are feeding your dogs a raw food diet. My long haired chihuahua is almost 13 and has only had raw meat as well as some veggies and has never been sick.
You guys are awesome! My wife and I are thinking of doing this amazing lifestyle and you guys mentioned a lot great insight 👍 thanks and love your channel!
That was a great video! We had a travel trailer for 11 years and there was always some little issue coming up. Finally had a bigger issue and ended up buying a new 5th at Christmas. Haven't camped in it yet but found some of those small kinks on our way home. You mentioned you were going to install a tire pressure system. We were thinking about doing the same thing. Which one are you going with?
A different experience for sure, I would love to full-time for a prolonged time, not forever, but maybe seasonally. In Europe, it is very difficult unfortunately. Enjoy yourselves, have fun and make memories and keep up the good work.
The mental exhaustion is why I haven't gotten an RV, yet. I'm 65 and my husband is 72 (experiencing some memory issues/doesn't drive). I love to drive and camped many times, years ago, with my parents in their motorhome and in our VW in the 80's. I loved it for all the reasons you two mentioned. I'm still thinking a Class B with twin beds and a rear bath is for us or a small C. You're so right about a house! Way too much responsibility for me, now. LOL
I am 67 and have a class b. I love how easy it is to drive, fuel costs less than the class c I had, better mpg. So many benefits. I am not as drained driving the van compared to the C. Can maneuver it so much easier. I still keep my home base, but spend more months in the van than the house. Love it.
13:40 Healthy food is a great topic. Like Wil, I am 6' 3" but at his age, I was nearly 6' 5" (I am 62 years old). At my peak, I hit 370 pounds - YIKES! After losing 130 pounds with twenty pounds to go (my goal is 100kg). Diets do not work, a change in lifestyle works. You must change what you eat forever. Good audiobooks "How not to Die" and "How not to Diet". My daughter (y'alls age) has been a vegan for 10+ years and she finally convinced me to adopt a plant-based lifestyle. Plant-based differs from Vegan in that plant-based is not religious conversion, I occasionally eat animal protein, like shrimp stir fry, pizza with cheese, and an omelet (if I get the eggs from my neighbor - I have no issue since I know the chickens are well treated). I have long since left red meat behind, particularly beef (a major contributor to climate change). You can get to your ideal weight but changing what you eat is a requirement, more and more and more exercise, etc.
Thank you for making this video. Wonderful couple too. I enjoyed all the things you two pointed out. I'm learning before I start taking my Grandchildren camping for the weekends one day soon. I will be the lady with the "Check list" right by the Sterling column.😉
Even though we are having a lot of issues with our 1 year old Class A DP -I really enjoy traveling in it way more the a Car and hotels-I just wish when cough up $300,000 you could get some reliability-It looks like we will be in and out of the repair shop in 2022 because of the issues getting parts everything can’t be fixed all at once -sigh 🤷♀️🚌🇺🇸
Wil -know you guys aren’t connected with General anymore - you connected me to General for an Aria 4000 late at the Hershey show. It was for delivery at Jax. So they usually give you a POC? I feel like I don’t have anybody to interface with and am almost ready to reach out to the Michigan home office - can you give me some advice? Thx. Rob
Really enjoyed the video. Picking ours up soon. Cannot wait to get it and maybe meet up one of these days on the road. Call me if you’re near ocala and have time. Ed & Cory
What kind of income do you guys have which allows you to spend money all the time. fuel, repair, food, camp fees. I’m sure it add up and gets expensive
lol, i have no idea where i want to be 9 hrs from now, no clue 9 days from now, 9 months from now? PFFT i NEVER know where i want to be 9 months from now, the only thing i can say about 9 months from now is i have NO idea what will be going on at that point, no idea if i will have time or money to do anything at all.
Great video with a ton of valuable advice. Happy Trails Jen @ Will!
This is such a great topic. I had been wondering how you were adjusting. Y'all are so great as a couple and I am really enjoying your channel.❤🙏Jane in SC
Great video. You want to do a newbie’s RV video. The basic items someone might want to consider purchasing. Wheel chocks, power cords, outdoor seating, sewage tools, basic toolbox. I think you are in the perfect situation to better educate first timers or the seasoned RV’r.
I so agree with you on going from a stick and bricks to an Rv the relief of so much less clutter!
Love you guys and love your channel. We're finally picking up our 1st motorhome on Saturday. I can't thank Will enough for taking the time to speak with me on the phone multiple times regarding our RV dilemma. We decided on the 26 M. I paid for an independent inspection and the dealership completed the needed repairs. Your kindness, knowledge and general concern was greatly appreciated. I wish you both great success with your channel and look forward to your next video.
Awesome 😎 Enjoy enjoy watching I enjoy watching
We found that instead of going out to eat in restaurants, if we want a quick meal, we go to grocery stores. We have found salad bars, sandwiches, soup bars, pizza, etc. we eat in our camper right in the parking lot and are able to put leftovers right in fridge!
Also, when you travel with a smaller rig, you have a better chance to get last minute reservations.
Great tips! Thank you!
I do not own an RV, but totally get the "less is best" way of life. I have purged many items and feel much lighter. Less stress. Less to move when you move, etc.
We are also in Florida for the winter, my wife and I met you at the show and got a couple of pics. We have been RVing for many years. This is our first extended stay and enjoying it very much. I will be looking for your videos. Thanks for taking the time to meet us.
Nice video! Setting expectations is everything. The rig is bouncing down the road. Stuff will break, and things will not go as planned. Have to roll with the punches! Safe travels. Thanks for sharing. Hope to see you out there someday!
Laminated checklist seems like a great idea so you don’t forget something during hookups and getting ready to leave
Congratulations Will and Jen,
We agree with so much of what you are saying. Wishing you both a great RV journey.
Great videos. Love recommendation about setting expectations.
Thanks Glad you two are enjoying. Camping gives me a stress free time.
Great video!! So glad your enjoying it. I always wondered. Love u guys!!!
Everything you guys said was spot on!! We sold our house in November 2021 and never looked back. Why did I spend so much money on clutter and junk!!! All you suggestions are true. Thanks
Should always have a checklist hitching up and breaking down camp. No matter how long you’ve been RV’ing a checklist is so important.
Movement is living! So happy for you two making healthier choices! ❤️
It was good seeing you guys today!!
Great video. I am 3 weeks into fulltime RVing, solo female. I am at an RV Park for 6 weeks because of some medical appointments. I already had to change a trailer tire, and my tank sensor lights haven't worked, and my thermostat isn't working so no gas heat during the 16 degrees we had over the weekend. I will have to drive 3 hours to the dealership to get those things addressed. I have two black labs. Walking them 4 times a day including fetch at the nearby ball fields has increased my exercise level too. As I predicted, I really don't like the RV Park style of camping. The neighbors are close and often let their dogs off leash. A small Chihuahua mix charged my dogs yesterday morning, and the owner of the little dog was nearby and rushed over to get her screaming little dog. So that raised my blood pressure pretty high, holding back two labs isn't easy, and nobody was hurt. I would say to everyone please leash your dogs. I am overall very happy and encouraged at this beginning stage. Can't wait to start boondocking next month. :) Thank you, Will and Jen! Safe travels!!!
My wife and I spent the last summer in our 5th wheel . Worked for a commercial farm and had our house finished. We had just bought our camper as an investment for retirement and lost my job. Instead of panicking we embraced the situation and put everything in storage and went camping. Stayed at locale campgrounds while looking for a house to buy. Found a house to move into but stayed in camper till haloween. Got snowed on and seen below normal Temps and but still hated to move into our new home. Can't wait to retire and go full time again. Enjoy
You folks are FANTASTIC! Thanks for sharing!
This is a great video. Really enjoyed it; y'all made some great points. Very helpful and positive content. Looking forward to more!
The exhaustion is real! We have found that slowing down is so important. The exhaustion of trying to plan for a different route, where to stay, what to do, etc. takes a lot of time. Especially for those of us working while traveling. And Jen, totally agree! Driving is way more exhausting than you would think.
Great Video, I love taking the house along. My dog loves going on every trip. I have a motorized so easy set up, push one button to level. One button to put the slide out out. Can stop if get tired. Hardest is waiting for the satellite dish to get set.
This was an awesome video…so helpful! I love how real you guys are…no hype, just real and in the most positive way!! I’m looking forward to more! I’m also cheering you on in your healthy, active lifestyle. It is worth it! One more thing, what brand and where do you get the sesame sticks? We love them and are always on the lookout for them. Thanks you guys, God bless y’all!
Thanks guys!
Excellent advice, love how you are down to earth and honest. I’m planning on buying my first rv in 6 months, you both have great points to be aware of. I can’t wait to get into the rv life! I’ll be definitely getting in touch with Matt to assist with my purchase! Congratulations on your purchase!
I enjoy your videos. Most TH-cam channels that document their travels tend to be off grid or more "rugged" camping. Your travel is more in line with my trips. Really enjoy your content. Safe travels.
Hey Wil & Jen! We pick up our 32RLS you guys helped us get this Tuesday! We're so excited! We appreciate you all and the Alliance FamAlly! It was really nice meeting and chatting with you at the Tampa show! We would love for you to do s walk through your rig now that you've experienced living in it. Also, you mentioned you had an e-bike. Where is it stowed in travel?
Good to watch your video today!
Good info for the first timer there. Since I am an overplanner with hotel stops, planning for the RV park would be a no brainer for me. While I would, assuming I have the money, would be a Motorhome person, the information for a towable is applicable. I would think for the first night, stay near the dealership but still put some miles on it. Then if you need something addressed ASAP, drive back.
The food and bathroom is a huge plus. Not only with family members having dietary restrictions, there is something about avoiding public restrooms if you can. I like the idea of hitting a rest area/truck stop and having a food/potty break and not have to leave the rig.
First all congrats on that beautiful Alliance Avenue. I love what that company has done advancing the future of RVs. Happy you all are happy with your rv life. Can’t wait to do mine. My wife and I are getting real close and would like to make it to Hersey this year. Not to buy but to really narrow down to the type of RV we would like. Hope to keep watching all your great content. Love you guys with Matt and Andrea too. Keep on keeping on. ❤️🙏🤟
Great video guys! Thanks for your candid comments about RV life.
Thanks for sharing this on a -40 extremely cold winter day. 🤓🇨🇦✌🏼
Excellent video
Very helpful video, your dogs are so cute! You brought out some really good points that I hadn't thought of.
This is a great video. Great topic of learning what it’s like to full time Rv. It fires seem like a lot of work setting up camp and then packing it all up. I’m so glad you picked the Alliance for you Rv. It fits you both really well. I can’t wait til Matt gets his. But ya I like thus learning about full timing in a Rv. It sounds fun. Thank you so much for doing this video. Great job! Wil and Jen! Love what you do!
Great video !! You guys are doing a really good job on providing interesting content. Look out, almost 10,000 subscribers !! You’ll be there before you know it.
Love your channel - you guys are so real and I really appreciate that. Love your new rig - my husband and I love Alliance and hope to own one some day. We just completed our first year of RVing and we can't wait for the day we can do it full time (ish).
To me this was very helpful. Thank you Wil and Jen! Glad you are putting another video on Wednesday’s. Very helpful ones. Thank you both so much. See you both soon!
Great video guys!
It was great seeing you both again, at the show.
Thanks, for this!!...it helps adjust expectations!!..I'm considering trying out the lifestyle in the near future...pending health issues being resolved...but, God willing, SOON! ...I liked the honesty. Thanks, again!
Enjoyed your video. We are staying just down the road in Debary Florida. Lake Monroe county park. Water and electric for $15 per night. Dump station on sight. Very nice park, small. A few of the sights
Are big rig friendly. I hope Matt is sharing his PPP Emmy we gave yall.
Love you guys.have been full time for three years and you are spot on with your recommendations. However, west of the Rockies it is a lot easier to book sites last minute. Keep up the good work.
Hey WIl and Jen, nice to see you on TH-cam. Missy and I have been RVing full-time since April. I can tell you this...it is a roller coast ride of emotions. Things breaking, tight spots, crappy campgrounds...We enjoy it but the emotional roller coaster can stop at any time...don't believe all the videos show fun and exciting moments. They do happen, but man...the frustrations can kill you :-) I agree, slow down and don't move that fast. We are now staying for a month at a time now. ... Welcome to the full-time world. Stuart and Missy at 3 Dogs And An RV.
Great story guys, very honest and helpful. We have been camping local with a TT the last 2 years but now bought a FW to do longer trips with mostly full time in about 4 years. Have a Monty FW bought before prices went nuts but still waiting on my F450. Great points on life style and diet, we love the walks and adventures as we travel around.
It is very common to have to book a year in advance in a place like Florida if you want a very nice popular spot such as camp gulf.
Great job guys! Such great info. Still looking and planning here but hoping in the next year to get the new truck and start our adventures. Have fun out there and be safe!
Thanks for all the great info! Love your channel!
Great video. Saw you guys at the show but you were so busy we left you alone :) Glad to hear about the healthy lifestyle choices you’re making. That will help insure happy trails for many years to come ;)
Hi Wil & Jen. It was great to see at the Tampa RV show. Jen, it was great talking with you on Thursday at the show. Good luck with the new 5th wheel. You guys are awesome. I hope you tried the Revital U smart coffee. Let me know if it worked for you. Thanks again.
Love hearing about the eating healthy. I hope you keep it up. Love you guys and worry about the eating at restaurants. It will catch up to you quick
Very nice topic, I truly enjoy this one because I can relate exactly what you guys are going thru about new in RVing. You guys are a breath of fresh air compared to so many RV blogs. Keep up the the good work and safe travels. It’s great talking to you Will. I’m impressed how honest you are and have a very calming voice. I can’t wait to get my second RV- Alliance from you guys. (wink wink).
Great video! I love your honesty
Several youtubers I watch use a checklist to ensure pre-trip shutdown and safety. You can build a list in Notes on your phone for repetitive use.
Wait... Wait. Where did the second dog come from?
You two are so cute! Thank you so very much for the Awesome advice. My father took us kids camping in the summers and made sure we saw every state and those are my best memories. My husband and I are going to start RVing in a couple of mths and I am so excited 😊
I want to add that it’s so awesome you guys are feeding your dogs a raw food diet. My long haired chihuahua is almost 13 and has only had raw meat as well as some veggies and has never been sick.
You guys are awesome! My wife and I are thinking of doing this amazing lifestyle and you guys mentioned a lot great insight 👍 thanks and love your channel!
Beat explanation is RV’g is a “ CHOREcation”. But we still ❤️it
Loved seeing the dogs. 🐕 How much did you camp before getting the 5th wheel and what did you camp in before?
That was a great video! We had a travel trailer for 11 years and there was always some little issue coming up. Finally had a bigger issue and ended up buying a new 5th at Christmas. Haven't camped in it yet but found some of those small kinks on our way home. You mentioned you were going to install a tire pressure system. We were thinking about doing the same thing. Which one are you going with?
A different experience for sure, I would love to full-time for a prolonged time, not forever, but maybe seasonally. In Europe, it is very difficult unfortunately. Enjoy yourselves, have fun and make memories and keep up the good work.
The mental exhaustion is why I haven't gotten an RV, yet. I'm 65 and my husband is 72 (experiencing some memory issues/doesn't drive). I love to drive and camped many times, years ago, with my parents in their motorhome and in our VW in the 80's. I loved it for all the reasons you two mentioned. I'm still thinking a Class B with twin beds and a rear bath is for us or a small C. You're so right about a house! Way too much responsibility for me, now. LOL
I am 67 and have a class b. I love how easy it is to drive, fuel costs less than the class c I had, better mpg. So many benefits. I am not as drained driving the van compared to the C. Can maneuver it so much easier. I still keep my home base, but spend more months in the van than the house. Love it.
@Life Is Short-Make It Sweet good to know! We had a VW camper years ago and a conversion van so a Class B is probably our best route.
Have two list one to set up one to close up and close off
13:40 Healthy food is a great topic. Like Wil, I am 6' 3" but at his age, I was nearly 6' 5" (I am 62 years old). At my peak, I hit 370 pounds - YIKES! After losing 130 pounds with twenty pounds to go (my goal is 100kg). Diets do not work, a change in lifestyle works. You must change what you eat forever. Good audiobooks "How not to Die" and "How not to Diet". My daughter (y'alls age) has been a vegan for 10+ years and she finally convinced me to adopt a plant-based lifestyle. Plant-based differs from Vegan in that plant-based is not religious conversion, I occasionally eat animal protein, like shrimp stir fry, pizza with cheese, and an omelet (if I get the eggs from my neighbor - I have no issue since I know the chickens are well treated). I have long since left red meat behind, particularly beef (a major contributor to climate change). You can get to your ideal weight but changing what you eat is a requirement, more and more and more exercise, etc.
Awwww! Sweet dogs!
They are babies 🥰
YES! We have dogs, so RVing is way better than doing the whole hotel thing.
Great info. Looking to upgrade to a 5th soon. Can you help? Near Leo’s
Thank you for making this video. Wonderful couple too. I enjoyed all the things you two pointed out. I'm learning before I start taking my Grandchildren camping for the weekends one day soon. I will be the lady with the "Check list" right by the Sterling column.😉
Even though we are having a lot of issues with our 1 year old Class A DP -I really enjoy traveling in it way more the a Car and hotels-I just wish when cough up $300,000 you could get some reliability-It looks like we will be in and out of the repair shop in 2022 because of the issues getting parts everything can’t be fixed all at once -sigh 🤷♀️🚌🇺🇸
I didn't know you were full timing. So you don't have your house in Maryland anymore? Or you just doing part time RVing?
Wil -know you guys aren’t connected with General anymore - you connected me to General for an Aria 4000 late at the Hershey show. It was for delivery at Jax. So they usually give you a POC? I feel like I don’t have anybody to interface with and am almost ready to reach out to the Michigan home office - can you give me some advice? Thx. Rob
Could you have been able to pick it up at the factory yourself, instead of someone else doing it? Does the manufacturer allow that?
I never knew you had two dogs, I had only seen the golden before. Is they other one a new member of the family?
Can I ask did you sell or rent your home out to travel
Really enjoyed the video. Picking ours up soon. Cannot wait to get it and maybe meet up one of these days on the road. Call me if you’re near ocala and have time.
Ed & Cory
Were you snacking on Buccee's Beaver nuggets?
Are you guys living at Cabana Club/Margaritaville?
How long does it take for you to do all the prep to move and set-up at a new location?
Keep in mind it's not IF it will break it's WHEN will it break. A rolling RV is like living in a house during a earthquake.
What kind of income do you guys have which allows you to spend money all the time. fuel, repair, food, camp fees. I’m sure it add up and gets expensive
lol, i have no idea where i want to be 9 hrs from now, no clue 9 days from now, 9 months from now? PFFT i NEVER know where i want to be 9 months from now, the only thing i can say about 9 months from now is i have NO idea what will be going on at that point, no idea if i will have time or money to do anything at all.
😁😁👍👍👍👍👍
More and More RV Parks are providing dog areas.
Good content but Will please don't keep saying RIGHT. LOL Good job guys.
find an rv destination park and just put it down for months
RV - Ruins Vacation