2021 Coachmen Freelander. 22XG I was nervous about an extra large RV and the one chosen fits our space in the front driveway round about and for the size nice interior with a Chevy chassis. I wanted to try RV life before retirement to learn and the size you all have is a dream. Continue to live your dreams and thank you for sharing your experiences. Plan to do the same working full time was in school just trying to balance things. Funny but not so funny story ran out of propane during the middle of the night. Have the RV plugged into the house and learning how it works. Purchased an auxiliary propane and considering having RV propane serviced to the house. Many new experiences that we enjoy taking things one day at a time. I still have to watch you guys and how you started out RVing and with the gas prices how you guys plan on mitigating. We purchased electric bikes for transporting. Long day take care and thank you for your channel👍🏾💕💕💕👍🏾😊
@@tanyaparker-callsign.kk7ic238 nice rv….. We decided that if we bought a RV we would get one we would keep for retirement. However, at some point after retirement we may trade for a diesel. It is big but I did drive it once on the back roads 😂. It’s not that bad and it doesn’t feel like you have all of that behind you. My biggest thing was making sure I kept it between the lines. 🥺. Well I’m glad you all were able to get one to experience it. I think we learn something new every time we go out and if something happens that is beyond your control, that you just roll with it and not get mad or upset about it. Safe travels and hope to see you out there
Thanks for sharing Lisa!
Thank you!!!
Thank you so much for sharing new subscriber here and RV owners as of January 2022.👍🏾💕💕💕👍🏾
Awesome. What kind of RV did you get?
2021 Coachmen Freelander. 22XG I was nervous about an extra large RV and the one chosen fits our space in the front driveway round about and for the size nice interior with a Chevy chassis.
I wanted to try RV life before retirement to learn and the size you all have is a dream.
Continue to live your dreams and thank you for sharing your experiences. Plan to do the same working full time was in school just trying to balance things.
Funny but not so funny story ran out of propane during the middle of the night. Have the RV plugged into the house and learning how it works.
Purchased an auxiliary propane and considering having RV propane serviced to the house. Many new experiences that we enjoy taking things one day at a time.
I still have to watch you guys and how you started out RVing and with the gas prices how you guys plan on mitigating. We purchased electric bikes for transporting.
Long day take care and thank you for your channel👍🏾💕💕💕👍🏾😊
@@tanyaparker-callsign.kk7ic238 nice rv….. We decided that if we bought a RV we would get one we would keep for retirement. However, at some point after retirement we may trade for a diesel. It is big but I did drive it once on the back roads 😂. It’s not that bad and it doesn’t feel like you have all of that behind you. My biggest thing was making sure I kept it between the lines. 🥺. Well I’m glad you all were able to get one to experience it. I think we learn something new every time we go out and if something happens that is beyond your control, that you just roll with it and not get mad or upset about it.
Safe travels and hope to see you out there
New subs here!
Well, we have the generator now the "easy" part, the RV 😁😂