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Life on Wheels: Parting Out of North America Until the End

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A Family Sitting Around A Campfire Outside Their RV Life On 2 Wheels (Life On 2 Wheels Part 3 Out Of 3 North America Until The End)

In the summer of 2022, our family of four made the life-changing decision to sell our belongings, buy an RV, and hit the road full-time. We had been dreaming of this lifestyle for years, and we were finally ready to take the plunge. We sold our house, our cars, and most of our possessions, and we packed up our lives into a 30-foot RV. And just like that, we were on our way.

We spent the next few months traveling around the United States and Canada, visiting national parks, exploring small towns, and making memories that will last a lifetime. We loved the freedom and flexibility of RV life, and we quickly settled into a routine. We would drive for a few hours each day, and then we would park the RV at a campground or Walmart parking lot. We would spend our days hiking, biking, kayaking, and exploring the surrounding area. And at night, we would cook dinner together and sit around the campfire, sharing stories and laughing until our sides hurt.

Life on 2 wheels (Life on 2 wheels Part 3 out of 3, North America until the end)

by Bob McCullough

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But as the summer came to an end, we realized that we weren't ready to go back to our old lives. We had fallen in love with the nomadic lifestyle, and we couldn't imagine living any other way. So we made the decision to continue traveling full-time, and we began planning our next adventure.

We decided to head south for the winter, and we spent the next few months exploring Mexico and Central America. We visited ancient Mayan ruins, swam in crystal-clear cenotes, and hiked through lush rainforests. We met amazing people from all over the world, and we learned so much about different cultures and ways of life.

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In the spring, we crossed the border into South America, and we spent the next few months exploring the continent's stunning landscapes. We drove through the Andes Mountains, visited the Amazon rainforest, and hiked to the top of Machu Picchu. We were blown away by the beauty and diversity of South America, and we knew that we had made the right decision to continue traveling.

We have now been on the road for over two years, and we have no plans to stop. We have visited over 30 countries, and we have made memories that will last a lifetime. We have learned so much about ourselves, about the world, and about what it means to live a truly fulfilling life.

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The Challenges of RV Life

Of course, RV life is not without its challenges. One of the biggest challenges is finding affordable housing. RV parks can be expensive, and it can be difficult to find a place to park for free. We have learned to be creative in finding places to stay, and we have often relied on the kindness of strangers. We have also learned to be flexible with our plans, and we are always willing to change our route if we need to find a place to stay.

Another challenge of RV life is dealing with vehicle maintenance. RVs are complex machines, and they require regular maintenance. We have had to learn how to do many of the repairs ourselves, and we have also had to rely on the help of mechanics. Vehicle maintenance can be expensive, and it can be difficult to find qualified mechanics in remote areas.

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Finally, RV life can be isolating. We are often on the road by ourselves, and we don't have the same social support system that we had when we lived in a house. We have learned to reach out to other RV families, and we have made friends from all over the world. We also stay connected with our family and friends back home through social media and video chat.

The Rewards of RV Life

Despite the challenges, RV life is an incredibly rewarding experience. We have seen so much of the world, and we have met amazing people from all walks of life. We have learned so much about ourselves and about what is important to us. And we have made memories that will last a lifetime.

One of the biggest rewards of RV life is the freedom and flexibility it offers. We are not tied down to a specific location, and we can travel wherever we want, whenever we want. We can also change our plans at a moment's notice, and we are always open to new adventures.

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Another reward of RV life is the opportunity to spend quality time with our family. We are all together 24/7, and we have learned to appreciate each other's company. We have also learned to work together as a team, and we have grown closer as a family.

Finally, RV life is an incredibly educational experience. We have learned so much about the world, about history, and about different cultures. We have also learned a lot about ourselves and about what we are capable of. RV life has been a life-changing experience for our family, and we would not trade it for anything.

Tips for RV Life

If you are considering RV life, here are a few tips:

Do your research. Before you buy an RV, take some time to learn about the different types of RVs available and what features are important to you. You should also research RV parks and campgrounds, and get a sense of the costs involved.
Start small. If you are new to RV life, start by taking short trips close to home. This will give you a chance to learn the basics of RVing without having to travel too far.
Be flexible. Things don't always go according to plan when you are RVing. Be prepared to change your plans at a moment's notice, and don't be afraid to ask for help.
Make friends. RVing can be a lonely experience at times. Make an effort to meet other RV families and make friends. You will be glad to have a support system when you need it.
Have fun! RV life is an amazing experience. Enjoy the freedom and flexibility it offers, and make memories that will last a lifetime.

We hope that our story has inspired you to consider RV life. It is an incredible experience that can change your life in amazing ways. If you are ready for an adventure, we encourage you to give it a try.

RV life is not for everyone. It can be challenging, expensive, and isolating at times. But it is also an incredibly rewarding experience. If you are looking for a life of freedom, adventure, and learning, then RV life may be right for you.

Life on 2 wheels (Life on 2 wheels Part 3 out of 3, North America until the end)

by Bob McCullough

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