When we put the house on the market in six weeks or so, our plan is to vacate the place and live in Bullwinkle. With two cats and a couple of people involved in the whole process, it just seems easier this way.
We've been scouting for a place to park the moose, the cats and ourselves for awhile that isn't too far away from work. We've read about fulltimers who have found a great campground just a few miles from their office, but for us that is definitely not the case. Living in a very urban area, where real estate is precious and expensive, we have to go many miles before we find a suitable spot to live in our RV.
Yesterday, we ventured to the suburbs and checked out the RV Park at the Alameda County Fairgrounds. It's an hour away from work by train, but it'll definitely work. Very friendly folks, plenty of room and great surroundings. We're ready to call it our home away from home while the stick house is on the market.
How soon can we move in?
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We are going to have to deal with a similar situation. We will be thinking of you guys. Good luck
Randy and Pam
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