The Kadizzles have lived the RV life for about twenty years. Every winter we have headed south. Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, The Baja, Mexico, California, Nevada, and a few others. When you live this life you meet people, and then you meet them again. If you are reading Ed, you were one of our first good traveling friends. Ed is a retired pilot and in the early days we met up with Ed in various places. Since then we have met and re-met so many good people. People that move around are more fun, more interesting, and just plain good people. Must also mention some of the nice bums we have met.
Last night Deb, and Al stayed with us. Years ago we met them near Sedona. We have been good friends ever since and Winky took a 250 mile hike with Deb. A lot of our friends are Canadian. There is something special about Canadians, cannot get it in writing, but they seem to have figured life out better than Americans. They laugh at us and our stupid health care, they roll their eyes with our Trumpsters.
One of the nicest things about RV friends all over the place is you know you can call on someone for a place to stay or in an emergency.
People are relaxed when they travel, they have time, and a different attitude.
Things have changed though. Too many of the Indian sites have been overrun with people. Dry camping is getting more difficult. Prices have increased. It seems a lot of the huge RVs driven by the big buck people have evaporated. Ebikes are sprouting.
One sad thing is the lack of younger people. Our economic enslavement makes it hard for young people to enjoy life. We should have mandatory five week vacations for everyone. The Europeans also seem scarce, not sure why. Maybe they don't like our random shootings.
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