With your new Sony camera you can already take good photos….you just need to get it home.

The Woods Campground has been fun. Weather has been crappy, but man what a great time to just rest and relax.

See you tomorrow or Monday sometime.

Bill

Happy 4th to you, see you when you get back.

All the best

I am not a fulltimer so I can only give you some limited advice, but will sure do what I can.

As for an internet connection. I have both a Moto-Sat, Satellite connection and Verizon Wireless. Moto-Sat is good, but VERY expensive. Satellite connections are only as good a clear shot to the SW sky, so any thick cloud cover or trees can prevent connection.

Verizon, I find, I use much more. Cost is MUCH less, speeds are better and except for the unusual locations where the Verizon signal is not strong, I always get good reception.

I would recommend Verizon.

As for employment, check out: http://www.workersonwheels.com/working.html

Many campgrounds hire fulltimers to work at the Campgrounds during their season. Since you will be on wheels, you can travel where the seasons are.

As for types of RV, gee, there are so many to choose from, it all depends on how much you are willing to spend and the luxuries your want. You may prefer, like me, a Class A motorhome, where others may prefer a 5th wheel set up. The one thing I know for sure is DO NOT BUY A NEW ONE. The IMMEDIATE decrease in value is astounding and nearly ALL new units come with tons of bugs that need to be corrected.

Your best bet is to try to fine an RV that is one or two years. The major portion of the depreciation has already happened and most of the bugs have been worked out.

There are MANY, MANY good used units available for sale. I would try to buy from a private seller who either can’t afford the RV he has, or just plain did not like RV’ing. Always have an RV mechanic go over the until before purchasing.

Hope this helps and much good look to you.

Bill