Oh yeah - the story of my life has had many chapters. I'm much more than just a pretty face. LOL!
Traveling in an RV is not a lot different from a career spent aboard Navy ships - living in small spaces, taking care of things as they occurred, to keep things fully operational, setting a course for a certain destination, then enjoying the ride to get there. It wasn't all that different from what I'd done all those years, it was just much more dry. LOL!
A former partner and I sold our home and business in Washington state's San Juan Islands, refurbished and fully outfitted a classic 34-foot Barth (brand) motorhome, and hit the road from the Pacific Northwest, towing my Jeep Wrangler with a canoe on the roof and bicycles hanging off the back. We spent thirteen months traveling all over eleven western states, experiencing the sort of things at a level one can only see and appreciate from time spent on the ground. One example: We spent three weeks camped at an RV Park on Hebgen Lake, near West Yellowstone, Montana, so we could explore Yellowstone National Park more deeply than it can be casually seen in just a few days. We took the Jeep and traveled into the Park five or six days a week for the entire three weeks, hiking around, and enjoying the overall experience. it was excellent.
It was a remarkable trip, filled with many memories. At the end of the trip we returned to the PNW, sold things, and went on to new and different experiences. It absolutely checked off a lot of bucket list items.
Dave