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<p>&nbsp;I like where I live.&nbsp; Sorry your place was a piece of crap, Bryce, mine isn't.&nbsp; And I enjoy my memories, Stargazer, but I'm not living in the past.<br><br>I'm convinced now.&nbsp; I'm not walking away, I'm not starting a new life.&nbsp; I guess I never fully appreciated the...

It could happen to my trailer court someday, maybe soon, where the word comes "everybody out" because we are on a nice little river with a huge apartment complex next door with boat slips and expensive homes on the other side of the river.&nbsp; The big bucks would be too much to resist.&nbsp...

The 15" tire option is at the bottom of this page: http://www.spacetrailers.com/space-trailer-products.php#.UdoEKG28_V4 "All SPACE Trailers include: 13" tires for highway cruising (or an optional 15" tire) 7 ft. bed, 49" tailgate opening and 65 cubic ft. of enclosed storage Weighs...

As far as long distance goes, the trailer does come with optional 15" tires.

"Cool trailer. You could probably pull that behind a Prius." Exactly, which is exactly what vantexan intended to do in a thread on the "Introduce Yourself" forum: "Hi everyone, Glad to have found this forum! I guess there really is a forum for about anything on the 'net. I'm a member of Yahoo...

Sorry you don't see the attraction, bee. That's your prerogative, but I like to think outside of the box and see other possibilities. I'm sure there would be some things you would see as great that I would view as ordinary. Somebody might see a plain white van and think it is ordinary when in...

http://www.spacetrailers.com/space-trailer-features.php "THE Swiss Army Knife of trailers is here It’s a lightweight enclosed sport trailer for adventurous weekends, a durable utility trailer for trips to the lumberyard and a luggage hauler when the in-laws come in town. SPACE™...

As the original poster, I must say I don't listen to the radio for music but primarily for news and information. I enjoy listening to intelligent talk shows and call-in shows where callers ask intelligent and thoughtful questions, just good radio programs on interesting topics. I don't enjoy...

"Maybe this: http://www.amazon.com/Kaito-Voyager-KA600-Digital-Emergency/dp/B0051QJJ1E/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1373076345&sr=8-9&keywords=shortwave+radio" This does look like a great radio and its first review is one of the most thorough and complete reviews I have ever read on Amazon.

Well, an iPod wouldn't be of much use to me since I really don't listen to music much.&nbsp; I prefer information radio, not just politics, but all kinds of information.&nbsp; I also enjoy listening to books being read on the radio and Wisconsin Public Radio has a great program called Chapter a...

Take a chill-pill OneManWolfPack.&nbsp; I never said I'm the only one (check that reading comprehension), neither am I living off of unemployment or welfare (not that there's anything wrong with that or for those who consider Social Security to be "welfare").&nbsp; Certainly situations do...

There certainly is no one right way to do things or one right way to live.&nbsp; But for those of us who are reaching the end of our working days and looking forward to surviving on what may be a small Social Security check and who have worked hard in recent years to get completely out of debt...

Hands down the major disadvantage of buying a newer or new van, and a deal-breaker for many of us, is its cost, $$$$$$$$, going into debt.&nbsp; There are those of us who have worked hard in what may be modest or even poor paying jobs to get out of debt.&nbsp; Why on earth would we want throw...

Well coultergeist, I know that I will leave my home one way or another someday, by choice or by chance, for better or worse.&nbsp; I know I could do it, but it wouldn't be easy.&nbsp; I think that the last time I closed my door to never return that I would just sit on the front steps and have a...

A cloaking device would seem to be a great idea until people start running into you because they can't see you.&nbsp; The law of unintended consequences comes back to bite you in the keister.&nbsp; It just goes to show, it's always something.<img src="/images/boards/smilies/biggrin.gif"...

I've heard it said that what makes each of us unique individuals are our collective memories and experiences.&nbsp; Where I live just happens to be alive with the memories and experiences that have happened to me here.&nbsp; We read here so often of the various vehicles that people obtain for...

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I'm getting the glitch here again of text being strung down the page a couple of characters wide.&nbsp; I hope it's just me.&nbsp; What I'm seeing is from my #3 post in this thread.<br><br>Ziggy Moon, I've participated in online forums for many years and I've found people most often view the top...

You are welcome. It's an aspect of fulltiming that I don't really see addressed.The leaving of where you live, perhaps for a long time, is missing the human element and often seems to be treated casually.

I don't believe it is so much being worried about stealth as it would be being observant about it and learning how to do it better for when it may matter.&nbsp; Before any of us knew anything about stealth camping it's likely we saw people doing it without noticing it much or even really caring...