I don't want to be a discouraging voice here, but I do want to encourage you to think long and hard (I'm sure you already have, and that's a good thing) before taking your kids on the road against their will. I tried to get my son to join me on this journey when he was 13, then when he was 16, and I still try, even now that he's in his 30s and a successful scientist. He's just not interested. Not his idea of a good time, even through he's an avid outdoorsman. He thinks I'm totally nuts for not wanting a stix-n-brix. Even when I was working, I rarely lived in a dwelling that was "real" enough for him. He has a need for stability that my lifestyle has never provided him. So my point is, consider carefully the wishes of your kids. Mine has totally bailed on me and now only associates with his father's side, which to me are a very bourgeois bunch, only interested in food and material things that don't interest me at all. As many times as I have tried to get my son to try my lifestyle, that's how many times he has rejected it, and in the end, he's rejected me. My only regret is not my lifestyle, but the fact that my son is not interested in it. So be careful before you try to force homeschooling and the mobile lifestyle on your kids. Some people are just not into it. Especially if your kids are doing well socially. High schoolers are just so into their groups! They tend to crash and burn if they are taken out of their comfortable places.
Sorry for the dissertation....it's kind of a sensitive area for me.
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