USExplorer
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It can be challenging, but the challenges will force you to look at alternatives you would never have thought of otherwise.
You will have to choose whether to continue to live in your camper, or to seek stationary housing. Look for employee-provided housing, impromptu house-sitting positions, and other work-stay opportunities. As my camper is a very primitively equipped SUV, I will seek stationary housing for stays longer than a week, give or take. I keep most of my belongings in my camper, even when I'm staying in stationary housing.
I'm 21, and I have been traveling for 15.25 months. My stays:
North Carolina - 1.5 months, then 3 months, then 2 weeks
Florida - 3 days, then 3 weeks
Alabama - 1 month
Michigan - 1 week
Ohio - 2 weeks
New Hampshire - 5.5 months
I always live out of my truck, but I only sleep around it when traveling.
You will have to choose whether to continue to live in your camper, or to seek stationary housing. Look for employee-provided housing, impromptu house-sitting positions, and other work-stay opportunities. As my camper is a very primitively equipped SUV, I will seek stationary housing for stays longer than a week, give or take. I keep most of my belongings in my camper, even when I'm staying in stationary housing.
I'm 21, and I have been traveling for 15.25 months. My stays:
North Carolina - 1.5 months, then 3 months, then 2 weeks
Florida - 3 days, then 3 weeks
Alabama - 1 month
Michigan - 1 week
Ohio - 2 weeks
New Hampshire - 5.5 months
I always live out of my truck, but I only sleep around it when traveling.
