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Larry Worsham
11/6/2019 06:20:28 am
You are right on concerning the safety evaluation. Situational awareness is the key. It is no fun to be uncomfortable in a situation so why put yourself there. Safe travels.....................
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Tom
11/6/2019 07:18:11 am
Thank you Larry. Yeah situational awareness is the key, and some people have a better feel for it than others. I think living in South Florida for as long as I did gave me a pretty good sense of what's going on around me, and the ability to read the clues that usually accompany areas you should stay out of, bars on the windows of businesses is a good example.
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Larry Worsham
11/7/2019 07:02:12 am
I have RV'd all over the west often boondocking in remote area's. Knock on wood.....I have never had a problem. I've had extended trips of 4-5 months. I am a retired LEO and my awareness level is pretty high most of the time. Not paranoid but when I feel the hairs on my neck stand up I may move on or take precautions, I travel with two large dogs. I have a couple of interesting stories but no negative situations. I personally don't like to stay in rest area's or Walmarts but that is a personal preference. Where are ya headed to next?
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Tom
11/7/2019 08:23:29 am
I don't mind boondocking off by myself either, my main concern is how far is it to the nearest grocery shopping, and how bad are the roads that I have to go back and forth on. I don't get so far away from civilization that its tough on my equipment to get in and out of. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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