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Hi Tom,
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Tom
9/9/2019 05:50:15 pm
I think I will always default to comfort. Since I've traveled in supreme comfort, which is what I would call the Arctic Fox. And I've traveled in excruciating misery, which is what I would call traveling on a motorcycle and sleeping in a tent. I can't help but notice that my comfort requirements have increased proportionate to my age.
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I'm really glad to hear that you still like the Arctic Fox. Even though i'm not full-timing yet, I've spent a lot of time out at the RV this summer, either working on it or just relaxing, and my initial impressions is that it will be perfect for my needs (at least for the next few years). The 27-5L is one of the shortest fifth wheels at the storage facility, but I think it hits that perfect spot of being not too big or too little (at least for a solo traveler).
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tom
9/10/2019 11:45:54 am
I'm glad to hear you've drawn a line in the sand about when you're retiring, my "line" would've been two black marks in the road where I burned rubber leaving work. But I guess you're doing it the right way.
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You have the right idea - I think I stayed about 6 months too long. The good thing is that up until now, I've been questioning when the right time is and if I feel that I would be making a mistake by retiring. Sometimes on things, it's hard to find the right point until you've gone past that point. For example, you might not have appreciated the Bronco until you did a little tent camping again; you had to push the boundary to find the proper comfort level. It's been kind of same with retirement - I've had to go a little too far to realize that I probably went too far.
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Tom
9/11/2019 10:59:46 am
When I first started full-timing I planned on making instructive videos of the various projects that I did to the Arctic Fox, starting with the installation of the solar system, but found out that wasn't going to work for me.
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