Re: [A/S] 1965 airstream

[Blair <hitek_airstream@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On the other hand if Big is what you want go for it.  :>)

I've been full timing solo in a 34' 1991 Limited and haven't found any 
campground limitations.

If your careful you can go anywhere with a 35'. Just plan ahead and go 
slower than normal.

I've managed to pull all over the East Coast, thru Philly, Trenton, Boston 
and had no problems as long as I was careful.  I travel a lot of small 
towns and narrow back roads with and without traffic, no problem.

If you are not good at backing, either ask for a pull thru site or go to 
the local super center and practise backing until you've got it. You have 
an advantage as there are two of you.  As a single I have to get in and out 
a lot to back into a tight area.  Good exercise! LOL

Each person has their own perception of what's easy and what's hard.

Take me, for the last 60 years I thought cooking was hard.  The last two 
weeks I've learned that my fears (lack of knowledge and experience) were 
the only thing holding me back. I don't eat out much anymore.  Cheaper and 
healthier.  We learn so much so late.

You only go around once. Have all the fun you can.  "Because Time Fly's"

Patti is very right when she said you need a good tow vehicle.  Her 
surburan will do just nice so will Hunter's F-250, or my
Excursion.  You need a long wheel base and a big vehicle for safety.