So super!! Loved this video! Greg is an interesting guy and I hope he has fun on his journey! We just bought a Rockwood 2012 ALine trailer. Hope to take her on her maiden voyage next week.
I like your STYLE!! I'm 59, single, looking for an a-framer here in Nebraska this weekend. Not real close to any family, so for me, until my spine finally gives out, I'm gonna take things as they come to me! All the best to you and your life memories to come!
My husband passed, we had one just like it. I sold the house in PA. then lived in it for the next 5 years. . It is great but hard to be warm or cold enough.
Thank you for this. Getting one in the spring. Going to be perfect for my small family . Very informational and a great story .. keep up the good work.
I enjoy your interviews very much -- you are meeting some very interesting people! Good for you getting out there and getting their thoughts and advice on video, great work!
Great advice and awesome video!! I enjoy advice from people already on the road. Most important meet your goals while you still have money and health to travel.
Looks like perfect living accommodations for a single person! I'm now looking at these instead of teardrop trailers due to the higher roof. I'm 6'3" so I think I probably could almost stand all the way up in there!
Greg is cool. I keep trying to remind myself that time is of the essence, and that I shouldn't wait for everything to be perfect before I get out there and travel, but I just seem to fall right back into the rat race on Monday morning. Oh well. By the way, you are a really good interviewer. You do a great job with these episodes. 😃
Follow The Hearts I had a huge Class A RV and during a cold winter I could not live in it. I ran out of propane tank in one week, just using it for heat alone and not when I was out during the day. Back then that was $40, but it's probably a lot more than that now. I gave it up in areas like Colorado, or Virginia, it was impossible to stay warm. California would be fine, but any cold areas like the mountains or Northern, Cali would need a wood stove.
That was really cool. I really enjoyed seeing the inside and hearing his explanations. He was a nice guy. Super mellow greyhound, lol. Great interview.
what a great cool guy! i would totally take his advice about looking for adventure and no wait for a better time. Currently i am shopping for that hard cover camper. Hope you enjoyed your trip!
Living full time. .. Boon docking .. Full time in my 1995 20 foot class c ford econoline e350 .. I NEEDED to fix the on board onan generator for my microwave / air cond. (rarely used cuz I live in denver with low humidity and I have a great fantastic vent to move air through) as well as install 2 - 100 watt solar panels to power led lights, tv, furnace/cooking fans, fantastic vent, and h20 pump. I needed the shower and toilet as well .. I don't mind the maintenance .. It's my house ... On wheels :)
This is great. He still has his house, a home where he stays half the year. So he isn't really a full-timer, he's a part-timer, a vacationer. And for those who wonder about the toilet and the bath, they make these with either just a cassette toilet which is very convenient or with a wet bath which includes a toilet in the shower. It's just the model he has does not have either. Check out the Forest River Rockwood A214HW And I love the dog!!
very nice interview.....well done and nice to hear him talking not like some people i have watched who like there own voice ( your voice is fine by the way ) cheers from uk
My dad was going to RV after he retired at age 54 . Then he took a Gold Mine job to make more money because he was going to live to 100.He bought an RV and stared at it when he was not in the Hospital.......Folks he died and left me this message....SOMEDAY DOES NOT EXIST. My wife and I will RV at retirement at 60 and their will not be jobs for more money.
I used to ask my dad when would we go to Disneyland. He would say "Someday" always. I told him years later someday never comes. I took my kids to Disneyland the same time when they were just tall enough to ride the rides. Been there a couple times. Someday's be repeated.
We had 2 Rescue Greyhounds. They are amazing dogs . They loved riding in our van. LOL.. Yours is one layed back pup! Haahaaa They are such sweet dogs. I called mine: Noses on Toeses and Lungs on Legs. 🐕🐕
wish I could remember where,but I saw a new toilet on a utube video that swiveled and no emptying with the long black plastic tubes!.Maybe you could tell him,somehow.It seemed easier. It did clean itself.really cool.
Yep. Time and tide wait for no man. And time is running out. Great to get this man's viewpoints. His style is quite different from Slim Potatohead. Hope Greg could successfully get his genealogy search done .
Hi, I have an Aliner A frame camper and my only thing is the lack of hanging space. I like the device he was using for for hanging. I sure would like to know where he acquired it.... Sure looks like he's having a great time, and I like his attitude!
Hi Greg I like your video What is the it Make sense All of us are not getting any younger you might as well get out and see the world before we all get Old
Yes, No leaks and it has been monsoon rain. It is less likely to leak than a traditional RV for two reasons. 1 the roof is sloped so rain runs off faster and does not build up causing rot. 2 in the winter we store ours inside a garage because it is able to fold up. If we need to do a repair it is very easy to as the roof is only 5ft off the ground when folded up. I did undercoat the bottom of it with flex seal because the wood is exposed. No issues yet.
time is of the essence....get out and take this email awesome trips now while you are young (or young-ish) and healthy....before it's too late. great video. I've been to 12 countries and 13 US states and I want to add more to the list before I leave this world.
Is it worth not working to live in something that small? It seems okay for camping, but would be tough in hot or cold weather. Just no space for hobbies, etc.
Chech the cover. It is waterproof and lets the water go off to the side. Do you really think the builders did not deal with that - or are you a curmudgeonly troll, malfeasaeancy person? Get serious about ht]]this concern
Interesting fellow. I could relate to much of what he said AND his situation. I am also alone except I have two dogs...a Scotty/Yorkie and a Weimaraner. I have a 24 Foot Class C and I like everything but the bed. In the future I will go for a bed I can walk around. I like to throw my legs off the side of the bed and sit. Mine is in a corner with the Shower and Toilet on the other side of the wall so I have to scoot out of it.
You'll probably never read this, but I think you have a distorted definition of "commie." Let me guess, you live in a state where the politicians don't care about your welfare and anyone over the age of 5 should carry an AR-15.
