Tour of Solo Woman Living in a Class C RV 

CoolCat Carolena So True! 🐙

Hi CoolCat. I hope to share a smile with you on the RTR. If not, let us meet somewhere in the US an have fun :-) Maxine

Bob Wells Maxine and Bob, If my doctor gives me the OK I will be there!!

Debrajoy yes, DJ, sending a big hug!!!

MaxiDane on Wheels Thanks Maxine! I hope so as well!

always there ?

Yeah, always there.....everytime I see her she has a smile! To bad more don't.

would be awesome to get an update on this build

Would love to see an update of her rig.

Great lady.

I don’t have the courage to leave my country

Hi Karyn. You can. Follow me on my Facebook page: MaxiDane on Wheels and tell me about your own journey :-)

karyn Cozier U go Girl! U can do It! 🐙

God bless Karyn.

"MaxiDane on Wheels" Love it!!!!

Wow honey...good luck!

LoneHornToad Yes, Yes, We van dwellers Love renovations!! 🐙

Awesome, can't wait!!

LoneHornToad your icon cracked me up!

LoneHornToad iiiih. I

Hi Sue. I am sorry to hear that you are unable to join us in our travel for reel, but I love that you are with us on the internet. Thanks for following us and please comment on our ways :-) If you want to see more of my travel, please join my Facebook Page: MaxiDane on Wheels

Hi Sue, I take care of my son who has Cerebral Palsy. We couldn't live this lifestyle either. Not a choice.

Jules Anna

I completely agree, when you spend time with people from another country, you get a different perspective of how great ours is!

Ditto!

Right, attitude is everything and she has an amazing one!

Thanks, Bob! I had hoped she had already figured out something more long term. In Arizona I met a guy from the Netherlands who was travelling on a 10-year-visa. As long as you can proof that you don't want/need to work in the U.S. and don't need any benefits from the U.S. it should be a bit easier than getting a Greencard. Her disability check will come in handy for proofing that. I'll keep my fingers crossed for Maxine. The Danes are considered the happiest people in Europe, she will be fine!

It really is. I think she has the most positive attitude of anyone I've ever known!

You are so totally right about all that. I'm lucky to have her as a friend!

Great video again Bob, do you know what kind of visa she got and how long she can stay there?

bob is such a great person.he brings out a smile from everyone he meets.

I can't wait to meet him someday ! :)

+BrokerBarber me too !!!

Bob Wells Wow! Good for her! Go Maxine!

Thanks David. I will try to make updates all the way and also let Bob make another video or more on the way. He is sooo god at it :-)

Can't wait to see the wood stove and the bathroom remodel...hope you are having fun!

She is a wonderful lady. :)

Wow Garin, well said and very correct. Tak :-) Hope to meet you out there. Hug

Denmark is very restricted when it comes to wild camping. In some areas the police is looking for illegal overnighters. In most other European countries you can get away with sleeping one night next to the road in your vehicle as long as it doesn't look like you're camping. In Norway, Finland, Sweden and Scotland they have the so called everyman's right that allows wild camping under certain circumstances (number of nights, distance to the next house etc.) but that's more geared to hikers wild camping in tents. I've camped in Death Valley, on the Moki Dugway, next to the Grand Canyon, on the California coastline and many other breathtaking places riding around on a Harley. If you live in the U.S., don't miss out on this incredible opportunity your country offers. Use common sense and there is nothing to fear.

SFSideburns Thank you for your very informative reply I always thought the US was the restrictive country when it comes to RV and Van camping..camping outside of RV parks I mean. now I realize this is not the case. I wonder if Canada is similar.

SFSideburns do you currently travel the US on your motorcyle and tent camp or do you pull a small travel trailer? much respect to you

I've travelled all over California in 2013 and California, Arizona, Utah and Nevada in 2015 on a rental Harley with a tent, starting in San Francisco. I live in Germany. This year I've been to Norway but the weather was atrocious. The main disadvantage of a motorcycle for me is that I always have to leave my stuff exposed when I want to do a day hike. Recently I also broke my left foot at a BMW GS offroad training course and am about to recover. I've never pulled a trailer. Right now I'm looking into something with four wheels. Maybe a Toyota Hilux with a Canopy with a pop-top or roof top tent. A simple van would be nice too but the Euro vans are flimsy and expensive. Gas mileage, low maintenance, offroad-capability and reasonable stealth are more important to me than a fully equipped motorhome. If you're on Instagram you can see some pics of my trips. I'm @surfyans (Jens-Arne) there. I don't know about your overall situation but I'm sure you will be ecstatic when you hit the road. I can't think of a country with more individual freedom and an intact government than the U.S. There may only be failed states in which you can get away with more but that is no comparison.

SFSideburns Hi hope you get better thats awesome that you rented a harley and took that long trip it must of be great memories. many people ride motorcycles across the country yearly here in the U.S. I even met a guy who wrote a regular peddle bike from San Fran to Santa Barbara Im not quite that adventurous yet my situation is I rent at my families home in so california I was taking care of their dog with cancer I nursed her back to health just got back from the vet earlier. I also own a small business from home and goto college online. Im about to buy a used class c motorhome and travel north past bakersfield stay in a rv park..or if not i may boondock..and work my way up travelling to southern oregon..and maybe the coast. Im disabled but Im going for this lifestyle anyways life is too short not to live fully.

Hi Tojo2go. Remember that life is a chain of choices and, when you have made one that is right, it is easy to live with :-)

Thanks :-) I am feeling so safe with all the helpful and good people around me. Never alone :-)

Chris R. Thanks for your words. I am feeling such a joy. My choice makes me smile :-)

Thanks Whippetfest If you want to see more of my travel, please join my Facebook Page: MaxiDane on Wheels

Hi BradKW. Thanks for your greeting and smile. If you want to see more about my trip, please go to my Facebook page: MaxiDane on Wheels :-)

Hejsa Hot Springs Nomad og tak for din hilsen. We will sjure see each other at the RTR

found the (not so) subtle racist

Love your Comment&I want to do this Too!!&Love Maxines Rig!!😇

Aileene Fields - I will remember your name Aileene Fields and hope to meet you one day when we start living this life style! Its going to be wonderful!

@@beccamarie9782 yes that would be Great!!&i will remember you also--!

Create a GoFundMe page for her?