We said goodbye to our RV and sent it on its way with new owners. We certainly got our money's worth...we bought it in 2005 for $6k on Ebay. We sold it for $2k and we lived in it all totalled, probably 500 plus days. If you amortize that loosely we spent $8 a day for housing.
Grover always wanted an RV so he could park along the beach on the Rincon above Ventura. I'm glad we had the chance to do that. We never suspected it would be temporary quarters for longer stays.
Here's where we spent most of our time....in our living room. One thing we did learn: the longer your stay, the smaller the space becomes. The walls close in on you. It's a little like living in the hallway of your house.
But we had some fun times in our RV. From the first day we picked it up and got sidelined into a Walmart Parking lot in San Bernardino for 3 days, our beach campouts, our month-long stays at Lake Casitas, our extremely isolated 6 weeks in the desert, to our most recent year+ in Vista and Escondido, living in it has been an adventure.
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