Hello everyone, I just got on this site. My wife and I will be retiring in about 3.5 years. A year before retiring we plan on selling the house and buying a 5th wheel trailer and one ton truck. We will downsize and store the remaining stuff. The day after we retire our plans are to head across Canada, down the East Coast of the U.S. then through the South. We will probably take a whole year to just travel.
After that we will be living up in southeast British Columbia or southwest Alberta. My wife is from Canada and our grandchildren and relatives are in that area. In the summer I will be headed to the West Coast of B.C. to Salmon Fish for a month or so. I told my wife that I have to get my saltwater fix at least for 30 days a year. At the end of December and holidays with the family we will head South. We will probably check places out until we find the area we like to Winter in, hopefully near water so I can fish.
Neither of us know anything about RVing so that is why I am here; to start learning. I probably will not be able to offer any advice because of our inexperience. Both of us love to camp and I have camped out of boats of various sizes for years too.
Yesterday we went to the Seattle RV Show and looked at some 5th Wheels. We looked at Montana and liked some of the layouts. I know nothing good or bad about those. We will need a 5th wheel that is well insulated until we can excape the frozen North. I am sure there are other brands as good or better.
I wanted to introduce myself and I hope you all don't mind the occassional question.
Best wishes.
MM
After that we will be living up in southeast British Columbia or southwest Alberta. My wife is from Canada and our grandchildren and relatives are in that area. In the summer I will be headed to the West Coast of B.C. to Salmon Fish for a month or so. I told my wife that I have to get my saltwater fix at least for 30 days a year. At the end of December and holidays with the family we will head South. We will probably check places out until we find the area we like to Winter in, hopefully near water so I can fish.
Neither of us know anything about RVing so that is why I am here; to start learning. I probably will not be able to offer any advice because of our inexperience. Both of us love to camp and I have camped out of boats of various sizes for years too.
Yesterday we went to the Seattle RV Show and looked at some 5th Wheels. We looked at Montana and liked some of the layouts. I know nothing good or bad about those. We will need a 5th wheel that is well insulated until we can excape the frozen North. I am sure there are other brands as good or better.
I wanted to introduce myself and I hope you all don't mind the occassional question.
Best wishes.
MM