[TheForge] anyone know of a disabled person wanting to take up blacksmithing? OT:

[dann at wctatel.net]

Peter's thought was was first thought as well.

Terry,  what after burning your bridges, you discover that your dream of
spending your last years at sea, was better than the reality.

I live in Winnebago County, Iowa ... where the primary employer driving
the local economy is manufacture of Winnebago Motor Homes.

I always wondered how so many people could afford to put a couple hundred
thousand dollars into a big new camper on wheels, and then pay nightly
camping fees for where-ever they parked them.

So I asked.  Turns out, apparently the "average" buyer sells the
residence/ fixed home and uses that money to bank roll the purchase of the
Winnebago.  They  down size everything to what he/she can take in their
Winnebago.  Many use a mail drop with a South Dakota address for their
permanent address... and away they go.

After playing at being a gypsy for a while, many end up living in a condo
in some Southern state.  Used motor-home sale value / salvage value of the
Motor Home falls about like you would expect in a used luxury car. Craigs
List anyone?

Dann


Peter Wrote:
> Say Terry;
> What happens if you tire of traveling after a while?
> It's a romantic notion viewed from afar.
> But as for myself...i'm an impatient spectator.
> I find i go pretty nuts if i travel for a few months.
> Think before you burn bridges.
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