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[@CreativityRV]

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[@michaelpearce8661]

Those ffifth wheel locks can be picked or cut off if they want your stuff. Ask any locksmith. He will tell you that locks only keep out honest people. I had left my rig to buy dinner and came back to find the padlock shank was was almost broken but had been bent. If I had been gone for a longer time? They probably would have defeated the Master lock on my door.

[@ceciliapetrowsky2572]

Michael Pearce Terrible! She says she also has the wheel locks.

[@michaelpearce8661]

@@ceciliapetrowsky2572 if they have a spare tire and enough time to remove the locked tire and replace it with the spare tire... It's away we go. As I say, if someone wants to mess you over? It just depends on how much they want to make your life miserable! Gangs in the city are forever attacking the neighbors who are not a member. Either you are with them or they are against you.

[@ellegraham8559]

I can't find the link to the dart board anywhere? Help! 😊 Love you and your videos! !

[@ceciliapetrowsky2572]

Elle Graham Go to Amazon. Search for silicone dart board. There are several types.

[@nikkimeldrum7448]

I'm one of those ladies, 76, whose husband doesn't like traveling in an RV so I just went out & got me one last yr, traveled from east coast to south West & LOVED it !!! Yes it's was a little stressful 1st time out in the beginning but quickly got "in the groove". Just do it ladies & learn

[@tracyk415]

You're my spirit animal!! I leave in late October for a year RVing

[@anniespence4988]

Bravo!! 👏🏾👏🏾

[@chronicallyyourslivingdarr7356]

Wow Nikki, you are amazing! I wish I had someone like you in my life to keep giving me shots of confidence and excitement. Hey, maybe you should start a channel for women your age and situation! Much love!

[@lindaard913]

Go Nicki love to hear that!

[@gosman949]

Wow, my wife doesn't like RVs so I have thought about getting an RV and having the adventure myself. She might be happier with me gone too!

[@CaptainCraigKWMRZ]

Just so you know, my wife and I watch your every video. You are important. Keep up the good work. We are living vicariously thru you😊.

[@lauracox2018]

Robin, I’m 59, married 40 years, 60 lbs overweight, and mechanically and technically challenged. I’m also a solo RVer!! Love it!! Last year I had a fifth wheel and truck, this year I’ve downsized to a 25’ class c. I have seasonal sites in AZ and northern MN which I use as basecamps for shorter trips out and about. Husband joins me for some trips. Works for me! Thanks for your helpful videos. ❤️

[@chronicallyyourslivingdarr7356]

Laura you are so inspirational to me! Thank you! I’m mechanically and tech challenged too however, I want to learn! It’s so exciting.

[@SandysTravels]

Missed an important point, you do not level every day, do not look for a dump or water every day, do not look for a camp spot every day. Black tank lasts at least 10 days , grey 6 or 7 , . So lots of time to enjoy life.

[@CaminoTurtle]

One of the best things about RV living is that you can change the way you camp based on what you need. I have gone from traveling every week through the eastern provinces of Canada for three months to staying in the same private campground for three months so I could visit family and work. Sometimes I hike a lot, other times I sit in a chair at the beach and spend a day running around Disney World acting like a 12-year-old. My advice to anyone thinking about this life is this: "Don't let anyone else's way of RVing make you think the way you camp is wrong." Thanks, Robin for sharing your life with us. You have modeled this flexibility in the variety of rigs you've had and the different places you've stayed in. I look forward to hearing more of your stories.

[@hannahsgrace4U]

Thanks Robin, as always you come through! On the maintenance question: I AM NOT MECHANICALLY INCLINED!!! However, having Jeffery from RV Diagnostics on Facebook at my disposal 24/7 I've changed my dump tank valves, found blown brakes, learned soooooo many things and fixed them on my own with Jeffrey's help. Knowing resources for help is key!

[@arbonneladyTN]

We also have stickers that warn of dog. On the door alone it says: Warning, our dog has ISSUES 😂

[@CaminoTurtle]

Hahaha LOL

[@sueg2658]

I have a dog called REX he detects motion and barks his fool head off! I got him on Amazon, and just plug him in and presto, a guard dog 😊

[@arbonneladyTN]

Sue G I would love more info, as I can’t find what you spoke of.

[@snooks73]

A lot of good advice. Well done. For those afraid to go solo, I began my own journey at the age of 68 with no previous experience. It's been over a year and yes, there have been some bumps in the road but nothing I haven't been able to manage. It's been easy to meet like minded and helpful, supportive folks along the way. I have no regrets.

[@annemcdonley5983]

Good for you Allyson. I'm 68 and started this RV journey a couple of years ago as well. I've even traded RV's now that I know what I really like to do. Have Fun!

[@paulaintupelo7807]

Facebook has great women’s camping groups. One group caravanned to Canada about 2 years ago fir several weeks. Each pulled or drove their own rig. Met up in one city location and took off from there!

[@MadnomadM]

Paula In Tupelo Not a lot happening right now with covid. I’m in several women’s camping groups. There are a few in planning stages for 2021 and 2022 and IF covid is gone by then.

[@havenonwheels5158]

I am so looking forward to the suspense novel! There is a certified RV Repair shop in our small town, and they have been wonderful teaching me how to take care of things myself once we get out on the road. Doesn't hurt to ask to tag along. KZbin videos are great as long as you trust the channel (like yours!!!) I'm a grandmother who used to be afraid of heights. I did my own roof solar installation this summer and had the guys at the shop hook up my MPPT controller. Today I'm starting the security video install. Looking forward to your video on that too! Thank you Robin for all you do!!

[@damom1]

One more safety tip, I use at home, it's a plug in timer for my light. So my light in the livingroom comes on and goes off whether I'm home or not. Also good for tv or stereo when going somwwhere.

[@WISouthernBelle]

Thank you for answering my question! I've bought your books and am preparing as much as one can. My daughter knows that I'll be going out on the road when she graduates high school in a year and a half and heads off to college. She's super supportive and I'm very excited! But I do have to admit that, after seeing all the videos of the many challenges and things to remember and do, I was starting to feel cautious and a little nervous about the choice I've made! To be frank, I'd started to feel overwhelmed and insecure! The fact that you talked about how it *can* be done and we'll feel accomplished, included encouragement, AND mentioned the trade-off between the work involved vs the tough job of simply surviving another meeting really spoke to me. Thank you for the punch in the arm! Stay safe!

[@arbonneladyTN]

You can DO IT! Trust your instincts, and take it ‘one bite at a time’ . Know that the RV’ing community is very helpful and gracious! Never worry about ‘bothering’ anyone as we all have been there!

[@cathymisze3163]

I’m a married woman and I travel in a 30 ft travel trailer without my husband in the spring, summer & fall. My sister is the same she is now a widow we will meet up and camp for about 4 or 5 days. Neither of us are full timers but we travel a lot with our own trailers. In the winter my husband and I have another trailer a 40 ft 5th wheel toy hauler.

[@LivingTheRVLocaLife]

Hey Robin we just bought land in florida 10 acres on a very large pond we are having a cabin being built on it and if you ever wanna visit florida always know there is a place for you girlie:) we are making some rv pads on the land it is boondocking but so beautiful:)

[@chronicallyyourslivingdarr7356]

How exciting! Wishing you the best of everything! Xoxoxo

[@loriw2661]

I’m a single, 59 year old woman and I pull my 2020 Kodiak qb 20’ travel trailer behind my F150. So far, I’ve been a weekend warrior for years. I started with a travel trailer, went to a 40’ Motorhome, then to a 42 foot 5th wheel and now back to a small travel trailer. I love camping so much and I’ve learned to fix almost everything myself. It’s very empowering and I can’t wait to retire and go full time!! I will be driving an HDT, which I just bought, pulling a Vanleigh Beacon 5th wheel. I enjoy being by myself and have no desire to change that. I’m so looking forward to full time living.

[@chronicallyyourslivingdarr7356]

That’s amazing Lori!

[@slptp]

I love the statement about loving to learn more about your rig to fix it or do maintenance. I would add that beginners should never camp where there is no great cell service/internet while you're still learning. The internet is an amazing resource, when you can get it :)

[@sky02148]

I'm on my way to Florida alone and loving it, your a huge inspiration, you and a few others, thanks for sharing and as always stay safe, safe travels and God bless love ya Nancy

[@havenonwheels5158]

Safe travels to you, Nancy! Glad you are heading to a warmer climate. :-)

[@SunflowerGirlRV]

I'm suggesting Ocala Natl Forest on I-75. It's perfect

[@tamo9520]

I absolutely LUV you! LUV YOU!! You are so inspirational! Level headed! Informative as all heck! . . . . and I could go on, . . . . . . At 58 (59 this January), I have absolutely no qualms about starting my new life in my new 'moveable' home. I am not worried about being on my own, diving in & fixing or repairing (I'm extremely handly) without having all of the tools that I have been used to, I don't even have any fears about finances. And my budget is limited - when all is said and done, I probably have enough to keep me going for 3 years! I'm extremely lucky so far. The RV that I am desperately interested in purchasing is in the eastern provinces of Canada. With all of my lifelong travels, I have never been east of Montreal. So I have a wide-open new-world to experienced while I'm getting settled. I say lucky, because the owners of my 'New-To-Me-But Used' home, seem to understand my situation & are holding it for me! If that isn't a sign, then I don't know what is! My entire delays are derived around ending a ridiculously long (6 years this January) common-law settlement that left me penniless! The only thing holding me back is not knowing how to get all of those ducks in a row to get out there. It seems I run into brick-wall after brick-wall! But with all of your insight & content that you have loaded into all of your videos, I have soooooo many options to finance myself to make my monies last longer than 3 years. Sooooo many ways that I did not think of, to keep myself safe! And basically the bottom line there is "Common-Sense"!! I guess we can add in our 'Gut-Feelings' as well. But you have some amazing tips to go further than those 2 'Safe-Modes'. I can hardly wait to have my separation settled so I can get my hands on your books!! Bravo!! For all that you have accomplished! Seriously! I don't think you realize how many you actually do inspire! But, a HUUUUGE typed HUG as a thank you for inspiring me!

[@joeo7257]

Good video. Ladies should start by tent camping. No leveling no water tanks no breakdowns etc. In tent camping you can get your feet wet without a huge investment. You still have all of the planning for food and laundry. Tent set up, camp fire, dishes, scouting for locations, hiking, darkness, animals, bugs etc. Master that step first, then the rest will be easy. . .

[@petmom74]

"I have to live in the moment, not in my head." Good one, Robin. Great advice!!!!

[@sewwhatsports]

A couple of things. The LTVA winter season is for 7 months (September 15- April 15) so even a better deal!! As for vandalism/theft- a friend of mine had 2-200w solar panels stolen from outside his Class A several weeks ago near Santa Fe. He usually has them hooked to an alarm system but had that off that night. Sad but a lesson learned. He has a good philosophy-if the people that took them really needed them to survive, so be it. If not-karma has a way of taking care of things. Thanks for the great vids and helpful info!! And a recommendation from one of your Amazon lists-I *love* the USB charged electric lighter. That I keep hanging right by my stove and use daily. Great tool to have!!

[@slister45]

I have that lighter, too and love it!

[@cheries3035]

I am a solo full timer before getting a 24 foot Class C I lived in a 3-story home and drove a little sports car all the homeless in my area had families or couples so it was rather isolating in that sense but with full timing I meet people everywhere add everybody's in a good mood because they're camping it's like being on vacation all the time... my RV is small enough to where I've actually gone up on the roof and worked on it also being able to take care of problems I've read every RV book I could get my hands on as far as repair and maintenance and I never feel lonely there's always people around in the campgrounds or you can Boondock and have alone time but walking in the woods or on the beach is so rejuvenating it also Medical Science states that it produces a 50% increase in your immune system the smells and the environment that you can't get in the city

[@chronicallyyourslivingdarr7356]

Wow that’s really something ! Interesting. Xoxoxo

[@gdolloway]

Love the channel!! I’m about to set off on my own adventure thanks to your books and insight!! I’ve purchased a rig earlier this summer, and will be heading to Texas for the winter, then back to NY for the summer, then not sure the following winter. Taking it slow! I’m leaving a state job here in NY. I’ve been told I’m crazy by a few people, but i can just feel that this is the right path!! Most people look at me with wonder when i tell them what I’m doing. I do have to say, 90% of the people i tell, they just say, “I’m so jealous, I wish i could do it!” There’s a few who have scolded me, but i gotta say, you couldn’t pay be enough to live their lives! Keep up the Fantastic work! And maybe I’ll see you out on the road!!

[@summerstardust2064]

Stranded by a stuck out slide was my latest dilemma 100 mi. from town. Found out from mobile rv repairman it was a broken gear, something unfixable by me. Repairman put screws in to catch the rotating shaft. But how to get the slide in all the way, as the motor was shorted out and the crank only got it in just so far on the broken side? I suggested using my old leveling board against the wall at the floor seam level and he put the other board stuck in my truck bumper like a spear, just like the compressed air tank in the shark's mouth in Jaws. Then I used my truck to push the spear against the flat against the slideout board that two people held in place to press the slide in. It worked. Got the stuck slide in and me unstranded. Hope this helps anyone with a similar situation.

[@jannezack]

Though slides give you so much more room, I really don’t want one. I design houses (now for my job) and I try not to spec out anything mechanical on a home such as powered attic vents. The non-mechanical vents work well and don’t break down. Anything powered will eventually die. This includes auto leveling motors, slides and all sorts of switches inside your RV that open dump valves and other things. You pay more for these “conveniences” but when they break, it is NEVER convenient! Keep this in mind before you spend all your money!

[@summerstardust2064]

@@jannezack that's so true, be prepared. Have been using this rig 14 fulltime years though b4 now, however, and have enjoyed being free to roam.

[@ellafields9424]

@@summerstardust2064 I dont know WHO came up with the homemade FIX to get that slide in but thats Totally Awesome Ingenious Thinking!! Like Clint Eastwood says you IMPROVISE.. Totally true. 💘 your story & Solution. The Impossible on l y takes a lil longer! 😆🤗

[@sohappytosew1082]

Just thought I'd give some feedback on courses. Like you, I started out by going FT and knowing nothing about RVs. As I'm very much a DIY kinda gal though, I wanted to learn as much as I could. I chose the one week, on-site Basic RV Maintenance course offered through National RV Training Academy in Athens, TX. The course is taught by Terry Cooper, who's known as the RV Professor (great guy!), and it covers pretty much everything from tip to tail regarding RVs. I also opted to take the 2nd week, which was to become a certified RV Inspector. Following those I took the tech courses to become a certified RV Technician. I truly cannot say enough about everyone at NRVTA and NRVIA.

[@peggyshook6746]

Yes I’m camping right now with beautiful fall trees. I’ll look for the meteor showers

[@cindywhite4unity]

If you’re napping and you have your tow vehicle nearby, you can activate the alarm to scare off potential intruders and alert your neighbors.

[@aaaideas4U]

Thank you for the shout out to RVing Women 😎 Great video!!! Yes there is a RVing Women Virtual Maintenance Rally.

[@NJ-Cathie]

Like your glasses!!!

[@doloresreynolds8145]

If you have a chance to see “Little House on the Road”, which has morphed into Little House Off-Grid, they started off living in a pop-up camper. After a few months, they were staying in a state forest in Florida. They had gone to the ranger station to inquire about being campsite hosts, and while they were gone, an unstable local (another camper) decided to burn their camper, after stealing their food. They were left with a pile of smoking refuse to clean from the forest, and their tow vehicle (a truck with an extended cab), which they were in when they went to the rangers’.

[@paula.jackson5463]

So Robin, you nailed it, as you do so often. We have just spent 3 weeks in a Pleasure Way OnTour 2.2. So many things that you need to do, the shower was not what we could use, the door was huge and not easy to close, but did we have a good time........YES!!!!!! Really enjoyed it and now, we need to plan. Thanks for this vid, Dump Station is a must, BoonDock we did.....THANKS

[@selectshelley]

Your channel, because of you, is the best in so many ways. Thanks!

[@teresachamp7289]

Thank you so much , great video & love your hair. I am a married solo traveler & I too am very mechanically challenged. I agree fully about the confidence that comes when you fix something yourself or should I say with the help of KZbin. I replace a rear turn signal on my Chevy Express in a rest area on a very windy day. I might add it was no small feat. You have to remove half the backend of the van lol. I found it funny that the mechanically inclined guy doing the video warned it's hard & you'll probably break this one clip which I did but it still went together just fine. I have accomplished a lot in this life but dont know if I've ever been prouder as I was that day as I flicked on that turn signal to get back on the Interstate. I advise anyone thinking about the Life, watch this ladies great videos & go for it. :)

[@turnbullstravels735]

Great job Robin...your “production values” are getting better all the time, and your enthusiasm is contagious!

[@cynthiaincolorado3373]

Great video Robin.... with my rig I read and reread my manuals. I studied what they were telling me and I watch lots of KZbin videos. There is someone who has done it, been there, teaches you. I am now also fixing big things on my car as well. Plus you will know what a mechanic is talking about if you can’t do it yourself which is so important because you will know if you can trust them or run!!! Also research cost of parts and learn to have things in your tool box to fix simple things like fuses, bulbs (led) etc. Also don’t cheap out on your tires, brakes and bearings and learn your weight distribution facts and figures! I would actually loves to teach women this stuff because as you said it is so rewarding to accomplish this stuff on your own!!!

[@jimbridge4166]

Robin, we enjoy spending time with you. Thanks for the sage advice.

[@michalenestabler270]

Newer Weigels also have dump stations now. There is a stand at the dump station so you can pay, dump and be on your way. I love you don’t have to go inside to pay!!!

[@pianogal853]

Love it! I look forward to your videos and love sharing them with friends!

[@cynthiacombs3575]

I always look forward to Sundays for your videos!

[@confabulouscruisers]

Thanks for all the advice, we appreciate you!

[@Rejoicewithsinging]

Decision fatigue totally describes me at this current moment! Soo exhausted!!

[@CaminoTurtle]

I know what you mean. Three years ago I couldn't decide what I wanted. There were so many options. Finally, I just had to start. The thing that helped me was really knowing "why" I wanted to live this lifestyle. Knowing this has helped me to stay flexible and to adapt when things to wrong, and yes things will go wrong. It took me a year to downsize my home, buy my RV, and start living full time in my motorhome. I am still learning and making mistakes, but I love that I made the decision. Be kind and gentle with yourself and don't expect things to be perfect. The mistakes are part of the process and most, if not all, are able to be worked out with the help of family, friends, and amazing fellow RVers. I hope you are able to start soon.

[@Rejoicewithsinging]

Cathy Spencer thanks so much Cathy for your amazing inspiration!!!!!

[@chronicallyyourslivingdarr7356]

I understand Amy. I have sold my home and still have belongings to sort And haven’t purchased my my RV yet. But I decided and maybe for you too is that before I take off to travel really long distances, I want to visit and spent time in sooo many places that are closer and still have a home base. For me it’s family. What do you think? Xoxoxo

[@Rejoicewithsinging]

Chronically Yours Living Darryl Shaine I have no family so it’s a different story for me I have too many negative memories from my home town and when I leave I will never look back... everyone has a different situation but ultimately it’s whatever God wills for our lives...

[@ScottyHunter]

As for being vandalized, we had a break in with our Class C about 10 years back at a Wal Mart parking lot in Las Vegas. Had someone cut/rip/bend the off-side screen and frame, break a plastic cover over a hookup to use it as a stair-step, and climbed in through the window to steal a couple laptops while we were inside shopping. We're now living in a Class A and have invested in window locks AND a guard dog. Haven't had an issue since, and have a much better peace of mind too.

[@mylilypad2663]

I love your videos! Great information for newbies. I tell alot of ladies to check out your videos..awesome job Robin! Thanks..

[@heyjazminerose]

Hey Robin! I'm in my 20s and getting ready to buy my first RV. Your words of encouragement really meant a lot to me today! Thanks for making the content that you do :)

[@jeanettegraham9440]

National RV Training Academy in Athens, Texas has a course for RV owners. Tom & Stacy with RV Texas Y’all have taken the course and had good things to say about it in one of their KZbin videos.

[@cubemissy]

That’s going into my plan. I’m a few years out from retirement, and that would be something I could do to prepare!

[@annemcdonley5983]

I am just about to take this one week course starting on Nov 2nd and am really looking forward to it. I've heard great things about it and if I choose I can take some more courses from them and become a certified RV inspector. Hope to use this knowledge for myself and to help others with.

[@johnhines3591]

Finding dump stations... Just Google... RV dump stations near me.

[@mazzycollins9856]

Oooh a suspense novel (love those) about RVers??? I can't wait!

[@carolleenkelmann3829]

I think that a movement responsive automatic dog- barking recording. Like a mastive sized bark along with the TV or Radio as a great deterrent. Or the sound of voices and rifle cleaning.

[@missourigirl4101]

Super video info Robin!

[@Wanderboom]

Great information as always! We just directed some friends with RV questions to your channel! 😉👍✌️

[@janiceoldham1794]

My biggest issue with traveling alone in my bumper pull trailer is the weight of the hitch. I am buying a lock for the hitch so I can leave it in place. Thank you for all the great info.

[@arbonneladyTN]

Amazon has a Bright Red one that we got for our TT... Master Lock - Universal size 1-7/8” 2” and 2-5/16 couplers !!! It is great. I just checked and there is one more in stock.

[@janiceoldham1794]

Arbonne-TeachTrainTether LAUNCH! Thank you!

[@Bast16711]

Awesome This is a new video. Haven’t seen a new video in a while. Glad you are back!

[@rosemariereppert2055]

Love your videos getting ready to retire you are my inspiration

[@carolcanyoustopthemusicwhe2742]

Thank you...you are a treasure!

[@EveningShadeLori]

Always enjoy your videos Robin your always happy and encouraging even to us stix & Brix youtubers!! 💕💕

[@lindacooper9775]

Thank you so much! You and your videos are so helpful. Love your sense of wonder and adventure!

[@Trueawesome]

I love that when I research something, I can come to your latest video and it seems that you discuss it. Thank you for being such a resource!

[@mikebendy7951]

They have a device that you can place in your Rv that works like LoJack so if your trailer is stolen it can be tracked

[@cynkingking]

Might want to mention that in some ltva your rig has to be self-contained

[@bidnow]

Great video.

[@glamperjan]

Hey Robin. Loved the View Q. You ask about obstacles when you're driving and I notice that some construction signs hang out very close to the side of your rig and so I always try to look out for them. Also I did see a tree lamb that looked kind of low and the way it was bent it did hit my air conditioner. But luckily it was a thin one! I went from a class C to a class B Van and it is a foot shorter and I love it! Hope to see you adding Quartzsite this Winter.💞

[@werejustapassinthru574]

Thank you for sharing!!!

[@zenseed75]

GREAT vid! Somehow I ended up with your hairstyle without trying. It's the rv look, I'm calling it

[@ruthmarini8453]

Very informative, as always. Stay safe.

[@slister45]

Yay! You're back! The topics are so spot on!

[@evonnewhalen9794]

I absolutely love your channel. You have a wonderful personality

[@dcw626364]

Great job on a concise straight to the point video! Will be starting on my adventure soon. Found a well preserved popup slide in for my old GMC. Bought some nice portable solar for power. Will be sleeping in it for the first time a few days after I arrive in Florida. I have two young adult children there to help if I need it. My son thinks the camper may be to hot for me but I'll head to the north GA. mountains to cool off if I have to!

[@dawnnelson4602]

Great information. Thanks for all the encouragement! I have learned a lot from your videos.

[@gufredd9675]

Hope you're feeling better! 😷 🌼

[@annmarie566]

Thank you so much for this information l so admire all of you ladies that are doing this life mabey one day l can join you all and not be so stuck in stick and brick's.untill then l will live vicariously through all of you,what a blessing you are ❤️❤️❤️

[@RiverWoods111]

There are training schools that will teach you how to tow your rig. They will teach you how to back it and pull it and turn it and all of that kind of stuff.

[@17655460]

Love your lucid organized answers. Obliviously, you give thought to them and present your answers well. Thank you, from the Kansas City Metro.

[@Badgeweefixstuff]

Awesome god info miss you kiddo 💜🛠🇨🇦🛠

[@jamesbouse3722]

There is one resource for repairs that I have seen some pretty positive reviews of... Mobile RV Repair. You touched on it in one of your videos that I highly recommend watching. We are not on the road yet but when we do take the plunge we will definitely be mapping out their locations along what ever route we are travelling. I can make a few types of repairs but when it comes to things like converters, inverters and a whole list of other things I have never dealt with I would prefer to leave that up to the experts and as you have previously pointed out, going to a dealer can be very expensive and time consuming. It seems these mobile repair folks are pretty knowledgeable and reasonably priced. Maybe having this alternative in their back pocket when an issue comes up can give someone peace of mind knowing that help could be just a phone call away where ever they might be. Maybe someday you could do a video on just mobile RV repairs? No one could ever come close to explaining the pros and cons like you! Me and my wife love your site!

[@Herk988]

Very encouraging, thanks! Will watch for the meteor showers too!

[@sueg2658]

👍🏻💕 Great video Robin. I’m looking forward to your suspense novel too. Happy trails.

[@gwenmoody8323]

Love and Hugs from Sapulpa Oklahoma

[@gigglesforter7163]

I have a quick question, but first a little back story. My partner and I have been living FT in our RV since February. About three weeks ago had a kitten fall into our lives. Her name is Tipsy jazzy star, she’s amazing and we couldn’t leave her where she was. I’ve been trying to just go with the flow and work with the spaces we have. Currently we have a larger Tupperware container as her litter box that she stayed in our shower for almost the first week when we were waiting on her cage. We’ve had to keep a litter box over our shower drain, because she has kept peeing over it once we got her in a cage. She also has a corner box in her kitty condo. I’m exhausted with all the litter, she likes to fling it around the house and play in the one that’s in the shower. I have the shower lined in plastic but it’s rather annoying to clean out every morning before I go to work. My questions are What kind of litter do you use? And what type of litter box do you have???

[@justvisiten]

I thought that I would post this super easy and super cheap composting toilet here, I think some folks might appreciate it!

[@ImVGodsgift]

Great questions and answers. Thanks for sharing.

[@lynross3650]

Great Q & A answers Robin

[@barbcfromindianapolis1393]

National RV Training Academy offers classes IN PERSON I believe.

[@ToriLynnH]

I know a gal who is in the road in a bus. Her husband doesn't go with her.

[@ToriLynnH]

Tell kam hi!

[@laurajphillips]

Thank You!

[@michellekoonce3191]

Love your channel. You’re such an inspiration to us all !! Can’t wait for the next book. Happy Trails

[@jenniferlzr5651]

RV Texas Y'all has a video about an RV course they attended for a week. Seemed very neat.

[@elaineg4921]

blessed travels

[@queentashatv]

I'm glad your on the road again...I would love to meet up with you a long the way😃😃...you are my go-to solo female RV expert that has inspired me along my journey😀😀😀😀 Where can the meteor showers be seen and what time...I love stuff like that💜💜💜

[@BevDessert]

Thanks for all the good information

[@debbieford1577]

Most Maverik gas stations have free dump stations.

[@summerstardust2064]

Speedway gas stations have dump stations, trash, and some have potable water too

[@francietunes]

Many ConocoPhillips stations have dump stations on Montana.

[@vicckk56]

Your wonderful!!!!

[@christinavallem5669]

Woohoo. Prime Day!

[@shellyscott6447]

Choose a Life people!!! :)

[@timf6916]

Nice, you go Girl

[@TraumaSurvivorCynthia]

We are a family of 3 adults👣 and 1 dog🐾 Bailey girl living fulltime RV life on the Coast of Oregon🌴..... Mooch Docking (water and power) at my Sister in laws house because no vacancy at monthly RV parks!!☔🍁#davesandersstepdaughter

[@22rawraw]

Robin, I always appreciate your honesty and great information. Question for next time....have you found it difficult to navigate full-time rv'ing in this crazy world of COVID? Has it been much different than pre-COVID? thx

[@shiammi907]

This video is why I like bird~watching!

[@expressivepets1]

Your specs/ glasses...detsils please. Love them.