Cheyanne, I had not realized that (camp hosting)
was an option and I LOVE the idea! Do you set
this up prior to arrival or what? How do you
arrange it?
I bought Woodall's Campground Directory and see
that any RV parks within 45 miles of a big city
charge outragious rates. To stay within commute
distance to San Francisco (one of the highest
paying regions) will cost $35 to $45 per night -
that's about $1,000 per month which is still way
cheaper than rent in that city but MAN! I'm
hoping most of these places will offer monthly
rates.
Someone's idea of looking for a small lot in a
mobile home park sort of interests me, though I
have a notion that the quality of neighbors may
not be as good in the type of mobile home park
that would take a travel trailer as in RV parks.
That comment doesn't sound very fair, but it's my
experience and I'm thinking of safety as well.
I'm an artist - most of my earnings come from
print work... graphic design for logos, corporate
i.d., collateral, brochures, posters, etc. I've
just added Web site design to the mix. My office
& equipment is compact and moveable but I don't
expect to keep a financially sustainable
clientele while on the road, so I plan to have
long stayovers near major cities and work as an
administrative and graphic design temp employee.
I'm currently in the process of re-establishing
my skills metalsmithing and beading as a business
- my goal is to set up a compact corner workshop
(probably one which can sort of fold out or pop
out from under the couch) in my Airstream and
create a line of designer and custom jewelry to
sell to shops and at fairs around the country.
Yes, I'm a bit eccentric with an untraditional
way of thinking. And maybe a little nuts to some
of you but this is my dream.
-Jill
--- Randy & Cheyanne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jill,
>
> Have you considered doing any sort of
> work-camping while on the road? My
> husband and I have been fuulltiming for almost
> 2 years and we do camp hosting
> for state and national parks. No pay, but for
> 14 hours of volunteer work a
> week you get free space to park(in a state
> park), free utilities, free
> laundry, and it is lots of fun. May I ask what
> sort of work you will do? We
> are both nurses and work a couple days/week,
> but it is hard going state to
> state because of licensing.
>
> Cheyanne
=====
Even after all this time
The Sun never says to the Earth,
"You owe me"
Look what happens with a love like that...
It lights the whole sky. ---Hafiz
JillyWon Is Outie...
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