Me & Carson in Vicksburg, AZ 12/04
I’ve been living on the road in some sort of RV for 14 years now.
Carson in San Benito, TX 4/05
Most of you know I’ve just bought the newest and nicest RV of my life. And I’m loving it.
Mancos, CO 7/05
Yet it’s not easy to say goodbye to this old girl.
Carson in Yarnell, AZ 10/05
She’s taken me many places in the last six years.
Cave Junction, OR 4/06
Not new by any means. This 27 foot 1977 Wilderness has covered some miles.
Siskiyou National Forest, OR 8/07
Originally from Oregon, I had someone rebuild the inside to my specs.
Colleen by Havasu City, AZ 10/07
I made it my own by covering the walls and flat spots with my chachkies stuff.
Yarnell, AZ 2/08
I learned how to hook up to her alone. OK, there may have been some swearing.
Carson at Grand Canyon NP North Rim 4/08
I never really learned to back up very well. But there’s a lot to be said for going forward.
Yarnell, AZ 11/08
I fixed plumbing leaks and finally paid to replace the water heater. In fact that job introduced me to Mike.
Yarnell, AZ 4/09
And we both lived in this small space five months last summer.
Grand Canyon NP North Rim 5/10
Now as much as I’ve grown comfortable I’ve also been looking to upgrade for several years. Guess now the time was right.
What next? She’s been bought by a neighbor who plans to make her into an art studio. I look forward to seeing this transformation.
And I really enjoy the view now that she’s gone.
15 comments:
Gaelyn, I'm sure you had wonderful memories of your old RV. And now it is time to make new memories. Enjoy and Congrats on your upgrade.
How great is that? You'll be able to see the old girl as an art studio!
Ah, so you'll still see her on your site. You did well in that RV, Gaelyn. Who knows, we may go that route sometime in the future!I loved the photos of Carson. (((Hugs))) Jo, PS you've lost a lot of weight since 2004.
I have learned so much from you, Gaelyn. In the midst of my own heart-wrenching locational changes I will always keep in mind that "there's a lot to be said for going forward." Lovely post.
I love the photos of your old home, what a beautiful way to remember your time together! 2011 is a year of new energy! I look forward to seeing all the adventures that you take your new home on!
You are a surely a capable woman, Gaelyn - my Mother could do just about anything, too. I just love that photo of the pink sunset reflecting in the RV's windows. Some very good memories here! Glad you got her sold.
I always feel a pang of loss when I sell a vehicle. You seems as sentimental as I am but new memories are waiting to be made in your new home.
It will be wonderful for you to see her transform. At least she isn't going very far.
Woo-hooo! You've upsized, and I'm sure it's worth it. I know what you mean about getting rid of the old one....when I sold my old Nikon film camera....schnurf.
So she has not gone far if with your neighbour. You will be able to visit :) I just hope the art transformation is to your liking. I hate going back to a house where it has been changed drastically, I guess though once sold you should forget what it looked like when you had it. LOL. Diane
Well we all those sorta sad and I'll miss you goodbyes and what fun that she will now be an art studio. Impressive.
You new one is just great.
Memories of Carson too. Smile!
MB
We still have names for our old pop-ups. When we go to the annual RV show, we compare everything to the good old stuff. Not much gives us as much as we had when we had less.
Enjoy and congrats on your new RV!
Here's to new, glorious memories!!
Betty
As exciting as it is to get new digs, it's always hard to say goodbye to the old. How fun that your old home will be transformed into an art studio! Your old friend has a bright future!
We have trouble backing up even with our "Little Guy" which is only eight feet long. There IS a lto to be said for going forward. Fortunately for us, the Little Guy is so light that we can push it into its final spot by hand. I don't thin we will ever be tempted to be permanently on wheels, but it is nice to have a "tent" that you don't have to pitch with gear that you don't have to load and unload and wonder what you've forgotten for each camping trip.
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