Re: RV's | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: NetiPotLady (NetiPotLadyaol.com) | |
Date: Wed, 31 May 2006 17:27:55 -0700 (PDT) |
My husband and I own an RV (in fact we lived in the thing for 3 yrs, and spent 15 months of that time travelling and volunteering at national parks and at a camp and conference center). I have felt at times that others did not approve of such a thing in our permaculture friendly cohousing community but we have found it to be a wonderful addition to our lives. It is an inexpensive way to travel (even with the cost of gasoline) and has allowed us to do many things we never would have done otherwise. There is another member of our community who owns a van that he has travelled and lived in. We are among the first members of Stone Curves Cohousing and have been contributing members for years. We believe in community living and working together. We do not store our RV on site as there is no space and we knew that before moving here. There was even some discussion of making the RV a community RV and putting it in Mexico for others to vacation in. Because of insurance issues we couldn't do that. I'm glad we weren't turned away when we first approached our community because we owned a RV. We would have missed out on an adventure and the community would have missed out on us. Gina Kruse Stone Curves Cohousing 136 E. Limberlost Dr. #101 Tucson, AZ 85705 (520) 327-1336 (home) (520) 661-4742 (cell)
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