Do you think you'll miss the ability for one of you to actually be in the RV while the other is driving?
Thanks for sharing!
DW and I find that the 'getting there' part of the trip is often more than half the fun:
Me: I'm hungry, could you get me a peach out of the fridge? No, I changed my mind, how about a banana?
DW: OK, but I'm going to use the bathroom first, so sloww down a bit . . . and warn me if you have to swerve.
Me: No, no, no . . . ok.
DW: You are sooo juvenile.
Me: No I'm not.
DW: Yes you are!
Me: No I'm not . . . .
On longer, slower trips we both like to stop and putz around a lot. So easy, quick access to clothes, gear, and food is important, especially at rest stops. Plus, hot lunches, as opposed to sandwiches or roadside fast [-]food[/-] stuff, are much more enjoyable. Part of our problem is that we now have way too many accoutrements in the rig: I now mostly take longer walks with one of those extendable canes that has a camera screw on top so that I'm always prepared for picture (it's those dang digital zooms that require a steady surface for good results); I have three different little fanny (no jokes please
) packs, choice depending on nearness to lunch/snack time and the length of the walk, etc. etc. All in all, a Class C works well for our . . . um . . . RV lifestyle.