A colorful morning dawns at our stix & brix on our first truly Phaeton-less day since we purchased it in 2010.
I wasn’t anticipating writing this post this early in our now semi-nomadic lifestyle. But it serves to put a full stop to our Phaeton Journeys, so here I am.
Several of you have left comments here and on Facebook, and also sent me emails. Thanks for your congratulatory and supportive notes.
To answer a question that some have raised … yes, I will continue to write. At least I will do my very best to stay on top of the one blog I have remaining … Two to Travel. This is the blog I started way before we began full-timing. It has stories of our non-RV travels and other occasions that I deemed blog-worthy. Now it will contain all of our travel stories … including those we embark upon when we eventually buy a ‘baby motorhome’ to replace our much-loved Phaeton.
So, if you’d like to follow-along with the goings on in our lives … click the link above and hop on over to the old blog that is now the new blog.
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It’s a bittersweet post that I write. Although we plan to continue traveling around North America in a motorhome, it won’t be on a full-time basis anymore. Nor will it likely be in the Phaeton … we really won’t need a 40-foot motorhome to travel in now that we have a stix & brix home once again.
So much for hoping that the temps might drop by the time we got to Houston! It was, in fact, 100F (38C) under the humid, broiling sun when we pulled into Advanced RV Resort shortly before 5:30p … a day earlier than planned. Not that an extra day on the road would have made any difference to the weather … the forecast for the rest of the week is similar to what we experienced today.
