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kentandsandy


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Hello from Lubbock, Texas.  My husband and I just sold our business and are now getting the house ready to sell and getting rid of 30 years of "stuff".  Then we will be full timing it.  We currently have a truck camper but will be looking for a 5th wheel once the house sells.  I don't think I can full time in the small confines of the truck camper.  disbelief Looking forward to getting to know everyone.  Thanks



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Welcome aboard and best of luck. I envy you.

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jrzygrl64


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Hello and welcome! Good luck on the sale of your home! I agree a truck camper is probably too small for full time living!

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Howdy and welcome from another Texan. We've been full timing for about 8 years now and loving every minute of it. Good luck with the sale of your house.



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I'd add my welcome to the others ... we're also Texans (San Antonio), and about where you are. Just began the purge (depressing how BIG a task it is) and hope to be FREE by the end of the year. Best of luck to you going forward.

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Welcome Kent and Sandy! You didn't mention if you planned to keep the truck camper or not, but many Full timers who have nice 5th Wheels purchase a TC for a trip to Alaska...FWIW

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Howdy from a fellow Texan. (DFW) Good Luck with the sale of your home and 2 nice features of Texas are the many CoE parks & campgrounds and esp Big Bend National Park!

John

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