We wonder what it would be like to be able to quit our jobs and get an old Airstream or a small yacht and travel. Unfortunately neither of us has a job like the author and her husband had, so we are also interested in ways to generate an income on the road. This book didn’t help with that. It did tell a story about how a ‘real’ New Yorker adapted to life without taxis, deli’s and delivery service.

The book does not cover dealing with the different systems that an RV has, or any details on how to forward mail, or anything else that would greatly date the material on the book. What it really seems to be about is a story about 2 people taking a great leap to change their lives and how they approach life. They were interested in getting a business and working together somewhere in a smaller town. Could they do that? Could they spend that much time together? Could they live and work outside of New York without going crazy? They chose to take an extended trip in an RV as a transition from life in the big city.

It was an enjoyable read for any arm chair traveler.
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