When we first started full-timing, we didn't understand the annual sites that people stayed on. I mean, we understood what they were but we didn't understand the why. Our thinking at the time was if you have a house that has wheels, it should move around. Otherwise what's the point.
Like so often in life, we now do understand it since we are now in the position we are doing it ourselves. Why? For many different reasons; but in general because our needs have changed since then. So for this season at least, we secured a site that would allow us to stay put in one spot. I have no idea if this will be something we will continue to do and I don't need to know that. I only need to know what works best for us today.
The cons to staying put are we don't get to see new things and new people as often. The plusses are we get the spot we want for a longer period of time, we hopefully get to know the people that are staying put here with us a bit better, joining a CSA and we have internet. High speed internet!!!!!! Which we had long forgotten about. Which means Nathan can work much faster and more effectively and so can I. I can blog much faster which means I may return to more regular blogging.
Oh and we had to find a spot that was big enough for us to play cornhole on.
We really love our new spot. It's Home, Sweet Home, for now.
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Sounds good -=- never be afraid to change your plans. And I understand completely because we are still living the full-time life, just in fewer places in each year~
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I'm right there with you. I didn't understand why anyone would settle down in one spot either- and then that was exactly what we did. On the upside, it was much, much cheaper than paying gas money to move! :)
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