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Sharon in her favorite place, the hammock swinging off the
forestay.
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Ron, avid sailor enjoying a cool one on deck of Shaman One. |
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John and his sister-in-law Marcie.
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Marcie with
John's wife Liz and husband Dave. Out with us for a bit of an introduction to sailing. This trip was done in the end of October,
and they are still smiling.
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The Mexican family that we befriended. We try and get back to
see them on each trip if we can.
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Enjoying one of the many beverages with Peter and Marie. |
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We met up with Marcie and Dave when they flew down to Mexico.
Had a good time sightseeing and snorkeling. |

Lorne and Dian, at the employees Christmas party given at Mr. Moro
R.V.
Park in Playa Las Glorias |
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Glen and Trina on the left, behind
Glen is Yvanna from the Czech Republic, with her boyfriend Jack sitting to
Will's right. The couple in the right foreground are Trina's sister and Brother
in law.
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The photo on the right, is Marilyn's uncle Art, and her cousin
Kathy
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Al and Gaye's boat Wyndspree.
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Ron used to own Passion.
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Kathy and Serge Lavoie, aboard their boat Raison de Etre
(Reason For Life). They sail for 6 or 8 months at a time, throughout the North &South Pacific, come back to
the U.S. to work and make money, then head out on the next leg of their journey. Their web site & photos can
be found
at Raison de Etre. |
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As you will notice, most of the traveling people fall into
about the same age group as us - late forties, early fifties.
There seems to be no recently retired people. Most people that live this sort of
life style of travel & adventure have been traveling for many years. The line
"when I retire" is a myth. Most people who regularly R.V., travel, and
sail, seem to have started at an
early age, usually in their forties. By the time they do retire, the habit of
R.V.ing and traveling is in their blood. |
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See Will's article in one of the issues of the R.V. times, an R.V.ing
magazine out of the Fraser Valley. The moral of this story is: if you have a retirement dream, start now, or it just is not going
to happen. To see the actual article go
to RV Times. |