MotorHeadline: Living in a VAN down by the RIVER
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1976 – 18 days on the road in a 1974 Ford Econoline van (called The Blue Buzzard) with hand-sewn window curtains, a double mattress on the floor, a large cooler of food and drinks, a camp stove, and a 2-year-old. Yellowstone, Grand Tetons, Las Vegas, and only one night in a hotel. Never again.
Scott, you are the best writer. Maybe in my younger days (well I did go camping and to camp) but now pretty much like to be home with my shower and other amenities. Keep writing!