THE REALITY OF FULL-TIME MOTORHOME LIVING - Jayco Motorhome Travels

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  @MatthewRahn-v2d · 1 year ago (edited)

  Omg. That was one of the best and most important videos you have posted. Life on the road isn’t always rosy and communication and working together is the 2nd most important part of RV travel. Number 1 is been happy and loving each other. &nbsp;( wow , listen to me , what a softy I am ). PLUS in your case Charchy, smiling and trying to laugh at Suzees jokes will help. ( hang in there mate, we’re here for support) &nbsp;hey Suzee, what did the cob of corn called his father?…. Pop corn .<br>You guys are so similar to us , I use to get up at 3.30 to go to work, &nbsp;would fall asleep early and sleep through anything, after retirement it was really hard to sleep in , while Gabi was a shocking sleeper, reading on and off through the night and sleeping in . Solved that by using the luton peak more often.<br>Dog situation is exactly the same too, but we would not be without our Mr Bean our little Chihuahua.<br>So happy your going to slow down and smell the roses a little more, our daughter use to travel in a 5th wheeler and had a YouTube channel too ( we the wild flowers it was called) which she’s about to start up again soon The amount of hours and work she use to put in was amazing.<br>I’m sure even if you only posted fortnightly your followers wouldn’t mind,( BUT DONT leave us hanging on suspense with big news stories, sleep is importance to me ) <br>Awesome video guy, have a great week and always remember, a bad day on the road is better than a good day at work.

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  @lindaleske · 1 year ago

  I really admire your honesty in sharing this. It takes so much strength to be vulnerable. &nbsp;I’m not here to post an opinion, as it’s not my place nor something you’ve asked viewers for, but I do want to say how privileged we are to join in on your travels. <br><br>Please know you have so much support as you take the time you need and adjust to what works for you guys xx 🩷🩷

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• JA

  @JaneSavage-0202 · 6 months ago

  It’s the smaller out of the way places that can hold so many secrets and memories that become history.<br>Thank you.

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  @melodyc6363 · 1 year ago (edited)

  You guys really do need to enjoy your motorhoming and getting around to see the sights, as well as take time for yourselves. It is the viewer&apos;s privilege and pleasure that you take so much time to film/edit your motorhoming. I&apos;m so pleased that the incident has led to serious consideration of what you both need to get out of this experience, which I think should firstly be retirement, doing your trip, seeing the sights and enjoying it, taking time for yourselves, and then editing to upload to YouTube. Thanks to you both for what you do and the honesty in showing us the reality of your lives in the motorhome.

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  @LotsMore2C-f2o · 1 year ago

  Super vid, guys!! I soooo hear you. Hubby was a baker all his life - starting work at 2a.m. 10 years of retirement and three and a half years of full time van life, his body clock still hasn&apos;t adjusted and he still wakes everyday at 1. Also, so agree with you with regards to going slower. The first two and a half years if our travels, I worked online. Like you, I hardly saw some of the places we went to.

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• MA

  @martinandrewnewby1525 · 2 days ago

  I&apos;ve learnt MoHo living..every single day it&apos;s something that has to be fixed or do, so stuff is maintained, but I say it&apos;s worth it, the secret is to be able to be static rather than moving all the time,I like free camps and towns that let you free camp,it&apos;s 1 expense less, fuel . Anyway good luck ,it&apos;s a mystery adventure .

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  @TheOffRoadKennel · 1 year ago

  Love your honesty guys, best &quot;advice&apos; is laugh often and enjoy the journey ❤❤

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  @judiparker8816 · 1 year ago

  Excellent episode, you two! <br><br>It’s completely understandable that the damn would break. You’ve been preparing for this adventure for a very long time… packing up and leaving home is a massive decision. <br><br>You might need 3 weeks of stability at first. You know how it goes when on just a regular holiday. It takes a week to wind down, a couple of days seeing the sights before you have to start thinking about going home. <br><br>Pent up emotions are going to come out eventually. Just breathe, relax, enjoy every moment. We enjoy your content, but it not about us, it’s about you! 😘

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• HO

  @hobsondanielle · 1 year ago

  Love your positive outlook. Enjoy!

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  @TwoHeartsOneMotorhome · 1 year ago

  Oh guys loving your content, reminded me of our last trip when I stood on my laptop and cracked the screen. Was a costly mistake but things happen especially in confined spaces. We are currently in Tassie so hopefully no unpleasant breakages on this trip. Keep smiling x

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• GA

  @galestarr1377 · 1 year ago

  You do a great job. Thank you

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  @myinformedchoice · 1 year ago

  I always love watching your videos and this one is no exception. Please don&apos;t worry about us though - take your time and enjoy the ride! I think it&apos;s very smart to slow down and relax a bit - don&apos;t stress!