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spottrouble

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  1. I own 3, but just use them for short excursions, not full time. I have very modest homes in 5 states, none in major cities, the Tx place is closest thing to a modern city with CVS/Walgreen's. I took a hard stance against the rona and went to my most remote place this year, one of those little podunks in the middle of nowhere, although socialization is zero, the dog and I can get into the mountains on nice days to try retaining our sanityšŸ¤£. I asked here because I figured there would be others here in the same situation of being in one state while possessing id from another. Yes, going back to Tx is an option, just asking if there are others.
  2. Local health dept in Nv is the one telling me I need ID to prove county residency, my ID is from Tx. I have owned a vacation home here for almost 20 years, just never stayed long enough to claim residency. Due to rona I did consider doing so this year, but local compliance with health directives has been abysmal so I have not done so. With the current vaccination rate here I'm having second thoughts, I do not want to wait years for a vax. I have no idea how many people are in the same boat, do they expect us all to go back home? I know there are many large snowbird populations in Az, maybe AZ has a plan for us?
  3. I am currently in Northern Nevada, they are telling me that vaccinations are only available to county residents and you must have ID to show you are a resident. Does anyone know where/how those of us with itinerant lifestyles are supposed to be vaccinated? Currently the local DMV is closed due to rona, and this county only has 2 nurses working 3 days per week on vaccinations, at the current rate it will take 4 years to vaccinate everyone. Weighing my options, need suggestions. Thank you.
  4. Thanks for the replies! I had a feeling CA beaches would not be very open, I know TX beaches used to be open, have not been down to the coast for past 20 years so honestly not sure about today. Used to be you could just drive out on beach in Port A and if you wanted privacy just head a few miles south on beach. Being right on beach is not that important, but within view and walking distance would be nice. Anyone know about Mexico? Yes I know news headlines, also know family still living down there and friends from Tx that go down there without problems (but they have homes down there, not RV's). Investigated Salton Sea area last year, seemed kinda sketchy. Tow rig is 4x4 Dmax, trailer is vintage Silver streak.
  5. Hi folks, new here. I'm currently working on my escape plan from work, and cold winters. Native Texan, spent past 15 years splitting time between Tx and Nv, currently cleaning out the Tx home and shop so I can officially move to Nv. Spring, summer and Fall in Northern Nv is fabulous weather, but 3-4 months of winter, shoveling snow, and feeding Lucifer gets old quick. Something I really miss is spending time at the beach and fishing, and I don't want to drive all the way back to Tx to do that, yet know nothing about California beaches. Can you drive out on beach with an RV and camp? I certainly do not want to be in a major city, I like distance from people. My other thought was maybe head down to Mexico (habla espanol) and find some little hideaway on the sea of cortez, although in Mexico I'd maybe want to be someplace closer to people, maybe there are parks setup for the American tourists? IDK Either way I'd want to be within walking distance of the ocean, and preferably with a good view, I don't care if its sandy beach or rocks.I know I could do this on Tx coast, just not sure I can handle that drive too many more times. Is this possible? Thanks! Kristin
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