If we’re driving from point A to B and not doing any sightseeing our driving time (and number of miles) is very dependent on what time of day we depart and time of year for us.
On travel days we keep our departure simple - hitch up the night before, dump if possible, disconnect the water hose. All we have to do is disconnect from shore power and go.
If we get an early start we can travel quite a few miles and I’ll even stop and take a nap.
In the winter, the shorter daylight hours mean we’re off the road before it gets dark when we stay at a campground or shortly after dark if we’re stopping overnight in a Cracker Barrel.
In the summer we start earlier and can drive later. Plenty of time for stops - stretching, lunch, nap, etc.
Of course all of this changes if we’re sightseeing as we travel. Some days we may only travel 100 - 150 miles.
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Lucius and Danielle
1992 29' Excella Classic / 2010 Interstate
2005 Chevrolet Suburban K2500 8.1L
2018 GMC Sierra K1500 SLT, 6.2L, Max Trailering
Got a cooped-up feeling, gotta get out of town, got those Airstream campin' blues...
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