The time has come that you have been waiting for since you started working, retirement. You have done everything you need to do to ensure your nest egg is what you need to be fully retired. Now that you’re retired does not mean you have to sit around and not enjoy the time you have worked so hard for. You have worked all your life to get to this point to make sure you could live happy and comfortable without worries.

Now its time to take your retirement on the road. Here is your chance for you and your wife to enjoy life together without kids, distractions of work or life, and just enjoy the time you have together. So take your retirement on the road.

First step to retirement on the road. Find yourself an RV that meets your needs and desires. Maybe you are new to RVing and you’re not sure which RV would be best for you; take a look at RVing 101, its a great place to start for those looking to enjoy life on the road.

Next step, make a list of all the places you have always wanted to visit. Over time I am sure you have made a list in your head or always thought to yourself I would love to go there one day. Now is your chance. No more excuse about work or everyday life, now you have the time to go places you have always dreamed of. Maybe its just taking a trip to see your children and grandchildren. Find great places to go on your RV Vacations.

Last, enjoy your time on the road. Continue the hobbies you have, used to have, or start new ones you have always wanted to try. When you are on the road life does not stop, nor do you have to stop doing the things you love. You are one of the lucky few that would be able to do their hobby full time, and have the opportunity to do it all across the country.

I must admit, even a couple of years ago, I didn’t really have a full appreciation for blogs and why you would write a blog. Now, my knowledge and propensity toward the subject has changed pretty drastically and apparently it has also changed for many others. “In December 2008 and April 2009, studies showed that around 11 percent of Internet users were using a microblogging or status updating service. That number has now risen to 19 percent, one out of every five Internet users.” (Source: Jolie O-Neil, Read, Write, Web)

I am even going to go out on a limb and say that RVer’s, especially retired full time RVer’s, love to blog. And why not? Blogging is really perfect for retirement RV owners. Just spend any amount of time on RV forums and you will learn the first rule of trip reporting is to post pictures. Blogs allow you to post pictures and tell the story of your travels. Fulltimers love blogging, because it affords them a way to document their travels for future reference and remembrance. Blogs also allow fulltimers to share their destinations, stories, and journeys with their friends and family at home. On this day alone, I counted around 500 RV Travel blogs available through sites like HitchItch and RVthereYet.cc.

So, with so many RV blogs out there, it makes sense that RVer’s would want to preserve their blog by using a service that ensures that they will not lose all of their documented travels. While reading the other day, I came across a great blog post by Rod and Jean B entitled, “Blog Backup” and what a great idea. In their blog post, Rod and Jean suggest using the service Blog 2 Print. There are also back-up methods offered through the most popular blogger websites including the Blogger Blog Send (which I believe can be set through your Blogger settings) and WordPress Codex.

So, all of you retirement RV bloggers out there, make sure to document your travels for the rest of us to read about, but also make sure to back-up your blog through a database back-up type of service. If you would like to get started in a full time retirement RV, find your perfect RV through the RV Finder on this site.

Jenny Russell writes a series of RV blogs for the RVingPlanet family of sites. To read more of these entries, please go to the RV Blog.

Tiffin Allegro Bay interior

No Reservations, No Plans, No Worries….that’s the motto of Dale and Mary Lynn on the blog Dale and Mary Lynn’s Travels. Dale and Mary Lynn received a surprise offer of early retirement effective in June 2007 and since then have been traveling the country…and boy have they traveled in their retirement! On their 2009 retirement RV vacation, from which they just returned home to Maryland in August 2009, Dale and Mary Lynn were gone 226 days and 8 hours! They traveled to 21 States (including Alaska), two Canadian Provinces, and one Canadian territory. Follow Dale and Mary Lynn as they travel the country in their 2008 37 foot Tiffin Allegro Bay by going to Dale and Mary Lynn’s Travels.

If you would like to check out a Tiffin Allegro Bay for yourself, go to this RV Sales website.

Are you dreaming of that day that you and/or your spouse can pick out your retirement RV and be full timers? There are many RV owners out there that can hardly wait to retire, sell all of their household possessions, sell their house, head out on the road, and travel to all of those places they have been fantasizing about going to for years. Then there are those retirement RV owners who still wish to maintain a permanent house, but want to retire and take their retirement RV out on the road more often. A motorhome can be the perfect purchase for retirees to enjoy their retirement, relax, and travel. This site is dedicated to all things to do with retirement RVs. The retirement RV options, RV accessories, RV issues, and RV travel destinations all associated with Retirement RVs.

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