Change is hard, and exciting. I've got an appointment this afternoon at my bank for an RV loan for a 22' Class B+. It has everything a big rig has, very compact, with an expandable wet bath. Viewing, and hopefully buying this weekend, from a reputable dealer. John is definitely the Doctor; of this TARDIS, but at least his companion won't drive him crazy, well, most of the time. :) Jon in rural BC, Canada
I noticed she didn't wipe her feet or take her shoes off when entering RV. But both owners did. Nice RV and solar system. Thank you sharing and for video. Blessings to you.
Thanks so much for looking out for us, Gail! But if you look closely, Cait did indeed slip off her sandals as she stepped inside and left them on our mat inside, which is where we leave ours, and you can see her barefoot at least once further on in the video (like at 4:46). She just did it so fast it looked as though she didn't! All four of us (Cait, Tom, Peter & John) always remove our shoes in our RVs, so it's second nature for all of us. 🦶
I remember being surprised as well when I first heard that they were downsizing from that 43ft behemoth motorhome to this tiny! 19ft travel trailer! This would be perfect for the newbie RVer just starting out. It's too bad no one has produced a 20ft Diesel Pusher motorhome. 🙂
Nice rig indeed! Not something that would work for us, as we're so use to the room in our '36 QSH Phaeton, and we've done the truck/camper solution, as well as a 26' travel trailer in the past, which had it's own queen sized bed bedroom! I would imagine with this trailer there must be times when you get in each others way, if say cooking was happening, and the bathroom is needed for the second person? We too, have a sticks & bricks, but use our Phaeton generally for our Arizona winter get-away, as well as many smaller trips where we can take our grandkids and have some fun times with them. My question would be to the guys is, do you ever think in the future you may go back to a larger rig, or even a motorhome again? The savings are great, but as one gets older, the comforts take a higher priority is what I'm finding! Thanks for the video, as I've watched the RV Geeks for a long long time now, and live in the same Province as well.
Overall it is nice. When the table is up you see very ugly typical folding table legs. I think those should be replaced with some attractive wooden supportsn x. Also the sheets show when the bed is up. Some method of covering that up would improve things..
They’ve been at this for over TWENTY YEARS!? So jealous. What a fun tour, thanks!
Thanks, Cait, for sharing our enthusiasm for our first new RV in over 18 years! ❤
We have gone down from a 43ft toy hauler to a lance 1172 truck camper
Wow, love the RV. This layout really makes sense.
you all look amazing. Good to see everyone looking great. I understand the downsizing and having a Homefront
Good to see you in the U.P. - it's beautiful there!
I love the new RV/rig....thanks for sharing!
RV Geeks! omg they're aging in reverse!
Well thanks so much.❤You just made our day! ☺️
Good to see you together again. Hope all is going well.
Change is hard, and exciting. I've got an appointment this afternoon at my bank for an RV loan for a 22' Class B+. It has everything a big rig has, very compact, with an expandable wet bath. Viewing, and hopefully buying this weekend, from a reputable dealer.
John is definitely the Doctor; of this TARDIS, but at least his companion won't drive him crazy, well, most of the time. :)
Jon in rural BC, Canada
Congrats and good luck with the upcoming rig, Jon!!!
I noticed she didn't wipe her feet or take her shoes off when entering RV. But both owners did. Nice RV and solar system. Thank you sharing and for video. Blessings to you.
Thanks so much for looking out for us, Gail! But if you look closely, Cait did indeed slip off her sandals as she stepped inside and left them on our mat inside, which is where we leave ours, and you can see her barefoot at least once further on in the video (like at 4:46). She just did it so fast it looked as though she didn't! All four of us (Cait, Tom, Peter & John) always remove our shoes in our RVs, so it's second nature for all of us. 🦶
@@RVgeeks Okay...My mistake... I apologize to Cait and camera person...Thank you the info..
@@gailjohnson6670 No worries, Gail! We so appreciate your looking out for us and our rig! And Tom was filming, so his shoes came off too! All good! 😄
I remember being surprised as well when I first heard that they were downsizing from that 43ft behemoth motorhome to this tiny! 19ft travel trailer! This would be perfect for the newbie RVer just starting out. It's too bad no one has produced a 20ft Diesel Pusher motorhome. 🙂
Nice rig indeed! Not something that would work for us, as we're so use to the room in our '36 QSH Phaeton, and we've done the truck/camper solution, as well as a 26' travel trailer in the past, which had it's own queen sized bed bedroom! I would imagine with this trailer there must be times when you get in each others way, if say cooking was happening, and the bathroom is needed for the second person? We too, have a sticks & bricks, but use our Phaeton generally for our Arizona winter get-away, as well as many smaller trips where we can take our grandkids and have some fun times with them. My question would be to the guys is, do you ever think in the future you may go back to a larger rig, or even a motorhome again? The savings are great, but as one gets older, the comforts take a higher priority is what I'm finding! Thanks for the video, as I've watched the RV Geeks for a long long time now, and live in the same Province as well.
you are not full timers so can go smaller. Full timers need their house
🤛👍🙏🦅😎🇺🇸
Overall it is nice. When the table is up you see very ugly typical folding table legs. I think those should be replaced with some attractive wooden supportsn x. Also the sheets show when the bed is up. Some method of covering that up would improve things..
We’re all about function over form, and while those two details about the bed could be more elegant, it doesn’t bother us a bit, and it works great!