Thank you, Julia!

Glad you are enjoying ypur WA journey too.

Press on!

Thanks for sharing, Christian!

I am happy to hear that Google has indexed your website!

Keep making steady progress with the training daily, and the affiliate dollars will come.

Press on, Sir!

Thanks so much, Kyle!

The platform you and Carson have created has really grown and improved over the years. You all are to be commended!

I try to share that sentiment on my websites. I get raw clicks but no trial versions. I used to. I will try to better express the sentiment and value of what WA is all about!

I look forward to meeting you one day!

Thanks so much for stopping by Roy and sharing with me! Much appreciated!

Yes, Pam and I are still enjoying full time RVing. We are currently in the northern states of the US.

Have a Blessed day!

Good morning Howard,

It's a pleasure!

That sounds like great fun, Howard! I know that your country is massive, so you don't really have to leave it. Here in the UK, many of us try and escape to warmer places. I guess I am fortunate to have a wife who comes from Greece!

Do you have a house that you go back to now and then all you spend the whole time in the RVs? I know that some of the American RVs are much larger than the traditional caravan or campervan that we have in the UK, although there are some larger models available.

It's great to see you active on the platform.

Have a fantastic day.

Roy

Hi Roy!

Wow, for me Greece would be an amazing place to visit.

Yes, Pam and I have been full time RVing since 2008. We have no other home than our home on wheels.

Yes. the US is a big place. It has allowed us to rack up over 200k miles in RVs. And, that's my niche.

Have a great day too, Roy!

Here's JC the Super C!

Good morning Howard,

I can definitely recommend Greece! My wife comes from near Thessaloniki, which is in mainland Greece. I haven't visited any of the islands, apparently, there are loads of them. I'm sure you would have great fun there! I guess the biggest issue would be getting from the US to Europe.

That's amazing, Howard, you obviously enjoy it, which is fantastic. I'm sure you have plenty of variety in the US, as in places to visit.

I looked up JC, the Super C, I flicked through a YouTube video and this particular model was absolutely amazing! Although I did think there were lots of things to potentially go wrong! This one had a Cummins diesel engine, and much more.

As you know, I don't know anything about RVs, but it really looked like the Rolls-Royce of RVs. What a fantastic vehicle to have.

What do you do if you have an issue or problem with your RV. With a car, we drop into a service centre, but when it's your home, with your belongings, it's a bit different. Maybe there are mobile RV repair shops?

Have a fantastic Sunday.

Roy

PS: I notice you have the wheels covered up, why is that, please?

Hi Roy!

Yes, travel from the US to Greece would be troublesome, given the travel environment.

JC, the Super C is loaded with lots of technologies that have the possibility of failing at some point. I am an RV technician, so that does help.

We have been back to the manufacturer twice to fix issues normally occurring in the engine month-building process. We also had a chassis issue that required us to leave the RV for a week. That's hard when it's our full time home.

Last May was the first time this has happened in the past sixteen years. We stayed in a hotel, and the RV was secure inside a service center. It was under warranty, and we also got our hotel expenses covered. We are not on a schedule, so it was okay. That's called life on the road.

The tire covers are for when I am parked for over a few weeks. They help prevent the UV damage that shortens these big RV tires. Tires that don't move lose their ability to fight UV damage because they are not moving, heating up, or flexing.

Hope you are enjoying your Sunday and not spending too much time looking at your computer screen!

Good morning Howard,

I understand where you're coming from, it doesn't look easy. I guess the best way would be to get to France and across Europe that way. You could either go through the Balkans or down to Italy and then get the ferry across. My wife has done the trip by land and normally takes the Italian route. Apparently, it's a very nice journey.

It's great that you are an RV technician, Howard; that sounds like a very useful trade in your position. The technology on the RV that I looked at was amazing!

I'm guessing that in an ideal world, it may be easier to keep your RV under warranty, but that may be easier said than done.

That's pretty good if you have only had one breakdown or warranty claim in 16 years, I guess. Can you lock your belongings up as it's a bit like someone having a free run of your house without being there! I guess you could kind of make it like holiday and have a change of scenery staying in the hotel.

I didn't know that about the tyres, that's interesting; we never stop learning!

Your RV life sounds very interesting!

I try to keep Sundays different from the other six days. I normally spend about 30 minutes on a Sunday morning replying to Wealthy Affiliate comments, etc., and then do something totally different. There is always that temptation when the computer is nearby!

Have a fantastic week.

Roy

Thanks, Roy! You have a great week as well!

Hi Rob!

It's open to everyone.

You never know what may happen for you once you are sitting on your yacht and have time on your hands to help others here in WA.

Thank you, Sir!

Trust me Howard I am going for it, but life is not forever