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The Life and Times of Kevin and Sheryl. Their journey together exploring this great country via the roads less traveled.
Kevin and Sheryl, are a couple who love life (hence the blog name)enjoy and love each other immensely. I Kevin retired from the Air Force in Jun 06 and Sheryl is a recently retired RN. They have wonderful children, scattered around the country.
They became full time RVers 1 Apr 2010 and will be traveling the country and taking in all she has to offer. They will be exploring the back roads in their jeep and the front roads in the travel trailer. So tag along as they enjoy the RV lifestyle and all it has to offer.
Jerry and Suzy are, in their own words, old married folks, since 1960. After raising two daughters and helping with their kids, we hit the road in 2002, and haven’t stopped since. We are full-time RVers – no house, no jobs, no lawn to mow, and like rolling stones, we gather no moss.
Their motorhome, Rocinante, “Rosie” for short, is a 2001 Itasca Suncruiser, made by Winnebago. She is 36 feet long, built on a Ford Triton chassis. We bought her new in 2002. She has one slide-out room, part living room, part kitchen.
Rosie has been to 31 of our United States, two Canadian Provinces, and into Mexico. She’s got 51,000 miles under her fanbelt, at about 7 miles per gallon average. She’s climbed the Rockies, the Sierra Nevada, the Cascades, and the Siskyous. She’s crossed the Continintal Divide in several states. She has traveled the Alaska Highway and the Cassiar, the “Top of the World” highway, parts of Route 66, and some very interesting back roads surfaced with gravel and dirt.
She’s been stuck in the mud twice, waded through melting permafrost, and blown one tire.
Rosie is more than anxious to see where she’ll go next, and so, quite frankly, are we.
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