"To travel is to live"

The title of this article is a famous quote by Hans Christian Andersen, who lived back in the 1800s.

He was famous as a travel writer and for writing children's stories. One of his most popular works is The Little Mermaid.

I'm sure travel wasn't easy in his day, at least not like it is today, but it was as interesting and intriguing as it is today.

It doesn't matter where you go. As the picture implies, just put a pin in the map and go.

As an RVer, you're free to travel

Go for it. It doesn't matter whether you do international travel or travel somewhere in the US. Just go. Do some of both. Don't go to see something in particular.

Yes, it's nice to see the Grand Canyon, Niagara Falls, and the Eiffel Tower, but it's also good to sometimes go and see what you can discover. When you travel, be open-minded. You'll be amazed at what you can experience by eating in a local mom-and-pop cafe or stopping to talk to a farmer working in his field.

As the picture at the top of the page implies, sometimes it's good to put a pin in a map and go.

Bottom line: Whether you go to a foreign country or go 50 miles down the road, and make one left turn to see what you find, I'm sure you'll feel the same way Hans Christian Andersen felt when he said, "To travel is to live."