To everything, there is a season.

We bought a cabin in the mountains last year, something that I said I would
never do because I don't want to go to the same old place every time.  But,
we got a deal on it, making $40k in the two months between a cash closing
and the appraisal on a fixed rate loan, so it was attractive in that sense.
It is near Cedar City, Utah, and there is enough in the area to keep one
busy for a few years of side trips and exploration.  It is lovely, and will
qualify as a nice business expense deduction as we will be doing business
out of it, and using it as a vacation rental.

The big Newmar was sitting still for different reasons, and we were looking
for a larger truck to help do some remodeling work at the cabin any way.
Plus, in our experiences with the motorhome in the last couple of years, we
were finding that a 5th wheel was more our style.

I have been going through some health issues in the past few years.  Travel
has been an on and off thing.  So, it is not all or nothing.  RVs are just
like a lot of things in life.  You want one, and ............ poof
............. the next day, one is in your life.  They're not that permanent
or hard to come by.  When you are busy, you work.  When you aren't you play.
Life is balance.  If you do one or the other out of balance, it doesn't
work.

RVs, situations, friends, and relationships come and go.  And there's always
another over the next hill.

Steve