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I still feel the motorhome is just about as good of a "bubble" as your stationary home.

Either way you still need to go out for essentials so that is a wash. The real key is it lets you spend time out doors in warmer weather versus being indoors. You typically are separated by more than 10 feet from anyone else when camping.

If you look at COVID since the beginning in the US, what were the trends?

- Northern (colder) states got hit harder and faster than the southern (warmer states) back in late winter and early spring because people were spending all their time indoors in the winter months while in the south people were outside.

- Southern (hotter) states got hit harder and northern states (cooler) were not as bad during the summer because people were indoors in the A/C in places like FL, TX and AZ while more people were outdoors and windows were open in the northern states.

- Northern states are surging much more now than southern states once again as the cold weather returns and people move indoors in then north. We are down in FL where the weather is perfect to be outdoors or have the window and doors open and there is plenty of outdoor dining and shopping. COVID is not surging nearly as much here as it back in PA.


We typically head back north to snowmobile in December, January and February but the way things are looking for PA, NY, MI and ME, we may not get to snowmobile this year with indoor dining being shut down and other restrictions.

If we didn't have our place in FL and we were "trapped" in the northern states, we most certainly would be loading up the motorhome and heading to warmer climates this winter..... as we did last spring when we made it through the madness in the coach when things first hit.