banking, camping and driving

[amw]

Now that i have more or less recovered from the jet lag, i am feeling a lot less fragile than those first few days back. I am still going stir crazy from the quarantine. The only human being i have laid eyes on is a delivery guy who had to check my ID because i ordered some beers. I feel like every day is a dream and other people are just shadows

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[amw]

I've been reading up on some of the RV sites and it seems that in Canada there are also several stores that are RV-friendly. It's tough to find info, though, because the number of reviews are less here than in the US. I'm not sure if that's because America (and the Sun Belt in particular) just has way more RVers, or if it's because people RVing up here are more inclined to seek out campsites specifically. I do admit, the 山水 (mountain/water) vistas of BC are objectively pretty great, so i can understand why most travelers would opt for those over a concrete parking lot.

The appealing thing about renting an RV is that there are plenty of places already up in the mountains that have rentals available, so perhaps i could greyhound up there, scout the area with a short car rental, then switch to an RV to see how it goes. If i like it, i could buy a second hand one and continue for several months. If i don't like it, i can still head back to the city and try something different. It might be one of those things that i don't really "get" until i try it.