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There is very little crime in the Netherlands. Portugal is right up there with them.

That's a beautiful trailer.  However, $300,000 plus, and you still only get a single bed...

Crime is another big issue, at least in France.  If you own a house, you have to have high walls around it, all of it, and they do.  The police are uninterested in property crimes, they treat you like a criminal if you report one.  We had a large group of French retirees over to Cincy and some of them we knew visited our house and marveled that we had no fence, and asked how that could be?  I looked at the dude and said "Everyone is armed", which was not really true.  Go into a suburban area near Paris or Lyon and you'll see what I mean.

Had no idea crime was so prevalent in greater France; a little surprised because what you’re referencing about policing and property walls is not the case I remember for my time spent in France’s bordering nations. But maybe the rest of Western Europe is slowly trending this way? Those two observations – indifferent policing and especially the property walls – are hallmarks of non-First World nations where the public is resigned to crime and corruption.

Whenever I go into Mexico or further into former Soviet Blocs the property walls (behind which are often mean dogs) is the first major neighborhood difference I notice. All along the sidewalks and roadways Gates, Bars, and Walls block point-blank view and access to driveways and residences.

For example, two street scenes from one of Tijuana’s nicer neighborhoods near the Pacific Coast:

If I'm spending $300K on a trailer, you think I'm letting the kids inside that thing? Nah, that's for me and ONE other person.

Oh agreed, but there are still solely single beds available.

Edit: Ah I see this might need clarification.  I'm referring to the SIZE of the bed.  There are 2 single (or twin) beds aft, and amidships there are two mini-dinettes that would convert to something slightly smaller than a twin.

So no matter who you are, the largest bed available to you, is a twin.

That is equal of course to 300 stays at a $1,000 per night hotel.  I know what my wife would say.

Even worse because on the trailer you have to pay for storage, maintenance, upkeep.  If you want it to stay that highly polished, and you don't plan to do the work yourself, then for a trailer that size you're looking at $5,000-$6,000 per year just to maintain that gleam.

And since I've polished a trailer that size, several times, I can assure you that you don't want to do that work.

So no matter who you are, the largest bed available to you, is a twin.

Ahh...

So even MORE nope from me. I'm 2" taller than a twin bed is long...

That's a beautiful trailer.  However, $300,000 plus, and you still only get a single bed...

Ya and if you look into the windows why is it filled with boxes?