My SO and I both retired Dec 31, 2018 and moved 1000 miles from the city to a 40 acre country farm. Me with 18 years as a Safe and Vault Tech, (and a lot of lawn and garden equipment and generator repair prior to that) and her after 45 years in military and civil service. Enough retirement income to not have to pinch pennys. Moved to the middle of nowhere. Don't travel much, but we are more relaxed now than then.
As said, if all the monies pencil out properly, take the plunge. We don't regret it. If you do decide to retire, stay busy! Mind and body - Being a couch potato and watching TV all day doesn't do one any good.
I probably work a little more on our 40 acres than before retiring, but I can get up when I want, don't have to punch a clock, and go fishing in the pond at 2PM if I want.
A little disconcerting at first, wondering what you are going to do all day, but you will get over it!
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