A detour - on choosing a dog.
I couldn’t resist designing a theme around Misha’s purty face so her pages have moved. Please visit her at:
I couldn’t resist designing a theme around Misha’s purty face so her pages have moved. Please visit her at:
I couldn’t resist designing a theme around Misha’s purty face so her pages have moved. Please visit her at:
So you want a camper, but something not too heavy. You want to drive an economical, eco-friendly vehicle and you don’t want to pay the price of owning, maintaining and insuring a second vehicle for towing. Well, me too! Maybe I can help one or two of you by sharing the list of camping trailers I made during my search.
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Please note - the Backwoods Bungalow has been sold. The album will remain for anyone researching these cool little trailers.
So we went from one extreme to the other. The Scamp was a little too much and the Bungalow is a little bit not enough. I’ll leave the album up after it’s sold just in case someone else is looking for information on these neat little trailers. Read on >>>
New album posted - April trip to Oregon. Photos from the central and north coast, tidal pools, waterfalls and forests.
Oregon Albums
I know we aren’t the only ones searching for a mansion on wheels that can be pulled with 4 wimpy, gas sipping cylinders. So this section is dedicated to sharing our efforts over the years and documenting our current project. Maybe I have gone through something or found something that will help you out.
Know the title laws in your state. A trailer below a certain weight may not need a title in some states. A few tips specific to buying a trailer in Colorado: Read on >>>
1978 13′ Scamp
Go to the Scamp Album
Our first trailer was a 13′ Scamp. It has a great new home now but I thought I’d leave the photos up in case anyone is interested in our cheapskate modifications - or just trying to decide if a fiberglass trailer is for you. Read on >>>
It was an amazing day, a once in a life time hike. I don’t mean the park would only look that way once in my lifetime, just that my timing will probably never be that good again. It was still summer by a few days, fall color was close to peaking, winter was making it’s first serious attempt to take over.
Last one until we get to go somewhere new! For our 25th anniversary last April we went on a road trip. We visited Bryce Canyon and Zion National Parks in Utah, stopped in Las Vegas and renewed our vows at a drive up wedding chapel, spent a little time in Page Arizona visiting Lake Powell, and drove home via the Black Canyon of the Gunnison. Next step, trip reports! That’s harder than I thought it would be, hope I have sense enough to write them right away from now on!