I don't go to the campgrounds around here, so I was pleased to see this Airstream trailer in the grocery store parking lot.
So I went around the other side to see more of it. What a fun compact little home this must be. But I didn't see the license plate! Sorry! But there's only one men's bike on the rack. So that says something.
Today's quote:
And if it’s true we are alone, we are alone together, the way blades of grass are alone, but exist as a field. |
ROSEMERRY WAHTOLA TROMMER |
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ReplyDeleteThe airstream looks like a cool way to travel. Take care, have a great day!
I've never been inside one that I can remember. But I have heard they are very well built and tidy. Of course that appeals to me, being a bit shabby and messy.
Delete...a beauty.
ReplyDeleteI think so too.
DeleteI can’t imagine hauling that.
ReplyDeleteIt is a bit long, isn't it!
DeleteA home away from home for some and a home, period for others. It is a different sort of life.
ReplyDeleteI like traveling. But with age I prefer the comforts of hot water showers and plug in electricity. A million or so years ago that would have been a lovely place to live.
DeleteThat's the size of the trailer on the Marine Corps base that John and I lived in the first year of our marriage, Compact is the word.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness. As I just mentioned, when I was young, I could live a lot smaller and simpler!
DeleteSome people do live that way.
ReplyDeleteYes indeed. I follow a bogger who apparently doesn't read other blogs, but just YouTubes about other campers. He lives with a cat named Beans.
DeleteI've driven across country many times... once in a pickup truck with a homemade camper on the back. I would love to do that again in something more comfortable like this trailer.
ReplyDeleteIt is certainly worth doing, a few times if you get the chance!
DeleteThe beginning of a story, a man on a journey, alone? My third son, who is single, has a nice camper and thought he would travel with it, but so far he has only used it a couple times. Maybe this summer he'll break out.
ReplyDeleteThere's a particular urge that I call wander-lust. With that, you don't want to stay in any one place for very long, always looking to the horizon for new opportunities.
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