What's this coming down the road?
And almost driving right past before I could get a photo:
This cute little caravan is a new part of our bushfire emergency plan.
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9 comments:
A hand crank I suppose so you would not have to rely on power. Would be good ballast to stop any swaying.
I love your little caravan! I want to live there.
It's a nice caravan, do you use it in vacation? Maybe I don't understatement what you mean by bushfire emergency plan? To escape in your caravan maybe ?
That's one of the reasons I like our van, just in case and also for holidays .....
I bought a small machine that fits perfectly in ours...
A nice little caravan for sure. I have a little flat in Bergen, and I try to find out if I can keep a little sewing machine here. I can't find all the blogs I use to follow, as Bloglovin' is dow all the time. Have you a problem with it?
Fabulous little house on wheels. A very sensible idea for your fire plan. Looking forward to seeing some travels in it.
A nice house on wheels. Marie
If you were local, I would give you one of my featherweights for your caravan. Mine aren't beautiful, but they both sew well. If you were local, though, you wouldn't need a bushfire emergency plan. Sounds scary to me.
Ooh, I saw the post of the pillows and I thought they looked like they were in a camper. Good for you! We just (finally) closed on a car that we can use as a tow vehicle so am hoping we can get a camper in the next year or two. While you are calling this an emergency vehicle, I hope you get to take a few travels in it too. I agree with Laura, a Featherweight is perfect for a camper!!
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