Every Miles A Memory
Expedition Leader
nwoods said:Ha, calling the kettle black are we? I saw the image you posted in one of these threads of your wife posing nicely. We appear to be fortunate men indeed
Thanks man, lucky we are in life and travels!!
Every Miles A Memory
Expedition Leader
Saw this thing at El Morro in New Mexico. It was a bus conversion, but the cool part was the homemade green house on the roof.
They were growing herbs and vegatables on the roof while they travel! :chef:
The front part had a hard piece of plexiglass and the top section just had heavy duty plastic that was taped on
Might be an option for those of us who travel full time and have the roof space
They were growing herbs and vegatables on the roof while they travel! :chef:
The front part had a hard piece of plexiglass and the top section just had heavy duty plastic that was taped on
Might be an option for those of us who travel full time and have the roof space
Every Miles A Memory
Expedition Leader
Another interesting Camper we spotted in Michigan's Upper Peninsula
Top looks like it pop's up for a sleeper or more head room
The bed was made up along the back windows of the thing
I have no idea why there is a John Deere sticker on the side? I googled it and John Deere never made a camper that I could find? Maybe the older couple were a couple of retired farmers or just liked the tractor company
The older couple that got out and went into the store were intheir late 60's and looked they were the original owners:ylsmoke:
Top looks like it pop's up for a sleeper or more head room
The bed was made up along the back windows of the thing
I have no idea why there is a John Deere sticker on the side? I googled it and John Deere never made a camper that I could find? Maybe the older couple were a couple of retired farmers or just liked the tractor company
The older couple that got out and went into the store were intheir late 60's and looked they were the original owners:ylsmoke:
Co-opski
Expedition Leader
Saw this thing at El Morro in New Mexico. It was a bus conversion, but the cool part was the homemade green house on the roof.
They were growing herbs and vegatables on the roof while they travel! :chef:
The front part had a hard piece of plexiglass and the top section just had heavy duty plastic that was taped on
Might be an option for those of us who travel full time and have the roof space
That would work if you were not crossing any boarders. The gov'ment frowns on moving fresh produce and live plants between countries.
BTW it is a nice set up, I like the beach cruisers.
Every Miles A Memory
Expedition Leader
I thought I was going to get sick I ate so many oranges at the Mexican border when the Border Patrol told me we werent going to be able to bring them back across.
But I couldnt bring myself to throw them out, they were some of the best oranges we had ever eaten.
I see your point about crossing borders with a small garden on your roof:sombrero:
upcruiser
Perpetual Transient
Some shots from my travels in Europe the last few weeks...
First one, in Falkert, Austria, Pinzgauer!
70 Series Troopy in Garmisch, Germany at the Olympic Park
I've been fortunate to be running this, S-line A6 TDI, picture from this evening in Maria Alm, Austria. I love this car!
First one, in Falkert, Austria, Pinzgauer!
70 Series Troopy in Garmisch, Germany at the Olympic Park
I've been fortunate to be running this, S-line A6 TDI, picture from this evening in Maria Alm, Austria. I love this car!
adventureduo
Dave Druck [KI6LBB]
I knew Yosh's Jeep was small but.. sheesh..
