I've seen a camper use a hula hoop with a shower curtain hung around down from it. Then just threaded through rope, tied up on a pole swing out at 90° stright out horizontal from your van. So you can stand in it with your hot shower Good bit of privacy.
The indoor kitchen/hot water heater in the van is a game changer that suddenly makes the tear drop trailer a very doable option. If I didn't have my family and was single I would seriously consider this type of set up
Hi...altho the rig is cool, I believe your family right now is extremely cool, for your raising future son/daughter(s) to be good citizens of the world & as they age, you have a project to work on for when the day comes when the kids are adults & you can travel in a teardrop. blessings
If you can find a square water tank to fit your space capacity will increase about 1/4 over a round. Rectangular is another option, if custom made consider internal baffles.
@Ryan Anderson whatevr ur talk bout iz bullshyt.idc if u work at a airport.they are chemtrailln/aerosol spraying in the name of bullshyt global warming which is a fukn hoax & theyre blocking the sun wit barium and alumimum.now either ur a agent provacateur or ur too stoopid and unaware of whats takn place in every city in america and every country in the world.the planes is up there everyday makn the clouds and keepn it cold as hell and its summertime.im sik of stoopid fukn people like u to make such a frivolous comment when the truth is in plain sight in ur face everyday u go outside.u got nano growing in ur body and u dont even fukn kno.u probably dont even hav ur cameras on ur dumbphone,laptop,desktop taped up so the cia & military, Google,facebook & any othr entity can't see ya dumb ass & look in2 ur home.for we wrestle against not flesh & blood but principalities in high places.we livin out a modern day biblical revelation Satanist.but u should fukn kno that already becuz u hav a very high intelligence quotient workn at the airport(build airports,u still work at a airport).u work a 9 to 5 so ur a vic of the 40 40 40 scheme.Wake up!!!!!
My wife and I own a 2016 Little Guy 5 wide with a stove and sink and really enjoyed this video. We’re getting ready to take it to Maine this weekend. Just packed the wool blanket and 200 watt heater.
Hi Rusty, Interesting seeing the different ways people choose to travel and camp...an endless variety. Being well organized is a big plus when traveling full time. Max had some great space saving ideas that work well for him in a small camper. Thanks for sharing.
Great video Rusty. It's so nice when you actually have somebody else to ask the questions. Makes you seem a little more sane. Anyway, great job and thanks again.
WOW! Impressive! I have an Intech Explore and I still can't be comfortable with the temp setting and I have read the manual. Just wondering what setting is best.
Hi...WOW!!! ok...so, he reads a book & he's able to do all the electrical stuff....he's one very intelligent man...awesome & really organized...great video. blessings
Really appreciate this interview, Rusty. I camp in a TAG mini teardrop and my longest trip from Kentucky to Arizona and back was 3 wks. I can't imagine 3 years! That is dedication. Max is a winner. Wild Bill
You interviewed a modest gentleman who really has a cool looking little rig. He can live comfortably with his trailer and get great gas mileage with his 4 cylinder van! Simple and functional. I couldn’t sleep in there in the winter months unless I could find a warmer climate. Or have a good heating system. But he knows Florida and I don’t have a clue about that state except I have only seen pictures of there. Thank you for sharing this cool setup Rusty 👍
You'd be surprised. I've winter tented many times down below zero and with the right insulated air mattress and sleeping bags, I swear to god I know it's hard to believe but I get up to 90F under the covers and sweat my balls off just from body heat. It's all about the correct gear.
luis ruiz I’d have to see your picture of you first because we ladies need to be safe nowadays. Thank you for the offer and opportunity if you’re serious. If not thanks anyway Luis Ruiz. Have a great day sir!
Loved the Videos. He seems like a real nice man. Thanks Max for showing this. I hope he has places he can go and have fun and not stay in the camper all the time.
We have a homebuilt teardrop that is a “convertible.” We built it in 2013 and have had that little joker everywhere from Virginia to Missourri and the Gulf Coast to the Great Lakes. I really haven’t had a chance to get it out and video much with it since we really started up wih our channel, but we plan to do soething about that this summer. Max has one cool little set up, but usually there are at least four of us, so we have a pop up gazebo with the walls that serve as the bedroom for our son and his friends. It would never work for full timing with the whole family, but it is a lot of fun for a week at the beach!
I hate those nosey old twats. Overly friendly gropers. I usually just tell them I'm on the lamb and just want to masturbate in peace, so mind your own business.
Ingenious! I'm glad Max has the Ford Transit van as that's what I would like to go with vs the over-priced gas guzzling larger "work" vans. Thanks for finding Max and sharing his incredible travel system.
I want a tear drop trailer! I've got a 28ft camping trailer already but I have it set up permanent on my son's property and I live full time in it. But a tear drop would now be perfect for weekend get aways or a week's worth of visiting and traveling.
I live in my travel trailer in Plant City Florida which is South near Tampa. While many parks are expensive I have found 2 parks under $400 a month. During the winter the lot can cost about $100 more a month til summer, April, when the snowbirds go home. Thanks for the interview.
Great interview! Rusty you did a nice job and yes it was almost as good as Barbara Walters would have done. Very interesting and enjoyable. Good questions and comments. It takes two to Tango and you and Max did a nice dance.
Great to see someone like Max who is inventive and independent and does so much more with less. Quite the contrast to many of the YT'rs who claim to be "travelers". I won't name any names but I'm sure many of your subscribers are familiar with their channels.
Good tour! Thanks Max! Sorry I didn't get to see your trike though. A rare site. I'm into the recumbent trike hobby. Mine is a 2001 Greenspeed GTO with the 3x8x2=48 gear setup (3 speed internal hub, 8 speed cog set and Schlumpf 2 speed mountain drive. Will get e-assist some day.
Thinking about buying one of these and putting a rooftop tent on top. Also a shower tent for the outside shower. Instead of a Camper Van, pulling it with my truck.
good interview with Max and tour of his 5 wide. It's a reach to full time in one of these, especially during new mexico wind storms, all his stuff on the picnic tables would be in lake. Remember back to the weather in Pancho Villa. I also own a teardrop.
Great video. I really enjoyed this because I have a teardrop trailer too and appreciate seeing how other folks use their trailers. The only thing I worry about is that bolt sticking out near the front seat. Great job!
Real inspiring, I work for so many people this guys kinda age ( guess retired ) that simply get up and stare out of their home window, this guy live's an adventure, top guy,
Max has a nice set up Rusty, like all pioneers we learn as we go into the frontier. Modern settlers living in metal wagons powered by solar power and gas or electricity. Good video. This Sailor is on liberty...
What a great setup with those wonderful fluffy clouds in the background WOW. I do not remember when we have seen clouds like that here in Milo, Maine (THE MAGOO'S) THANKS.
I have an Intech Explore Flyer and it is fanastic. Has AC/Heat, Fan and is actually an 8 x 10 toy hauler. I LOVE IT! Yakima rack on top and offroad tires. Purchased it from Princess Craft in Round Rock, TX.
That is cool, thanks for the video. I should have got a smaller RV, but not that small, my 4 cyl. Jeep gets 26 MPG, but only 13 MPG when towing my lightweight 16' Toy Hauler, but I have a inside Toilet & Shower, that is nice for cold weather camping.
We stayed in a campground near JAX in Florida for $280/month plus electric. No extras, basically a parking lot with hookups. But cheap. And we have a regular place outside of Orlando for $450/month plus electric, which is crowded but has some extras - a nice pool, clubhouse , activities, etc. We spend at least a month there every winter because I have family in Orlando and we enjoy the parks.(I have a Florida Bank account that I change the mailing address to the campground when we are there, let's us get a Florida residents seasonal weekday only pass for cheap). 8 months of the year we are working as consultants all over upstate NY, with occasionally some interesting living arrangements - the Morristown Village dock, the St Lawrence county fairground, the Saranac Lake school bus garage one winter, the highway dept parking lot in a number of places with an extension cord run to the coach. We also have some reasonably (for the Adirondacks) inexpensive campgrounds that we use when we can. Right now we are in a beautiful place right on the St Regis River, we will be here for through August, so we paid for a seasonal site - $1100 for the season, but we will use it for 3 months.
SmellyFish Pooh 1: we are paying around $388 per month including our electric, so it really isn't that expensive, considering we will be grossing over $129k this year. Since we will be there for 3 months it made sense to pay the $1100 for the season rather than paying $450 monthly. It saves us $250, and if we happen to need to come back in October to do. Follow up, we are covered. 2: we work hard - 9 or 10 hours per day - so if we don't have to deal with the time consuming aspects of dry camping, it is better. 3: every cent we spend on the RV - rent, power, repairs, everything, plus depreciation is deductible as a business expense, so it is actually even less expensive. 4: We have numerous free options that include, as I said before, and depending on the town, everything from a full hookup right outside the highway garage where we will be working, to a full hookup spot in the county fairgrounds, to an electric-only site in the village hall parking lot with a key to use the rest rooms after hours. We often use the electric-only options in late fall and early spring when the temperatures hover around 20 degrees Fahrenheit most nights. If we take a winter contract we have to get creative. I mentioned one time the village let us park in the school bus garage - electric only, but access to a toilet and shower on the second floor. We also have a little studio apartment near Lake Placid the we rent if we need to work in that part of the world in the deep winter, which in the high peaks often hits 30 below. We are not dilettantes. Our coach is our home for work. When we are not working we often do dry camp, since those rents are not tax deductible. Or we stay in state parks. The Orlando campground is also tax deductible because I work at the BARF in February and March. And since I am there for 2 months usually, it makes sense.
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I've seen a camper use a hula hoop with a shower curtain hung around down from it. Then just threaded through rope, tied up on a pole swing out at 90° stright out horizontal from your van. So you can stand in it with your hot shower Good bit of privacy.
The indoor kitchen/hot water heater in the van is a game changer that suddenly makes the tear drop trailer a very doable option. If I didn't have my family and was single I would seriously consider this type of set up
The Modern Zoologist I see a cry for help😂
Have teardrop and use kitchen in back of trailer. Not too bad and with a good canopy.
Hi...altho the rig is cool, I believe your family right now is extremely cool, for your raising future son/daughter(s) to be good citizens of the world & as they age, you have a project to work on for when the day comes when the kids are adults & you can travel in a teardrop. blessings
If you can find a square water tank to fit your space capacity will increase about 1/4 over a round. Rectangular is another option, if custom made consider internal baffles.
Awesome little rig! All the necessary stuff to be happy on the road! Very nice man that owns it too. I wish him happy travels!
This was nice ...those clouds though ...so damn beautiful..the clouds look like a painting ... wow!
You're just so used to the Chemtrails...That's how Clouds used to, and should look
clark....more like looking into green screen lol!
@Ryan Anderson whatevr ur talk bout iz bullshyt.idc if u work at a airport.they are chemtrailln/aerosol spraying in the name of bullshyt global warming which is a fukn hoax & theyre blocking the sun wit barium and alumimum.now either ur a agent provacateur or ur too stoopid and unaware of whats takn place in every city in america and every country in the world.the planes is up there everyday makn the clouds and keepn it cold as hell and its summertime.im sik of stoopid fukn people like u to make such a frivolous comment when the truth is in plain sight in ur face everyday u go outside.u got nano growing in ur body and u dont even fukn kno.u probably dont even hav ur cameras on ur dumbphone,laptop,desktop taped up so the cia & military, Google,facebook & any othr entity can't see ya dumb ass & look in2 ur home.for we wrestle against not flesh & blood but principalities in high places.we livin out a modern day biblical revelation Satanist.but u should fukn kno that already becuz u hav a very high intelligence quotient workn at the airport(build airports,u still work at a airport).u work a 9 to 5 so ur a vic of the 40 40 40 scheme.Wake up!!!!!
Did you see the rectangular cloud? Never seen one of those in my 69 years on this Earth!
My wife and I own a 2016 Little Guy 5 wide with a stove and sink and really enjoyed this video. We’re getting ready to take it to Maine this weekend. Just packed the wool blanket and 200 watt heater.
I do believe Rusty is one of the friendliest and most gracious people I’ve seen. Great video
He is very organized.I am also impressed with the fuel mileage of that little van.
I like that guy he is cool, as long as he is happy that is all that matters
I love your camping ideas. Way to go Max ! It's not camping but a life style. Awesome. Thumbs up...!
Wow! I may sell my Xterra and buy Transit, the MPG while towing that thing blew my mind. His setup is one of the best one's I've seen in awhile.
Hi Rusty, Interesting seeing the different ways people choose to travel and camp...an endless variety. Being well organized is a big plus when traveling full time. Max had some great space saving ideas that work well for him in a small camper. Thanks for sharing.
Life is like a box of chocolates you never know what RV life ya gonna get :-)
I never thought I'd see anyone as interesting as Rusty on this channel. Max seems like an interesting man probably with an interesting background.
I thought Rusty was going to discover a meth lab in his van, haha!
"So why do you have this fan on your back door!
What a cleverman very organized, very tailored to his need. I would like to see a few others like this
Great video Rusty. It's so nice when you actually have somebody else to ask the questions. Makes you seem a little more sane. Anyway, great job and thanks again.
Impressive WOW thanks for showing us Max setup ! So much talent !
I love this guys setup. These little trailers are cool. You can tow them behind a four cylinder and not worry about spending a fortune in gas.
Max is very organized. It's interesting to see how creative people can be. Thanks for showing us this Rusty and Max.
WOW! Impressive! I have an Intech Explore and I still can't be comfortable with the temp setting and I have read the manual. Just wondering what setting is best.
Hi...WOW!!! ok...so, he reads a book & he's able to do all the electrical stuff....he's one very intelligent man...awesome & really organized...great video. blessings
I have the same setup. Exact same teardrop, right down to the same tongue boxes. Works great.
Really appreciate this interview, Rusty. I camp in a TAG mini teardrop and my longest trip from Kentucky to Arizona and back was 3 wks. I can't imagine 3 years! That is dedication. Max is a winner. Wild Bill
Wow, he made such great use of the space. I love watching how creative people are with their rigs.
Thank you Rusty, This was a great interview with Max. I'm very impressed with what Max has done.
God Bless him this man reminds of my dad smart doing things from his own mind. God Bless you all who do this way of life, keep yourselfs on the road.
I love that he is able to run a VitaMix
You interviewed a modest gentleman who really has a cool looking little rig. He can live comfortably with his trailer and get great gas mileage with his 4 cylinder van! Simple and functional. I couldn’t sleep in there in the winter months unless I could find a warmer climate. Or have a good heating system. But he knows Florida and I don’t have a clue about that state except I have only seen pictures of there. Thank you for sharing this cool setup Rusty 👍
You'd be surprised. I've winter tented many times down below zero and with the right insulated air mattress and sleeping bags, I swear to god I know it's hard to believe but I get up to 90F under the covers and sweat my balls off just from body heat. It's all about the correct gear.
Hes also forever alone and single
@@jonbertocchi173 But that doesn't mean lonely. It means free and living the life without compromise.
come with me , I show you Florida
luis ruiz I’d have to see your picture of you first because we ladies need to be safe nowadays. Thank you for the offer and opportunity if you’re serious. If not thanks anyway Luis Ruiz. Have a great day sir!
Good Evening Rusty, Thank you for sharing your visit with Max. He has his act together! Take care. 👍🏼🙏🏼
He's got a great setup. Super comfy and as you say, very well organized. Great mileage too.
WOW!!! Amazing setup, lots of thought went in to it. He has everything and then more. Great way to travel.
Arizona is a good place to be in the winter, the desert is just gorgeous
You and Max really know how to live!! A really enjoyable video!! Thank you for sharing Rusty!!
Loved the Videos. He seems like a real nice man. Thanks Max for showing this. I hope he has places he can go and have fun and not stay in the camper all the time.
I believe you have a great sense of freedom, i like simple life being far away from the big cities and close to nature
Amazing clouds in background!
I want that teardrop, the shower, that chair....
I have a Little Guy. Works great!! Very easy. For a single lady camping alone. I wanted easy.
good for you
We have a homebuilt teardrop that is a “convertible.” We built it in 2013 and have had that little joker everywhere from Virginia to Missourri and the Gulf Coast to the Great Lakes. I really haven’t had a chance to get it out and video much with it since we really started up wih our channel, but we plan to do soething about that this summer. Max has one cool little set up, but usually there are at least four of us, so we have a pop up gazebo with the walls that serve as the bedroom for our son and his friends. It would never work for full timing with the whole family, but it is a lot of fun for a week at the beach!
I just discovered Rusty and he is my freaking spirit animal 😎
the interviewer seems like such a damn nice guy
Fax
kappakumplete too nice
Yes! He reminds me of Huell Howser, a California PBS content provider. (He’s since passed away ☹️). He did a series called California’s Gold.
I hate those nosey old twats. Overly friendly gropers. I usually just tell them I'm on the lamb and just want to masturbate in peace, so mind your own business.
Ingenious! I'm glad Max has the Ford Transit van as that's what I would like to go with vs the over-priced gas guzzling larger "work" vans. Thanks for finding Max and sharing his incredible travel system.
I want a tear drop trailer! I've got a 28ft camping trailer already but I have it set up permanent on my son's property and I live full time in it. But a tear drop would now be perfect for weekend get aways or a week's worth of visiting and traveling.
I live in my travel trailer in Plant City Florida which is South near Tampa. While many parks are expensive I have found 2 parks under $400 a month. During the winter the lot can cost about $100 more a month til summer, April, when the snowbirds go home. Thanks for the interview.
I like how you called everything out..."Is that a Wrigly L2x Flux Capacitor"..."Yep"
The Wrigly L2x flux capacitor is garbage. It only generates like half a gigawatt.
Those clouds are incredible. Good job interviewing him.
All we had was complete Chemtrails here today! Every stage of them too, so unsure how anyone would not be able to figure it the F out!!!
Great interview! Rusty you did a nice job and yes it was almost as good as Barbara Walters would have done. Very interesting and enjoyable. Good questions and comments. It takes two to Tango and you and Max did a nice dance.
Jim Christensen YES!
This guy is one smart dude! Love his organizational abilities, but that camper is way too small for me. Glad he's found a way for it to work.
This guy has it goin' on!! Talk about organized and well thought out....wow! Have you and Max ever crossed paths again?
absolutely perfect clouds !!!
The rack on top could be used for solar panels. And keeps the top of his roof cool since no direct sunlight on top.
He said he wants to keep it easy, sure power and a generator never have to worry about converting or cycling power
This is really cool this guys got it together seems like a nice guy
Great to see someone like Max who is inventive and independent and does so much more with less. Quite the contrast to many of the YT'rs who claim to be "travelers". I won't name any names but I'm sure many of your subscribers are familiar with their channels.
Good morning ☀️,☕☕🙂💕, you always do great interviews ,and traveling videos 🙂,it's always good seeing you my far away friend.
Cool tour Rusty. This guy has it figured out if he has been doing this for 2+ years with the Little Guy and the Ford Transit.
Good tour! Thanks Max! Sorry I didn't get to see your trike though. A rare site. I'm into the recumbent trike hobby. Mine is a 2001 Greenspeed GTO with the 3x8x2=48 gear setup (3 speed internal hub, 8 speed cog set and Schlumpf 2 speed mountain drive. Will get e-assist some day.
Man that trailer is so cool 😎 turn the heat on snowing outside cozy watching TV not bad🌨️🏞️⛱️
GREAT questions..DETAILED..thanks
Looks bigger on the inside that the outside. Pretty cool! He carries more stuff than i do with my 32 ft. I wish I were that organized nice job!
Thinking about buying one of these and putting a rooftop tent on top. Also a shower tent for the outside shower. Instead of a Camper Van, pulling it with my truck.
Simply awesome! I personal would add a sit on top kayak and be set. Great traveler and great video
That was excellent Rusty, thanks.
Max, thanks for sharing your rig, experience. Happy owner of teardrop putting 30 nights in it last year. Cooking is a challenge.
Nice video, you should do more of these and by the way you have a very natural interview style.
Great set up. Thanks for sharing Rusty😎
good interview with Max and tour of his 5 wide. It's a reach to full time in one of these, especially during new mexico wind storms, all his stuff on the picnic tables would be in lake. Remember back to the weather in Pancho Villa. I also own a teardrop.
Great video. I really enjoyed this because I have a teardrop trailer too and appreciate seeing how other folks use their trailers. The only thing I worry about is that bolt sticking out near the front seat. Great job!
So wholesome! thanks for sharing!
Real inspiring, I work for so many people this guys kinda age ( guess retired ) that simply get up and stare out of their home window, this guy live's an adventure, top guy,
true...he's doing something...
Max has a nice set up Rusty, like all pioneers we learn as we go into the frontier. Modern settlers living in metal wagons powered by solar power and gas or electricity. Good video. This Sailor is on liberty...
Lovely to listen to these fellas. Best of luck to you both.
Genius! That is one impressive setup. I would have guessed that he was an engineer, to have rigged up the van that way.
I could hear those lightbulbs going off/on in your head with those "clever ideas" Max has done to his set up! Be safe Rusty😁😎
Max had a great set up.... thank you for the excellent interview. Well done Sir!
Hey Rusty, good to see you back, have missed you.
What a great setup with those wonderful fluffy clouds in the background WOW. I do not remember when we have seen clouds like that here in Milo, Maine (THE MAGOO'S) THANKS.
Thank You Both for this 🌸😊🌺
I have an Intech Explore Flyer and it is fanastic. Has AC/Heat, Fan and is actually an 8 x 10 toy hauler. I LOVE IT! Yakima rack on top and offroad tires. Purchased it from Princess Craft in Round Rock, TX.
Cool set up!
What a GREAT set-up!!
Well done max and rusty dusty
Those hinges look great. Its sure starting to take shape. Thanks for sharing and take care.
Yeah now this is awesome, appreciate you sharing I will watch for more
I just went to the "Little Guy" website and guess what their trailers are called.....
Max and Mini Max!
We're on to you Max! : )
I think it's a fake name too but cool guy
What a slick setup!👍
Those clouds.... surreal.
Thanks again Rusty.
This is really a nice interview.
What a sweet guy! He seems happy!!! Safe traveling!! And CAMPING!!👍
Very cool!!👍👍👍 Ha, ha, ha ...he has a blender!! Margarita!! Max, thinking outside the box👍👍👍
That is cool, thanks for the video. I should have got a smaller RV, but not that small, my 4 cyl. Jeep gets 26 MPG, but only 13 MPG when towing my lightweight 16' Toy Hauler, but I have a inside Toilet & Shower, that is nice for cold weather camping.
Thanks for sharing!
That guy is awesome!
Really nice setup
Dang this video was so fun. Talk about interesting. Rusty this was another bomb video. So loved it!!!!
So neat what people can do. Those clouds are beautiful.
Neat rig! Thanks for sharing.
the bomb set up for a single guy!
We stayed in a campground near JAX in Florida for $280/month plus electric. No extras, basically a parking lot with hookups. But cheap. And we have a regular place outside of Orlando for $450/month plus electric, which is crowded but has some extras - a nice pool, clubhouse , activities, etc. We spend at least a month there every winter because I have family in Orlando and we enjoy the parks.(I have a Florida Bank account that I change the mailing address to the campground when we are there, let's us get a Florida residents seasonal weekday only pass for cheap).
8 months of the year we are working as consultants all over upstate NY, with occasionally some interesting living arrangements - the Morristown Village dock, the St Lawrence county fairground, the Saranac Lake school bus garage one winter, the highway dept parking lot in a number of places with an extension cord run to the coach. We also have some reasonably (for the Adirondacks) inexpensive campgrounds that we use when we can. Right now we are in a beautiful place right on the St Regis River, we will be here for through August, so we paid for a seasonal site - $1100 for the season, but we will use it for 3 months.
SmellyFish Pooh
1: we are paying around $388 per month including our electric, so it really isn't that expensive, considering we will be grossing over $129k this year. Since we will be there for 3 months it made sense to pay the $1100 for the season rather than paying $450 monthly. It saves us $250, and if we happen to need to come back in October to do. Follow up, we are covered.
2: we work hard - 9 or 10 hours per day - so if we don't have to deal with the time consuming aspects of dry camping, it is better.
3: every cent we spend on the RV - rent, power, repairs, everything, plus depreciation is deductible as a business expense, so it is actually even less expensive.
4: We have numerous free options that include, as I said before, and depending on the town, everything from a full hookup right outside the highway garage where we will be working, to a full hookup spot in the county fairgrounds, to an electric-only site in the village hall parking lot with a key to use the rest rooms after hours. We often use the electric-only options in late fall and early spring when the temperatures hover around 20 degrees Fahrenheit most nights. If we take a winter contract we have to get creative. I mentioned one time the village let us park in the school bus garage - electric only, but access to a toilet and shower on the second floor. We also have a little studio apartment near Lake Placid the we rent if we need to work in that part of the world in the deep winter, which in the high peaks often hits 30 below.
We are not dilettantes. Our coach is our home for work. When we are not working we often do dry camp, since those rents are not tax deductible. Or we stay in state parks. The Orlando campground is also tax deductible because I work at the BARF in February and March. And since I am there for 2 months usually, it makes sense.
Clouds are beautiful.
Very smart setup 🥰
Great video ! Lots to learn !
Very impressive setup. That’s what I’d like to scale down to from my travel trailer.
Great setup...thanks for sharing! I live near that campground but haven't been there yet...will check it out.
Really enjoyed seeing this guys set up rusty that was cool. It's very different. Carry on Sir , be safe.