What is affordability to a broad customer base? Are there specific numbers that fit into what the general public would or wouldn't consider affordable? Having featured thousands of campers on this channel, most of which are above average in price, luxuries, amenities, and new, specifically, for a reason - they are more entertaining to view in short features on TH-cam. My observation regarding prices is that the prices are at market value. However, you can buy a camper at almost every price range to fit nearly every budget. You can also save money buying an earlier model, used, or without bells and whistles. We have a dedicated playlist to the lower price range campers available with many options to add to that list. For the most part, our viewers tend to watch the more lavish trailers featured than the more common basic builds. Watching our videos, I would expect the campers to be higher-end campers with higher prices than what the once in a blue moon camper would pay. I am only trying to be fair to the companies we feature, and I see these types of comments often enough to feel it's essential and point out we feature campers meant for people who would live in them, camp, and frequently travel in them, along with understanding what fair market value is. The term "you get what you pay for" comes to mind, especially when shopping for campers. If we browse the Alibaba website, there's a good chance we find some knock-off campers (borrowed designs) with considerably lower price tags. I doubt they will include a warranty, but it's another option.
@@mindseyedesign thank you for the indepth response addressing that topic. It's easy to see all this cool stuff and lament the price point, but the fact remains no matter how high it might feel to some, there's clearly a market for that price point or it couldn't sustain itself
Being a huge tiny house fan from the beginning I must say... The Tiny Drop is absolutely awesome! I know it has a unique look, but the interior makes it.
That 8k gvw puts me off, though. Buyers can wear out engines, trannys and rear ends thinking "tiny drop" actually means tiny...I do love the loft with double skylights.
@@amandawilcox9638 your are most definitely right to be cautious about the 8k gvw. Anyone considering the tiny drop should know how to tow a trailer, & have at least 2500 with a trailer brake set up on it. It really wouldn't hurt to look into finding someone to help teach them about hill & mountain driving. It would be tragic to lose trailer then truck brakes coming down a decent to serious grade. And those are worse out west. I drove TT for over 20yrs. I've seen quite a few travel trailers, motorhomes, & fifth wheels on their sides, roofs, & up run off ramps too many times. Motorhomes, I wouldn't ride in 1 of those for anything. It doesn't take much of an accident to make them look le a bomb went off going down the road.
Cortes is my fav. I do like plain/modern interior. I want ease in cleaning and this one is it. Spray cleaner inside, walls too. The full frig./freezer is a plus. The length 17' is manageable for just about anyone and the dry weight is 1800 lbs. Even loaded it can be pulled my many autos: SUV, small trucks on up. 30 gal H20..great! Bathroom/toilet/sink all good to go. You can change the color too. No rust anywhere (love that) and a 4 season trailer will open many options. I also like the Starvision, modified pop up camper. Pop Up campers "can" be awesome, but not the ones we have in the USA. They have needed a redesign for many decades. Anything cool like this that I can park in my garage is a huge plus.
glad trailers like these, are foregoing kitchens for bathrooms. Camp cooking is often done outdoors anyway; so i plan to have a bumper box that doubles as storage and platform for cooking.
Agreed, kitchens take up a lot of room, but it all depends what kind/where of camping you want. I would want a 4 season camper, dont want to be afraid of snow or below 30 degree weather. As long as I "can" cook with a portable stove/ cooktop, and a sink inside...Im good. Cooking outdoors is much more fun. And...I dont want my camper to stink of cooked food inside. Bathrooms/shower inside have to be there.
Runamuk.. Slide outside Kitchen, bed ready to sleep, couch with table, separate shower, washer, large freezer/refrigerator, off road, and so on. Now to win the lotto
Being from Australia, I think the Star Vision is a very creative and well designed trailer and would be my first choice. It seems there are many innovative young designers down-under building durable and high quality trailers.
I’m really intrigued by the hybrid trailers from Australia. I don’t go off-road much, but to see how compact they are and how much they utilize space is impressive!
I love the Tiny Drop trailer. The front door is stinking cute!! I also like the Runamuck, what a great trailer! I love that it has a washing machine in it.
The Blue Cortez model is my pick hands down, Its 1/2 the weight, 2ft longer not rust air tight, white interior is great for LED lighting, sleeps 3 or 4 with 2 small kids. dress it up with pictures curtains, etc if needing color. Whats not to like,
I like the Cortez alot. It has modern suspension and is light weight. Big draw backs is the twin bed and lack of a food prep area. We like to camp in the cooler weather, so an indoor kitchen area is important.
Tiny Drop is genius in the making! I love the lofted bed, legit bath, and kitchen with countertop space. I’d change the door and maybe try to make the desk space bigger so two people could use it but otherwise, I’m sold!
The #2 on the list even though it cost more.. is defimately the one I'd choose.. it is unique, functional and homey.. Hopefully made well enough to stand up to travel, wear and tear use..
model # 2 ,Very Good accessible for everything inside, including your refrigerator , you don't have to bend under counter to your knees . Great Design ,And affordable Price !
I really like the first two campers. Big fan of fiberglass campers. They hold the value more and are able to withstand a lot more. The Cortez was very beautiful. I absolutely loved the blue color
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We really need more Aussie style designs in the states. Best I've been able to tell, we've only got Opus or Black series, and some of these other Aussie companies make some damn good looking products.
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For price warranty, and practicality Oliver is the best choice! Audi trailers are not sold in the US and Cortez has no manufacturing history in the RV market ( here today gone tomorrow).
I liked the Blue Cortez best. No pop ups, no ladder, no outside kitchen. As an elderly person it is easier wipe down than to clean clean material when I invariably spill something. Hooray for fiberglass.
I really enjoyed this review. I only hope next time you review Small RV's you would consider putting types of Cars that have the Towing Capacity to pull each RV.
Excellent point! After seeing each one, I always wonder what I would need to tow it with, because buying that towing vehicle is part of the overall cost.
Hi Glen,,Tiny Drop Travel Trailer,,,, This is an Ingeniously innovative design. Luv the home style entry door & Made in the USA!! XD Okay,,,If the roof was a collapsible,, fold down,, similar to the "Rockwood" or "Airliner" A-frame style,, would be an bonus,,since not all under passes or side roads (Frontage) will this fit under. Also,, if they would add "Azdel" insulation and make the undercarriage of trailer a solid steel frame with off road capable Rims & tires,, WOW,, what a hot sell here at home.:)
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Totally ccol! Tiny drop a great option. I have been following Oliver for a while, but you have given some great options. Thank you for sharing and be safe.
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The Cortes trailer is the one I liked the best. I want something like that, but shorter, and with less amenities to bring down the price. All I want is a bed, maybe even one that folds up to make more room. A counter/desk where I can put my laptop, camera, and other electronics and also charge them. Small fridge. Air Conditioning. Solar power. Small microwave. Don't need a kitchen/sink, bathroom or shower.
I liked the first one, and the tiny drop, which is something I would take to a 'tiny trailer park', instead of dragging it all over the place. I really dislike campers with slide out kitchens for your dining needs. I always think of the freak rain/snow "events", that puts the kibosh on eating...plus,, cooking steaks in the wilderness is an nasal dinner gong for all kinds of critters, including bears.
It seems to me that many of the manufacturers are missing the whole point. Affordability and a base option is what is needed most
That is what pop up campers are for. We had one for 14 years before trading up to a hard side It was great
Everyone has different needs. Many people have quite enough money to afford more luxury.
What is affordability to a broad customer base? Are there specific numbers that fit into what the general public would or wouldn't consider affordable? Having featured thousands of campers on this channel, most of which are above average in price, luxuries, amenities, and new, specifically, for a reason - they are more entertaining to view in short features on TH-cam. My observation regarding prices is that the prices are at market value. However, you can buy a camper at almost every price range to fit nearly every budget.
You can also save money buying an earlier model, used, or without bells and whistles. We have a dedicated playlist to the lower price range campers available with many options to add to that list. For the most part, our viewers tend to watch the more lavish trailers featured than the more common basic builds. Watching our videos, I would expect the campers to be higher-end campers with higher prices than what the once in a blue moon camper would pay. I am only trying to be fair to the companies we feature, and I see these types of comments often enough to feel it's essential and point out we feature campers meant for people who would live in them, camp, and frequently travel in them, along with understanding what fair market value is. The term "you get what you pay for" comes to mind, especially when shopping for campers. If we browse the Alibaba website, there's a good chance we find some knock-off campers (borrowed designs) with considerably lower price tags. I doubt they will include a warranty, but it's another option.
@@mindseyedesign thank you for the indepth response addressing that topic.
It's easy to see all this cool stuff and lament the price point, but the fact remains no matter how high it might feel to some, there's clearly a market for that price point or it couldn't sustain itself
gotta get those rich people out in the boonies while their houses are being robbed
Being a huge tiny house fan from the beginning I must say... The Tiny Drop is absolutely awesome! I know it has a unique look, but the interior makes it.
That 8k gvw puts me off, though. Buyers can wear out engines, trannys and rear ends thinking "tiny drop" actually means tiny...I do love the loft with double skylights.
@@amandawilcox9638 your are most definitely right to be cautious about the
8k gvw. Anyone considering the tiny drop should know how to tow a trailer, & have at least 2500 with a trailer brake set up on it. It really wouldn't hurt to look into finding someone to help teach them about hill & mountain driving. It would be tragic to lose trailer then truck brakes coming down a decent to serious grade. And those are worse out west. I drove TT for over 20yrs. I've seen quite a few travel trailers, motorhomes, & fifth wheels on their sides, roofs, & up run off ramps too many times. Motorhomes, I wouldn't ride in 1 of those for anything. It doesn't take much of an accident to make them look le a bomb went off going down the road.
How do we look these up to buy?
Cortes is my fav. I do like plain/modern interior. I want ease in cleaning and this one is it. Spray cleaner inside, walls too. The full frig./freezer is a plus. The length 17' is manageable for just about anyone and the dry weight is 1800 lbs. Even loaded it can be pulled my many autos: SUV, small trucks on up. 30 gal H20..great! Bathroom/toilet/sink all good to go. You can change the color too. No rust anywhere (love that) and a 4 season trailer will open many options. I also like the Starvision, modified pop up camper. Pop Up campers "can" be awesome, but not the ones we have in the USA. They have needed a redesign for many decades. Anything cool like this that I can park in my garage is a huge plus.
Their website lists the dry weight at 2800 pounds.
glad trailers like these, are foregoing kitchens for bathrooms. Camp cooking is often done outdoors anyway; so i plan to have a bumper box that doubles as storage and platform for cooking.
Agreed, kitchens take up a lot of room, but it all depends what kind/where of camping you want. I would want a 4 season camper, dont want to be afraid of snow or below 30 degree weather. As long as I "can" cook with a portable stove/ cooktop, and a sink inside...Im good. Cooking outdoors is much more fun. And...I dont want my camper to stink of cooked food inside. Bathrooms/shower inside have to be there.
@@kellyname5733 If i have a shower, can do my dishes there, and move the hotplate in for inclimate weather.
Runamuk.. Slide outside Kitchen, bed ready to sleep, couch with table, separate shower, washer, large freezer/refrigerator, off road, and so on. Now to win the lotto
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Really like the design of the Cortez, but that blue is HIDEOUS.
Being from Australia, I think the Star Vision is a very creative and well designed trailer and would be my first choice. It seems there are many innovative young designers down-under building durable and high quality trailers.
I’m really intrigued by the hybrid trailers from Australia. I don’t go off-road much, but to see how compact they are and how much they utilize space is impressive!
Looking for small camper I can pull behind my Ford exporer
The runamuk has a us gallon capacity of only 32.7 gallons fresh water and a measly 13.2 of gray I wouldn't think that's all that great.
Indeed. I'm in the USA.. I Wish out of all the RV,s here. Someone would carry this !! ?
As I'm watching, so far that little Oliver is adorable and gorgeous!
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The Tiny Drop off a great alternative to an RV or even a residential unit for 1 or 2 people. It's cute and environmentally friendly.
Does it have a shower?
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@@beverlytrejo1459 it does, a wet bath.
The Oliver suits my needs!
Too expensive...too heavy
@@kellyname5733 agreed. If you got that kind of money amd towing capacity, there are much better options. This is a no go.
I love the guys voice in the official Oliver videos.
I love the Tiny Drop trailer. The front door is stinking cute!! I also like the Runamuck, what a great trailer! I love that it has a washing machine in it.
Us too!
Love this blue one.
Wood is so 90’s. Cortez is gorgeous, inside and out.
Wood is so camping! I can get sterile interiors in a hospital lobby.
I like the tiny house and the one that is blue
The Blue Cortez model is my pick hands down, Its 1/2 the weight, 2ft longer not rust air tight, white interior is great for LED lighting, sleeps 3 or 4 with 2 small kids. dress it up with pictures curtains, etc if needing color. Whats not to like,
I was thinking the same thing. Add your own touches. I always do anyway. 😁
Make an all electric version
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I like the Cortez alot. It has modern suspension and is light weight. Big draw backs is the twin bed and lack of a food prep area. We like to camp in the cooler weather, so an indoor kitchen area is important.
4 more days until I get my e-bike. My camper is already built. So excited.
an e-bike? you must be an older guy
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Thank you.
These campers are very unique!!!! Love them!!!!
Liking the tiny drop
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I like the Blue one ! you can always add your own decor style. Thats a plus !
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Tiny Drop is genius in the making! I love the lofted bed, legit bath, and kitchen with countertop space. I’d change the door and maybe try to make the desk space bigger so two people could use it but otherwise, I’m sold!
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Love the tiny drop!!!!!!!!!
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The #2 on the list even though it cost more.. is defimately the one I'd choose.. it is unique, functional and homey.. Hopefully made well enough to stand up to travel, wear and tear use..
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I love the Tiny Drop
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model # 2 ,Very Good accessible for everything inside, including your refrigerator , you don't have to bend under counter to your knees . Great Design ,And affordable Price !
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So unique of a design
👍👍Thank you! Thank you!👍👍🖤
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Tiny Drop is priceless, however my favourite: real mobile tiny house.
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Loved them all! Blessings and Peace ✝️❤️
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Absolutely loved number 1!!!!!!!!
I love the star vision cx1 and the tiny drop which is really charming.
I really like the first two campers. Big fan of fiberglass campers. They hold the value more and are able to withstand a lot more. The Cortez was very beautiful. I absolutely loved the blue color
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Love the Tiny drop.
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Gotta look into the Tiny Drop a tiny bit more. It may be, inspirational. Thank you for introducing these creative designs.
One is cozy; Two is good for an art studio...heh... last is best. very pretty. good4guests.
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I like the tiny drop but would want shade on the 2 skylight windows above the bed
I’d love it if you did a motorcycling camping set of vids including tents and small camping trailers and storage trailers both one and two wheeled .
Like the interior and materials used in Cortez camper looks like it would last forever
That tiny drop is so cool. The future of RV's maybe half house half RV. 🤔
They are all pretty nice.
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The beats are on point !
The styling is fantastic but I agree with Pamela below that the manufacturers are missing the point on entry level size and affordability.
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I love the TinyDrop! Its adorably perfect; maybe not for a family of 5 but for up to maybe a couple adults and a child
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They all are so unique! Love the Oliver!
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We really need more Aussie style designs in the states. Best I've been able to tell, we've only got Opus or Black series, and some of these other Aussie companies make some damn good looking products.
These always see to be American, I’d like to see some Oz ones👍
I like the Cortez
really like the runamuk! the idea of having a small washing machine is great! Can I get one for my apartment?
Fantastic
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Loved the last one - homey looking. Just relaxation! Fun would be the Runamuk lol
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The travel trailers are totally awesome
For price warranty, and practicality Oliver is the best choice! Audi trailers are not sold in the US and Cortez has no manufacturing history in the RV market ( here today gone tomorrow).
All of them are amazing, hard to make a choice.
I love the Oliver.
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The last one is the best one. The tiny hous÷ is great!
I like the blue trailer and the tiny drop.
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Without a doubt ... the Cortes camper.
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Number 3, value and features
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Love Tiny drop!! Want it.
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I really like the tiny drop! It's beautiful 🥰❤️!
Glad you like it!
I love the Star Vision!
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Love the star vision
I liked the Blue Cortez best. No pop ups, no ladder, no outside kitchen. As an elderly person it is easier wipe down than to clean clean material when I invariably spill something. Hooray for fiberglass.
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Love the tiny drop!
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Love the Tiny Drop
Gostei 👍 muito desse vídeo 📹 , cada vez melhor meus parabéns, falo do brazil, região nordeste estado de Pernambuco
Alto out of Canada has beautiful 17ft trailers. Lightweight, innovative. It’s a shame more people don’t know about them.
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The Cortez seems a nice rig.
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I really enjoyed this review. I only hope next time you review Small RV's you would consider putting types of Cars that have the Towing Capacity to pull each RV.
Excellent point! After seeing each one, I always wonder what I would need to tow it with, because buying that towing vehicle is part of the overall cost.
Hi Glen,,Tiny Drop Travel Trailer,,,, This is an Ingeniously innovative design. Luv the home style entry door & Made in the USA!! XD
Okay,,,If the roof was a collapsible,, fold down,, similar to the "Rockwood" or "Airliner" A-frame style,, would be an bonus,,since not all under passes or side roads (Frontage) will this fit under. Also,, if they would add "Azdel" insulation and make the undercarriage of trailer a solid steel frame with off road capable Rims & tires,, WOW,, what a hot sell here at home.:)
I like the Runamuck.
The Oliver is a fancy Casita at twice the price.
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I like the interior of the Cortez. Figure you are normally parked in a forest. How much more wood do you need to see?
Star vision is my favorite love the design and its affordable
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These are all very cool, but really quite pricey for the size.
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tiny drop is super cute
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Jurrasic Park reference noted and enjoyed. I like the tiny drop.
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Totally ccol! Tiny drop a great option. I have been following Oliver for a while, but you have given some great options. Thank you for sharing and be safe.
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Genious Inthe making!
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I want a TinyDrop.
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Really enjoyed this video. My favorite is the tiny drop. Nostalgic yet modern. Very classy
Glad you enjoyed it!
Tiny drop is genius! May look like Frankenstein designed it, but inside it is homey and functional. Good thinking!
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Tiny Drop-GENIUS!
Love the tiny house/camper!
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Thanks for sharing. I like the tiny drop
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You left out Casita trailer! The best on the market and very affordable.
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Wow you had me until number one. Subtract that flyer, and you have a solid top four.
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Me gustaria tener una casa rodante y viajar por el mundo entero y ser libre cambiar cada dia de nuevos orizontes ,bueno soñar no cuesta nada
MY FAVORIT IN THE UNDER 20 FOOT TRAILORS! AFORDABLE HAVE IT ALLS
No. 1 for sure. Low toxicitgy. Almost self sustaining. I'll take it.
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Tiny drop I 👍
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I'd live in any of them
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Love the tiny house trailer
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I love the tiny drop absolutely innovative and perfect for glamping
What is the price of the tiny drop?
I like the Aussie military one.
The Cortes trailer is the one I liked the best. I want something like that, but shorter, and with less amenities to bring down the price. All I want is a bed, maybe even one that folds up to make more room. A counter/desk where I can put my laptop, camera, and other electronics and also charge them. Small fridge. Air Conditioning. Solar power. Small microwave. Don't need a kitchen/sink, bathroom or shower.
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tiny drop is good for me the outside design needs work but it is nice and cosy inside
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I like the tiny drop. What a neato design
I liked the first one, and the tiny drop, which is something I would take to a 'tiny trailer park', instead of dragging it all over the place.
I really dislike campers with slide out kitchens for your dining needs. I always think of the freak rain/snow "events", that puts the kibosh on eating...plus,, cooking steaks in the wilderness is an nasal dinner gong for all kinds of critters, including bears.
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The "Tiny Drop" is cozy and portable, for the on the go couple or single person who wants a home, for the personal comforts only a home can bring.
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