The word that keeps popping into my head when I see these cargo conversions is "Bulletproof". This gentleman gets 1000% respect from me. The joinery on the cabinets alone puts him above the manufactured garbage trailers. And his electrical system is phenomenal. I'm really digging these cargo trailers. When I'm ready to do this, THIS is the way I want to go. None of those manufactured trailers for me, thank you very much.
Lance is so cool and professional, knowledgeable in all areas. Qualified 🎉🎉🎉 love his filtering and power systems. His home on wheels does looks like is he is coming to do work. Love it🎉🎉🎉
Love his set up. Great job. My wife & I did the same concept with a 6x12 Cargo trailer into a tiny home. We did 2.4 m wood ceilings , birch plywood bed for strength & weight savings . Murphy chairs on the rear of the trailer both sides that turn into a bed. 200 watts of solar -300 watt soon, sink , 110 v fridge - much cheaper than 12v & easy replaceable, like he said, bathroom with shower & toilet. We love it almost more than our house. We do some state parks but dispersed & national parks with minimal daily fees is the direction were going. Happy trails!
I wanted to add that I think Tamra did a great job with this interview- I really appreciate the fact that she didn't interrupt him every l5 seconds like other interviewers. She allowed him to talk and explain his techniques and answer questions.
This talented gentleman could sell me a rig in a heartbeat 💗 I like that he used some basic apartment appliances instead of expensive camp style and saved a lot of money! I love the Dovetail style cabinet drawers because only fine wood carpenter skills know how to make this kind of make this unique technique which I have watched on TH-cam videos! The Japanese wood journeymen really are the the best at this type of joinery skills which are handed down from generation to generation of folks who know how to do this kind of wood work! Great setup for stealth camping trips!
Dovetailing is standard carpentry practise when cabinet making except the hideous mass produced cheap furniture chain store crap that is glued/screwed together. My Father toured America in the late 70's and was horrified at the amount of plastic/faux wood cabinetry around - no actual wood or furniture properly made. This was evident even in the 5 star hotels. It might be unusual for you growing up in the USA surrounded by cheaply manufactured furniture but dovetailing isn't some esoteric craft practised by sects of exotic, arcane and foreign (non-American) woodworkers/ craftsmen/cabinetmakers. Most furniture is made employing methods such as dovetailing. Just because you have discovered it on You Tube doesn't mean it is rare/unusual.
I actually watched Lance's video when I was ready to start my Cargo Trailer conversion. I have the same, well everything he is using. Love the 9,000 BTU Pioneer mini split. I work and travel on the road, so use it often. Mine is built to haul my Dune Buggy. also. The bed is across the rear and goes up while I am loading it. But the 32 x 32 shower, Mini Split, magnetic screen, even the washer, is the same. I'm running 1200 watts of solar and Leaf lithium batteries. Thanks Tamera for the video and MOSTLY, Thanks to Lance for helping ,me realize that a cargo trailer is RIGHT for me. Thanks, Lance, Tamera and Jamie. Hope to meet you all, some day.
Great interview Tamra with a great guy! I was thrilled to meet Lance at the Vanbuild (and again in Ehrenburg). He is an amazing nomad with the best rig ever! And we are both Upstate NY'ers too! Grew up not far apart.
Wow! What a great tiny home! Vary well thought out . I don't normally like trailers of any kind especially "tiny houses " but this one I would totally love to have. I really love the kitchen and the Murphy bed. The glass wall in the back with the deck is awesome too. Thanks for sharing this with us you guys! And happy holidays to you and yours!
This guy gets it. This is why I started my build last year right after I retired at 66. I want to do things now before I get any older! I've taken 3 long trips this year and am looking at the same for next year. Not ready to do it full time - YET! Thx Lance for the inspiration! R
For Lance - I have the same washer. To prevent the clothes from getting stiff when they dry, use approx. 3 tablespoons of vinegar in the rinse. Nice cheap fabric softener, that cuts the soap, and also gets rid of odors.
Now that's what I call a build. Lance did it right. I firmly believe that you design the rig for yourself and work it to suit your needs. If a camp cot and a cooler is your thing then run with it. If you need marble counters ok, just remember that the main goal is to be comfortable in your environment.
@@teresapadrick7 Thank you Teresa. I have built four van's now and each one reflected the needs I had at that time. It's no different than a house. We all have a different vision once we live in it for a while.
Lance should build these for people! If he decides to go back to work, he could make good money with this floor plan! Efficiency meets beauty meets comfort. Fabulous trailor conversion!
This is how I do it. I have exact washer in my cabin (in which I live full time). Also, use just enough soap to see a few bubbles. That will keep the clothes from being stiff when you air dry them.
I have the same type, it's a Kuppet, but they're all the same. I use 5-6 gallons in the wash side with about a 1/2 cup soap then when the wash is done, I put the wet clothes in a bucket and wash 2 more loads in the dirty wash water and add 1/8 cup soap with each load (if needed) my theory is that when you use a double loader you are using the same water and soap without changing the water! (yes, the water will be lt. gray-black and could be gross) then to rinse divide the 3 loads into 8 and add 1/2 gallon of water into the spinner through the hose connect, a quart at a time (a funnel is helpful), not the washer for each of the 8 loads total water used 9 gallons for 2 standard loads of clothes, if you wash and rinse each load the normal way it will take about 7 gallons per load or 21 gallons to do the same amount of clothes. Your clothes may still have some soap in them, but that will happen at the laundry mat too and if your trying to conserve water, this works and you will have clean clothes! You can also catch the spin water and add it to the washer water to save even more water.
This is a great vid. Lance is very knowledgeable and interesting and Tamra was a very good interviewer. I really learned a lot here and really enjoyed the information and interaction. Thanks to both. I want Lance to do my build. 😅
Guy is very smart about his build. The power system is very cool. Think the tech stuff goes kind of went over the hosts head but I guess she is learning. I like the Murphy bed. More rigs should use that kind of a system. Saves so much space.
I think the rig is nice qnd the lady doing the interview is amazing. Great personality and easy on the eyes. Thanks for the video and cool the guy put so much thought into his build
Jamie you have to do something about all the solar installs done at the van build. Peoples lives are at stake . Please get them inspected and repaired.
Lance has an outstanding craft background and knowledge base! He has just about 'nailed' the cargo conversion for long-stays. Build, electronics, appliances, space utilization--this interview covers a lot of useful ground! Thanks to both of you.
CLOTHES WASHER: I have a washer like your, but got the model with the dark-blue top because it uses 200w instead of 300w, saving batteries. I can wash a month's worth of clothing in 2 hours with only 10 gallons of water, by spinning one load while washing the next, and pouring the same spun-out water back into the wash tub for the next load.
What an awesome home and one of the best utility trailer builds I've seen. Tamara is probably the best interviewer I've seen yet. I felt as if I was watching a true professional at work. She looks amazing and asked all the right questions and helped the conversation flow because of hew own knowledge of this lifestyle. Great video all together. Thank you for sharing and It would be so cool to see Tamara with her own vanlife tour show oneday. It would be a huge success! 😊 Take care, safe travels and Have a Very Happy New Year Everyone! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
you know...your interviewing skills are authentic. thank you .... talk about giving back, after so much has unfolded for you thru the "universe", you are giving back to the community as much if not more than you have received. go get'm tiger!
Jamie, Hope you had a Good Hollyday and Took OFF 4 the day ... That was a Nice Trailer that Lance had Built .. Was waiting for a Zero turnaround in there with a Walk Behind ..lol No but it was a Better one that i have seen on the Web... I Had Passed your Info on to some people to Follow your Videos, some of them are out on the road their selves .. I have been thinking on getting a Bus myself to do a Build.. Was going to go out and buy a R V here soon...Kinda looking into a Full size Bus Now... Ok Sir ill stop there before i keep going on & on lol about this Bus ... lol i see you had Cutie Pie Mz. Tamra on Again Thank You Sir...
Tamra has the most amazing intriguing ability to send us the best interviews with the Nomadic community...please please bring us all around the world more ! This style of having a casual yarn with super interesting Nomads makes for riveting inspiring viewing Absolutely brilliant ! Go hard Girl ...sensational work Please come to Australia some time and Colab with Max & Occy and do similar interviews with our Nomad community 🙏
Lance needs to have his own TH-cam channel. I think Tamra really liked the 12 inch memory foam. Poor girl just needed a nap 😴 😂 but she’s so chill & sweet. Great job guys!
Im going to watch this again, i know ive watched it numerous timesawhile back. First time i saw it, same as just now before watching it, looking at you Both, First thing i thoght of, What a Great Looking Couple,, lol. Handsome dude and Hot woman, great match. LOL.. God Bless you Both. Stay Safe Stay Healthy. Big Jim New Hampshire USA aka Boston Strong
How do I find like minded peeps? I am working on renting on a farm, looking for an older, affordable airstream...I am in west asheville at the moment...thank you for sharing.
Don't tell me you didn't want to wring that irritating generator owners neck (or whatever that noise is)...WTF! LANCE AND YOU TAMRA ARE BOTH AMAZING. I can't believe his skills! Aloha
You seem a natural interviewer, Tamra, & Lance has a great set of skills - including designing a well functioning home! Love the technology! Was recently hoping to learn how to put cameras up, which I can see on a screen & be able to zoom in to see birds at my feeder, the occasional hawk attacks, prowling cats, foxes & people at my doors better. DVR capture is good thinking, too! Want an interactive mic at the doors, solar, great water filtration & better water pressure for my sticks 'n bricks until I'm able to sell or rent & try being a vagabond!
The word that keeps popping into my head when I see these cargo conversions is "Bulletproof". This gentleman gets 1000% respect from me. The joinery on the cabinets alone puts him above the manufactured garbage trailers. And his electrical system is phenomenal. I'm really digging these cargo trailers. When I'm ready to do this, THIS is the way I want to go. None of those manufactured trailers for me, thank you very much.
The word that pops in my head after watching this video is "FUNDSARELOW DISEASE OR ILLNESS"!!! ("FUNDS ARE LOW") Hahahahahahahahaha!!!
Basically this guy right here beat out 100 percent of the RV market with their crap shit build quality
10 times better build then 99% of manufactured.
You are a really great interviewer Tamra. Your questions and comments are relevant and natural. Thanks for showing us Lance's home.
Lance is so cool and professional, knowledgeable in all areas. Qualified 🎉🎉🎉 love his filtering and power systems.
His home on wheels does looks like is he is coming to do work.
Love it🎉🎉🎉
I love it! He's a man after my own heart!
Tamra, good interview. I appreciate that you did not rush him to make a shorter video. Love your fixed blade knife.
Absolutely top of his game ! Best tech and quality + stealth combined..Lance is not just a journey man he is a Master tradesman
Ya iT's GreAt!!! TraiLer!.
I really like this type of interview by Ms Tamra, and Lance did a quality craftsmanship.
Tamra did a great interview, so interesting! Best part is her pleasant voice with no trendy vocal fry.
Lance knows what he is doing. Very impressive.
Love his set up. Great job. My wife & I did the same concept with a 6x12 Cargo trailer into a tiny home. We did 2.4 m wood ceilings , birch plywood bed for strength & weight savings . Murphy chairs on the rear of the trailer both sides that turn into a bed. 200 watts of solar -300 watt soon, sink , 110 v fridge - much cheaper than 12v & easy replaceable, like he said, bathroom with shower & toilet. We love it almost more than our house. We do some state parks but dispersed & national parks with minimal daily fees is the direction were going. Happy trails!
Love Our Planet Adventures I can’t wait to get started! I’m thinking a cargo trailer as well!
Hands down one of the best conversions ive seen
I wanted to add that I think Tamra did a great job with this interview- I really appreciate the fact that she didn't interrupt him every l5 seconds like other interviewers. She allowed him to talk and explain his techniques and answer questions.
Yes...she is respectful to listen and not interrupt. Excellent interview.
Thanks, y'all! I really enjoy it!
She's also easy on the eyes
I just love Tamara she is a great interviewer and her personality is so beautiful 💖
She’s irritating & doesn’t know anything.
This talented gentleman could sell me a rig in a heartbeat 💗 I like that he used some basic apartment appliances instead of expensive camp style and saved a lot of money! I love the Dovetail style cabinet drawers because only fine wood carpenter skills know how to make this kind of make this unique technique which I have watched on TH-cam videos! The Japanese wood journeymen really are the the best at this type of joinery skills which are handed down from generation to generation of folks who know how to do this kind of wood work! Great setup for stealth camping trips!
Dovetailing is standard carpentry practise when cabinet making except the hideous mass produced cheap furniture chain store crap that is glued/screwed together. My Father toured America in the late 70's and was horrified at the amount of plastic/faux wood cabinetry around - no actual wood or furniture properly made. This was evident even in the 5 star hotels. It might be unusual for you growing up in the USA surrounded by cheaply manufactured furniture but dovetailing isn't some esoteric craft practised by sects of exotic, arcane and foreign (non-American) woodworkers/ craftsmen/cabinetmakers. Most furniture is made employing methods such as dovetailing. Just because you have discovered it on You Tube doesn't mean it is rare/unusual.
Very Cool Build!
I actually watched Lance's video when I was ready to start my Cargo Trailer conversion. I have the same, well everything he is using. Love the 9,000 BTU Pioneer mini split. I work and travel on the road, so use it often. Mine is built to haul my Dune Buggy. also. The bed is across the rear and goes up while I am loading it. But the 32 x 32 shower, Mini Split, magnetic screen, even the washer, is the same. I'm running 1200 watts of solar and Leaf lithium batteries. Thanks Tamera for the video and MOSTLY, Thanks to Lance for helping ,me realize that a cargo trailer is RIGHT for me. Thanks, Lance, Tamera and Jamie. Hope to meet you all, some day.
Love to see some pics
Balance and harmony are so important and this lifestyle allows for both. Love it!
Trusting yep
WOW.. You have the most perfect set-up I've seen..Thank you for sharing..
Pretty cool rig for sure. Love the birch wood and black color contrast. The rig really is impressive. Thanks for the tour y'all!
Totally awesome 👍, thank you very much Lance & Tamra for a great stealthy home vid interview!♥️ed it!💯
I saw this trailer in other videos but no interviews. Thanks Jamie and Tamra for interviewing this owner and his great tiny home.
Love the mindset put forth on life style.
Wow just love this build he's so thoughtful and love his dog too!
Love the camera features !!
Oh my gosh! This cargo trailer is awesome!! Lance did a wonderful job!
Great interview
I wouldn’t have an idea how to start. He is well blessed with a wonderful talent.
Great interview Tamra with a great guy! I was thrilled to meet Lance at the Vanbuild (and again in Ehrenburg). He is an amazing nomad with the best rig ever! And we are both Upstate NY'ers too! Grew up not far apart.
Love your build as well. Fixing to buy me one.
Wow! What a great tiny home! Vary well thought out . I don't normally like trailers of any kind especially "tiny houses " but this one I would totally love to have. I really love the kitchen and the Murphy bed. The glass wall in the back with the deck is awesome too. Thanks for sharing this with us you guys! And happy holidays to you and yours!
This guy gets it. This is why I started my build last year right after I retired at 66. I want to do things now before I get any older! I've taken 3 long trips this year and am looking at the same for next year. Not ready to do it full time - YET! Thx Lance for the inspiration! R
For Lance - I have the same washer. To prevent the clothes from getting stiff when they dry, use approx. 3 tablespoons of vinegar in the rinse. Nice cheap fabric softener, that cuts the soap, and also gets rid of odors.
Voice I just got rid of mine, as it is a water hog. Lance is totally correct.
voiceOreezn
I never knew that. Thanx!
@@lindacianchetti3599 My pleasure! Vinegar is some amazing stuff!
Took a while to figure out soap to water ratios...Less soap was the answer for me.
But wouldn't you then smell all Vinegary?!
I seriously enjoyed this video. The relaxed nature of Lance's view on life is superb. I could sit and talk to him for hours.
Hell yea brother. This guy is legit.
When you switch the display to the cameras I was so impressed
Now that's what I call a build. Lance did it right. I firmly believe that you design the rig for yourself and work it to suit your needs. If a camp cot and a cooler is your thing then run with it. If you need marble counters ok, just remember that the main goal is to be comfortable in your environment.
Beeps Tru Dat!
Expressed beautifully!
@@teresapadrick7 Thank you Teresa. I have built four van's now and each one reflected the needs I had at that time. It's no different than a house. We all have a different vision once we live in it for a while.
Lance should build these for people! If he decides to go back to work, he could make good money with this floor plan! Efficiency meets beauty meets comfort. Fabulous trailor conversion!
Ditto!
Best build EVER!
I like the Murphy bed idea.
This is the best cargo trailer conversion I have seen. I'm inspired.
i just came here to say is that a cargo trailer.......isnt it awesome!! and what a smart man.
Beautiful. Very organized, well done sir.
Lance is simply BRILLIANT!! Incredible rig! Thanks for sharing!! Devo does driving 💋
That’s an excellent build!! Thanks Tamera! It was cute seeing Moo-Moo in a couple shots too
She is a Moo-Moo relative, his dog, she is quietly hanging around her fella...
Beautiful !!! Sleek !! Stealth !!!
Enjoyed ... thanks
a tip for your water-hog washer: save and use the rinse water to wash the next load. You'll use half the water and still have clean clothes.
Seriously, And if you reuse the wash water, too. Start with not so dirty items and progress to dirtier. Lol, then mop your floor!
Bonnie Garber that’s the old way
This is how I do it. I have exact washer in my cabin (in which I live full time). Also, use just enough soap to see a few bubbles. That will keep the clothes from being stiff when you air dry them.
I have the same type, it's a Kuppet, but they're all the same. I use 5-6 gallons in the wash side with about a 1/2 cup soap then when the wash is done, I put the wet clothes in a bucket and wash 2 more loads in the dirty wash water and add 1/8 cup soap with each load (if needed) my theory is that when you use a double loader you are using the same water and soap without changing the water! (yes, the water will be lt. gray-black and could be gross) then to rinse divide the 3 loads into 8 and add 1/2 gallon of water into the spinner through the hose connect, a quart at a time (a funnel is helpful), not the washer for each of the 8 loads total water used 9 gallons for 2 standard loads of clothes, if you wash and rinse each load the normal way it will take about 7 gallons per load or 21 gallons to do the same amount of clothes. Your clothes may still have some soap in them, but that will happen at the laundry mat too and if your trying to conserve water, this works and you will have clean clothes! You can also catch the spin water and add it to the washer water to save even more water.
Bucket.....plunger....soap...water....done
This is a great vid. Lance is very knowledgeable and interesting and Tamra was a very good interviewer. I really learned a lot here and really enjoyed the information and interaction. Thanks to both. I want Lance to do my build. 😅
Best rig ever.......and Tamra. :-) Happy Holidays to all!
UNCLEDOUG HERE I BUILT CUSTOM VANS / CAMPERS FOR 20 YEARS YOU DO WELL LIKE YOUR BUILD !!
Guy is very smart about his build. The power system is very cool. Think the tech stuff goes kind of went over the hosts head but I guess she is learning. I like the Murphy bed. More rigs should use that kind of a system. Saves so much space.
Fantastic rig, thank you for sharing your gifts. much appreciated!
I think the rig is nice qnd the lady doing the interview is amazing. Great personality and easy on the eyes. Thanks for the video and cool the guy put so much thought into his build
I agree with you regarding toilets in small enclosed areas. Nice, well great! Job
GREAT RIG OMG!!!
Jamie you have to do something about all the solar installs done at the van build. Peoples lives are at stake . Please get them inspected and repaired.
This has to be one of the most well engineered conversions I’ve seen.
Fantastic Interview x tour. Merry Christmas You All!
Lance has an outstanding craft background and knowledge base! He has just about 'nailed' the cargo conversion for long-stays. Build, electronics, appliances, space utilization--this interview covers a lot of useful ground! Thanks to both of you.
Really nice work
More tamra please
A link to the cameras would be awesome
Wow! I'm so impressed!
Great interview Tamara, and he did a good job on his trailer.
Tamra's knife is for keeping all the suitors at bay. Ha!
Rob yep
Cause Tamera is a straight up "babe". In complete agreement. I gotta build something so she'll come interview me. 😎
@@bartonknight2254 😂😂😂
Mama's little helper !
Off to great start of new year with this video!
Awesome build. She seems board and in a rush to go some where
Nah man, i loved this build, and this dude. But i was dead tired that day. I was trying so hard not to yawn!
Get in touch I got some places you can camp out at in Overton county in Tennessee and North of Nashville if you make it this way. JOBS TOO.
Thanks!
I love this set up
CLOTHES WASHER: I have a washer like your, but got the model with the dark-blue top because it uses 200w instead of 300w, saving batteries. I can wash a month's worth of clothing in 2 hours with only 10 gallons of water, by spinning one load while washing the next, and pouring the same spun-out water back into the wash tub for the next load.
Beautiful workmanship !
What an awesome home and one of the best utility trailer builds I've seen.
Tamara is probably the best interviewer I've seen yet. I felt as if I was watching a true professional at work. She looks amazing and asked all the right questions and helped the conversation flow because of hew own knowledge of this lifestyle.
Great video all together.
Thank you for sharing and It would be so cool to see Tamara with her own vanlife tour show oneday. It would be a huge success! 😊
Take care, safe travels and Have a Very Happy New Year Everyone! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thanks so much! ❤️
you know...your interviewing skills are authentic. thank you .... talk about giving back, after so much has unfolded for you thru the "universe", you are giving back to the community as much if not more than you have received. go get'm tiger!
Ty! Yep.... YOU ~ ROCK ! !
I'm from Florida, damn fundsalow happens to me also, so we work for 4 months, then take 8 months off, Super nice layout Lance...............
"Ooh, La La!" Ha ha ha! that cracked me up.
I’ve been so envious ever since I saw Lance’s first video (which i watched like 6 times). Impressive and of such high quality. Great job!
Fantastic!
having a rain catch system to fill those tanks is easy enough to make with tarp and poles..
Jamie, Hope you had a Good Hollyday and Took OFF 4 the day ... That was a Nice Trailer that Lance had Built .. Was waiting for a Zero turnaround in there with a Walk Behind ..lol No but it was a Better one that i have seen on the Web... I Had Passed your Info on to some people to Follow your Videos, some of them are out on the road their selves .. I have been thinking on getting a Bus myself to do a Build.. Was going to go out and buy a R V here soon...Kinda looking into a Full size Bus Now... Ok Sir ill stop there before i keep going on & on lol about this Bus ... lol i see you had Cutie Pie Mz. Tamra on Again Thank You Sir...
fine job
What a cool rig and cool guy. Is it just me or does Lance look a bit like Walt Whitman?
She is a major upgrade to the channel
Tamra has the most amazing intriguing ability to send us the best interviews with the Nomadic community...please please bring us all around the world more !
This style of having a casual yarn with super interesting Nomads makes for riveting inspiring viewing
Absolutely brilliant !
Go hard Girl ...sensational work
Please come to Australia some time and Colab with Max & Occy and do similar interviews with our Nomad community 🙏
Nice
What a great interview… Thank you so much Jaime
I was sold already & ✓ed like on the fundsalow disease! Lol...hope I don't ever get that sickness!😁...
No body dove tails anymore fricken fantastic job
Wonderful Trailer !
Great job.
MommaFaye
Impressive! One of the very best builds I have ever seen!
Really enjoyed the video, but I absolutely loved her!
I wonder how he works on the mini split tucked into the v-nose?
Lance needs to have his own TH-cam channel. I think Tamra really liked the 12 inch memory foam. Poor girl just needed a nap 😴 😂 but she’s so chill & sweet. Great job guys!
He does. He said it is called LBRove.
@@morpheuszzz662 Yes, it's @LBRoVe it is his SCUBA videos, no van-life or tiny home content.
Great build and Tamra is easy on the eyes well done Merry Christmas
does he save the condensation from the coils on the a/c?? That seems like a novel way to access MORE H2O!!
Terrific interview! I love his build and his knowledge and skills. She did a great job.
Im going to watch this again, i know ive watched it numerous timesawhile back. First time i saw it, same as just now before watching it, looking at you Both, First thing i thoght of, What a Great Looking Couple,, lol. Handsome dude and Hot woman, great match. LOL.. God Bless you Both. Stay Safe Stay Healthy.
Big Jim New Hampshire USA aka Boston Strong
Wowsers ;*)
How do I find like minded peeps? I am working on renting on a farm, looking for an older, affordable airstream...I am in west asheville at the moment...thank you for sharing.
Don't tell me you didn't want to wring that irritating generator owners neck (or whatever that noise is)...WTF!
LANCE AND YOU TAMRA ARE BOTH AMAZING. I can't believe his skills!
Aloha
Lance is a true salt of the earth .. fantastic..😁
Great set up - the sofa looks cozy, which you don't often see in small spaces, brilliant murphy bed....the floorplan is perfect.
You seem a natural interviewer, Tamra, & Lance has a great set of skills - including designing a well functioning home! Love the technology! Was recently hoping to learn how to put cameras up, which I can see on a screen & be able to zoom in to see birds at my feeder, the occasional hawk attacks, prowling cats, foxes & people at my doors better. DVR capture is good thinking, too!
Want an interactive mic at the doors, solar, great water filtration & better water pressure for my sticks 'n bricks until I'm able to sell or rent & try being a vagabond!
Forget the trailer. Tamra! lol
This man reminds me of Negan from The Walking Dead but a really nice guy version of him.
The type of Negan to fix Glenn's head after bashing it in. 🤣