Something about packing up and setting out for a road trip just makes me feel so adventurous and free, it puts me in a good mood just thinking about it. And why am I thinking about it? Because I am headed on a road trip tomorrow!
My husband and I will be camping over the weekend. Although we are still quite happy camping with the tent setup we've established over the years, I have to ask myself if I am nearing the age where 'roughing it' might start to entail an airstream, RV or caravan.
As I sit here making my traveling to-do list I've gotten more than a little sidetracked with researching mobile traveling homes. So now that I've bookmarked a few dozens images that I'm just drooling over maybe I'm gonna have to rethink my future traveling adventures and find a way into one of these great places sooner than I thought.
Shown above:
1 & 7. Caravanolic
2. flickr Yo North Shore
3. Silver Trailer
4. Gregs Gypsy Bowtop Caravans
5. Snail Trail
6. Tiny House Blog
8. Mehr Zeller
9. Grey Likes Weddings via Nesting Newbies.
Images: as linked above
Ellen's Thirties Style Small Space
Juan's Garage Turned Modern Guest House
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The Big Book of Small, Cool Spaces 
Apartment Therapy Presents 
The Eight-Step Home Cure 
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Recipe: Thai Ginger Chicken Stir-Fry
I'm so there... I love being outdoors but am over sleeping on the ground! Each one of the trailers/caravans/RV's you've shown here are fabulous.. I have a secret fantasy to find an airstream and make it totally gorgeous! (sigh ) some day. Happy Camping.
Fun! Constance (picture 5) is especially charming.
Such freedom......and the views!
growing up, my parents had a westfalia camper van, pop-top and all. we have so many fun memories of camping, road tripping from beach to beach as a family.
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We're on our third Airstream, having finally found the right size for our family (2 adults, 2 greyhounds). We'll be gutting it this fall, and hopefully by next summer we can live in it full time... hopping from one National Park to the next.