Wow! Thanks for sharing, Ember. I don't think I could cope with the cold, never mind the tiny space - and I would definitely need to be parked in some greenery! I need earth and trees and wildlife around me...
Yes - me too - my problem would be the alleyway, not the van. I think form some of the photos that it's still driveable though - so depending what the laws are in Canada about overnighting in a vehicle, I guess he could go and stay in the countryside too. He says in the latest post that he's taken out his bed frame - I'm worried about that because he needs some kind of a frame no matter how low or his mattress will go mouldy - not 'might', 'will'!
By the way I think your washstand, jug and bowl are great - are you pleased with them? x
No, I didn't San. I tried to leave a comment on his most recent post where he said about it, but the comment function didn't work. There's a contact email address, and I sent him a message to wish him well and ask if was OK to have posted his photo on here, but I hadn't read about the mattress then and I didn't like to send another message in case he began to feel stalked! Anyway I sent him a link to here so I just hope he comes across and reads . . .
I always dreamed of doing that. Maybe some day I will, but now I have slightly different dreams. That said, I still think it sounds astonishingly awesome.
To live in a van in one place would be a drag. But if I was on the go, from one place to the next, stay a bit pick up a bit of cash to fund my expenses and head of to somewhere, anywhere else and repeat as needed then it would be an adventure.
Glad you like my washstand, jug and bowl, Ember - I LOVE them! I really enjoy taking my time over my ablutions, in my own bedroom! I'll post the pictures on my blog when I get round to it ;-) x x
Hi Bean - Mathew is a designer, so I think his work travels with him in his computer - I agree with you that travelling would be a crucial aspect of the positives of van living. Plus open spaces create privacy and peace.
Hi Rebecca - yes, it grabs the imagination, doesn't it!
Hi Hawthorne - looking forward to those pics :0) x
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Wow! Thanks for sharing, Ember. I don't think I could cope with the cold, never mind the tiny space - and I would definitely need to be parked in some greenery! I need earth and trees and wildlife around me...
Yes - me too - my problem would be the alleyway, not the van. I think form some of the photos that it's still driveable though - so depending what the laws are in Canada about overnighting in a vehicle, I guess he could go and stay in the countryside too.
He says in the latest post that he's taken out his bed frame - I'm worried about that because he needs some kind of a frame no matter how low or his mattress will go mouldy - not 'might', 'will'!
By the way I think your washstand, jug and bowl are great - are you pleased with them? x
Thanks for sharing. Have you commented to let him know about the possibilities of a mouldy mattress?!!
Will be following his journey.
San xx
No, I didn't San. I tried to leave a comment on his most recent post where he said about it, but the comment function didn't work.
There's a contact email address, and I sent him a message to wish him well and ask if was OK to have posted his photo on here, but I hadn't read about the mattress then and I didn't like to send another message in case he began to feel stalked! Anyway I sent him a link to here so I just hope he comes across and reads . . .
I always dreamed of doing that. Maybe some day I will, but now I have slightly different dreams. That said, I still think it sounds astonishingly awesome.
Me too, Beth - sometimes I've walked along the street planning and imagining just how I would go about living in a van! x
To live in a van in one place would be a drag. But if I was on the go, from one place to the next, stay a bit pick up a bit of cash to fund my expenses and head of to somewhere, anywhere else and repeat as needed then it would be an adventure.
Bean
Fascinating! I took the time to read the entire blog.
Now my back is hurting & I can hardly stand up straight.
Glad you like my washstand, jug and bowl, Ember - I LOVE them! I really enjoy taking my time over my ablutions, in my own bedroom! I'll post the pictures on my blog when I get round to it ;-) x x
Hi Bean - Mathew is a designer, so I think his work travels with him in his computer - I agree with you that travelling would be a crucial aspect of the positives of van living. Plus open spaces create privacy and peace.
Hi Rebecca - yes, it grabs the imagination, doesn't it!
Hi Hawthorne - looking forward to those pics :0) x
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