When Annie and I got the camper home, we parked it in front of the shop and admired it from afar. It was cute and quaint. We stood in silence, imagining the fun trips we would take, the open road, the far-flung places that we would tow it. Ahhhh! What a summer this will be!Let's take a tour of our new fun wagon!
When you step into the camper, you can see the huge amount of storage area. It also comes with a full-length mirror and a furnace, for those chilly nights.
The kitchen area features a three-burner gas stove and very clean oven. All appliances, including the range hood are a lovely "canned-pea green" color. There is an economy-sized sink and plenty of storage. The cupboard doors are painted a chartreuse-ish color that compliments the color of the appliances and also the upholstery throughout the rest of the camper.
The backsplash in the kitchen is a psychedelic green and copper wallpaper.
Moving to the dining area, you will notice the large windows that let in plenty of natural light. The booth-style eating area also conveniently turns down into an extra bed. Overhead storage space will be great for storing all the necessities for life on the road.
Finally, the sleeping/living area. The couch easily pulls out into a comfortable bed. The upper bunk also folds up for extra head-space.
Now, I will give you a tour of the bathroom.
Wait, where's the bathroom?
Lindsey: "Annie, I can't find the bathroom."
Annie: "It's outside."
(silence)
Lindsey:"So you're saying that nature is our bathroom. Is that what you are telling me?"
Annie: "Mm-hmm. Less plumbing to worry about that way."
Lindsey: "What about showers while we are on the road or camping?"
Annie: "It's CAMPING, not a Holiday Inn."
2 comments:
Ooops! GUess you should've thought about that first huh? LOL.. Don't buy one of those portable hanging showers either, b/c your husband thinks they are large water fight weapons!!
Good to know! We won't give him the opportunity!
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