At 46 it's very cool to watch younger people have the balls to live how they want. Good for you guys.

@DentReversal

4 жыл бұрын

The same here, same age )

@greatriffishere

3 жыл бұрын

@@DentReversal Yep, but it won't last !!

@benjigirl1971

3 жыл бұрын

@@greatriffishere well, they’re still doing it, so.....

@greatriffishere

3 жыл бұрын

@@benjigirl1971 Yeah, that's pretty cool that they are stilled commited to their goals!!

@greatriffishere

3 жыл бұрын

@@benjigirl1971 They are wise beyond their years !!!! When i was their age in the late 80s/early 90's i was clueless lol

37 years ago, my parents converted an old ups truck into a tiny home and we lived in the redwoods above the smith river in California. We moved back into town so I could start school and my parents ended up getting a divorce. My mother always said that if she had known about homeschooling, we never would have left and she feels that her marriage would have lasted. My father was an alcoholic and being in the mountains meant he was sober. We were happy. I miss those times so much. Over the years I have lived a nomadic lifestyle. I am currently living in a house with the love of my life and our three children. We have a scamp trailer that we bought for 1500.00 and are fixing it up. Maybe we will live in it later on, but for now, it’s an amazing escape. I love your vision and your videos, best of luck to you both. Blessed be.

@agustasister5624

5 жыл бұрын

Where is everyone finding these deals on scamps.

@mjkk4886

5 жыл бұрын

That would be very hard to live with 3 boys in a small trailer . I did that with my parents and I couldn’t stand it I left at 16 and never looked back .

@johnbanjovi8524

5 жыл бұрын

Bunny Garrett Im now in my 34th year in an unconverted UPS truck.

@markspeelman9169

5 жыл бұрын

Bunny Garrett Aside from your pain, love this post.

@luiziferbehel3750

5 жыл бұрын

Bunny Garrett that was a very emotional story, im sorry about your parents

Very honest approach to telling your story. No sugarcoating or romanticizing. Thank you for being so candid.:)

@albertocruz9959

4 жыл бұрын

:)

I’m rewatching all your old videos and absolutely love them just as much as the 1st time! I’ve been a Patron for a while now and truly can’t believe how much I’ve learned from you throughout all these years (and how much you’ve inspired my dream of nomad living, off the grid, raw land, and so on). Thank you for sharing your life with me! ♥️♥️

@ElsaRhae

Жыл бұрын

You are so amazing for being here and supporting us. Thank you!!

You were very smart not to go the tiny house route. Too expensive... too heavy... to many restrictions on where you can park.

@exposingliars9824

4 жыл бұрын

Yes. And many people live on properties illegal, living in fear of getting fined for it.

@hollyburnspsychic1523

4 жыл бұрын

Tiny house regulations need to change.

@markarrington3869

4 жыл бұрын

Once again sad.

@frank234561

4 жыл бұрын

buy land. der

I've seen countless videos like this, and this is the first HONEST one I've seen. well done

I know this is an older video but it's really great to see the thought process behind your decision and how it's mirroring my thought process. I went from thinking of buying a fixer-upper > buying land and building a house > buying land and having a tiny house on it > towing the house around > buying an RV/Van. I'm still super undecided but I'm realizing why so many people are choosing to live off-grid when even when you own land/house, you're still subject to the city/county/state as your landlord.

I love that you guys had a tiny house plan, saw some obstacles, and just rerouted. You're better than my GPS. That thing just leads me to dead ends.

You guys are like a cute turtle family! Traveling with your home, and adventuring through beautiful nature.

@ElsaRhae

6 жыл бұрын

Hahahaha I LOVE this!! A turtle fam :)

I just love young love,the whole world is in front of you. How i remember those days

@jay33begin

4 жыл бұрын

Really nice comment 💙

@meredithheath5272

3 жыл бұрын

I have seen many of your very nice, and nicely done videos, but I have never seen this story of your evolution of how you came to dicide to live in the Scamp!!! Interesting story! So glad, as others have pointed out - that you found each other, enjoy your lives together, and continue to do so. Nice music, too

I had a 1988 16ft Scamp and it had a small restroom with the option to install a shower we did not install a shower since most r.v parks have showers and rest rooms. We also camped with our 12 & 8 year old children and the front sofa converted into a bunk bed. Our Scamp was loaded with almost every option it even had a small awning. The kids finally out grew the bunks and I used it out at my deer camp for several years. I sold it for what I bought it for 6.5 years later . It was a very good starter camper.

Hi you two.. I had the exact same public poo poo experience when I started fixing up my TrailManor.... My husband passed in 2017 and all I wanted to do was get out of my house. After, a year passed, I did it and am so glad I followed MY DESIRE and not the comments of the public. Thanks for sharing, Lo :)

What a lovely story. I did a review of the scamp but never thought about it would be possible to live in one. It just shows how perspective can change once you determine what's really important and what makes you happy. Thanks so much for sharing!

@justmissjamey

5 жыл бұрын

Love this comment :)

@royalfam3424

5 жыл бұрын

I'm a huge fun of you too and also tubi

@robertgraham3576

4 жыл бұрын

Get a job - she will leave you behind - like her mother did to the old man.

This warms my heart. Watching these videos makes me smile uncontrollably. Thank you both for sharing your lives with us!

That pic of your grandmother at 3:24 is just epic!!!!!! I love history and I just love seeing our ancestors in the past. That is seriously an epic pic of a queen in the 70's living her life. Just awesome!!!🤘

Everyone must make the best decision for themselves. 7yrs in the military taught me I didn't really need much to be content. I lived comfortably in a 12' fiberglass trailer for a year, and I was living in an SUV for 6months before that. It absolutely can be done. Good luck to you!

These two are cute, I like their outlook on life.

@williamsantiago7303

4 жыл бұрын

@Klaus Van Heusen Well said friend, I agree.

@jamesellis33

4 жыл бұрын

It doesn't last reality will get and they will become cynical like the rest of us. That is just how life is.

I would need a bathroom, public bathrooms are nasty

you two are really living life ,god bless,have fun be true to each other enjoy.

He REALLY won with HER!!! She is so inspiring! I'm in love with her too. And I'm NOT a lesbian. Lol

@Nova902Scotia

4 жыл бұрын

Elle Bee sure sure...lol. I had too...cheers

It's really great hearing your story like this - with the ups and downs and doubts and worries. It's so easy to see your transition as just a step from one life to the next but there is always so much more underneath. Thank you for choosing to share this life with us 💙

@ElsaRhae

6 жыл бұрын

Gosh, thanks for always choosing to support me, Phoebe. You are a rock star. ALWAYS!

@jcubed821

6 жыл бұрын

Well said, Phoebe Grigor! Well said! :)

just found your channel. my favorite is when your husband quotes your grandfather. My grandfather always said the same, no matter what you always need a truck. looking forward to more videos from you both.

I love how you tell your story, it is perfect: perfect voices, not loud , you complete each other seamlessly, soft music, clear video, family pictures. It is just good vibes. You have done your research well and found balance. Very rare to see such wisdom in young people. I wish you the best.

I LOVE your cute little Scamp - it's all anyone needs...and it's got SO MUCH character!!

Good for you thinking your way through all of the possible housing options and surviving the first trials of tiny living. I can see how it would make you get outside more and enjoy your surroundings have fun! Xolori

Love you guys. I'm so glad that you guys embarked on this adventure. I can't believe it's been a year. At first when you first announced you were moving into a scamp I was kind of disappointed to be honest because I didn't want to lose the body painting videos but I shouldn't have thought like that. You've opened my eyes to a whole different type of living. I can't believe how awesome it's been watching you guys do this for the last year.

@texedwards3039

5 жыл бұрын

sounds great have a good life !

My husband and I have been married almost 36 years and purchased a 35 ft sailboat back in October of 2016 and that is what we live on. I think it is so cool that your are doing a camper.

You really put a lot of planning, thought and analysis into this lifestyle and by sharing, you’re paving the way for others! Making your grandparents proud!!

You two are a breath of fresh air! I just purchased an ‘80 travel trailer (not a scamp but still rockin!), and clicked on your video as my first of many to watch in my new journey. Your vlog kept my attention with pertinent information, and you both are so well spoken and articulate in the way you delivered the info to your viewers. I’m not generally a you tuber per se, but I really dug your video - so thanks! If you’re ever out near Death Valley / southern part of Sierra Nevada Mtn range, please look me up!! All the best to you guys!

@YourAverageGoyl

5 жыл бұрын

Omg, I first read that as 80 feet not 1980, lol! It's early, what can I say?

If you ever do think you need more room, then I would suggest a good used Van. It would double your living space and give you 2 rooms. You could also buy a Thetford chemical toilet to keep in the van. I currently drive a GMC Savanah Van which has about as much space as your camper...and I have been contemplating a tiny camper. I think this would be the perfect setup.

I also love the candid aspect of ur journey and how much organic thought/planning with it. I also love the family & friends involvement.

Absolute definition of liberation.. Live the life you want to, not the one that everybody else does. Getting to freedom isn't cheap, but once your there, that life, is priceless. Nothing but love guys.

Happy Scampiversary 😊

@exposingliars9824

4 жыл бұрын

lol

I wanted a Scamp so bad, but since I was a solo traveling chick, I went with an RV, so I wasn't separate from the driver's seat at night. (But Scamps are sooooo cute!)

@medic1204

5 жыл бұрын

SilverFlame819 oh what rv did u buy

@bitchpuhleese

4 жыл бұрын

That is exactly my thought too. I need something where I can jump into the drivers seat and bail if needed. What kind if RV did you get?

@johndeveney3878

4 жыл бұрын

@@bitchpuhleese I would buy a class B or B+! It drives like a van because it is! If you're a DIY kinda gal, I would definitely buy a Nissan high top van; it's on a truck suspension and has more leg room...

@bitchpuhleese

4 жыл бұрын

@@johndeveney3878 thank you for the advice!

@jborrego2406

4 жыл бұрын

Same here I ended up with a van

Total respect to you guys for what you have both accomplished. Love it !

good luck you two! my first time was 3-4 months in a 1970's vw camper with my wife and cat. we had a great time blasting around florida. I think you are starting out right! good luck, and may the wind fill your sails!

I adore your videos so much. You both are so passionate and it's just so inspiring to watch

My sister & her husband lived in a Fifth Wheel for about 5 years. His job took him all over so they just drove their "house" to the next job & stayed at RV parks. Their Fifth Wheel had pop outs which made it bigger, 2 plush recliners inside, a bathroom with a shower of course & was plenty big enough for the 2 of them & the baby. Me personally - I could handle living full time in a Fifth Wheel or a Tiny House. I'd actually love it! But Scamps....not so much. They're just way too small & claustrophobic for my taste. Tho I admire anyone who can live in a Scamp full time!

Awesome video! We had a 1981 Scamp 16’ for about 3 years - about 95% re-did it and had a blast in it. Made what we had into it back when we sold it (needed a larger bed as our dog is bigger than your dog) so yep - they definitely hold their value! And my husband would have our dog and me sit on the bed so he could hand maneuver it. We have a slightly larger trailer now but still under 20’ so can fit where we want!

Shibas love the outdoors. Camp is so cute! It is so wonderful you both have chosen to live the life you want.

Love your videos, way of living life,and attitude.You’re such a refreshing couple. Stay safe, Be careful and Keep on rolling.

I too was interested in tiny houses for travel nursing but they're heavy, you need a truck and there are restrictions. Then RVs, Class C, vintage travel trailers, tear drops, and then I came across van life! I don't like the idea of towing. Funny how the ideas got smaller and smaller! Take care, thanks for sharing.

@kaycart

5 жыл бұрын

Sqrb3arスクエアクマ vcd e '

@seanoleary1979

4 жыл бұрын

Ironically, I lived in a van for a few years and found the lack of space to be so confining and depressing, I was thinking about moving back to a stix & brix house once again. Then, I started looking at small Casitas, Scamps, and small travel trailers like what Jayco makes. It turns out, you can buy a brand new Jayco (or other brand small trailer like Coleman) for the same price of an old wiped out Casitia or Scamp! I went with a 154 Bunkhouse that has a kitchen, full bath room with a tub, , a full kitchen with a stove top, microwave, hot water, food prep area, dining area, heat, air conditioning, TV/entertainment system, and a built-in monitor to keep an eye on all systems and levels - that only weighed 2500 lbs.! It's easily towable with my small S10 4x4 pickup truck, and I can leave my small home just about anywhere (safe), and go into town, run errands, or get it repaired without losing my living quarters. Towing a small trailer that provides ALL the amenities and is designed for travel and living efficiently in a small space is head and shoulders above living in 50 square foot van - ANY DAY! The only drawback, is the whole stealth travel thing goes out the window once and for all.

@jborrego2406

4 жыл бұрын

Yay me too but I’m just a in home nurse . I love living in my van with my cats

@WaywardCoug

4 жыл бұрын

Sqrb3arスクエアクマ I’m a nurse and sold my house to buy a Class B+. Pick it up this month or next and can’t wait to start my next adventure.

Elsa, I can see it In your mans face. He is absolutely madly in love with you. Congrats on finding a guy that's into the van/camper life with you. It's super hard to find someone who shares the same interest of tiny living

@mnamous9823

5 жыл бұрын

JtTaylor2026 And he’s HOT, too.

R.E.S.P.E.C.T... Nothing but RESPECT for the both of you two! Wow... Hat's off to the fact that you two are living your dream!

How cute! Congratulations on your freedom!

Your videos always get me thinking about how I live my life. I don't know if I could live in a scamp but you have inspired me. I have made some big changes in my life that might seems small but for me it was a big deal. You get me thinking and challenge myself and I am thankful for that.

@ElsaRhae

6 жыл бұрын

This is AWESOME!! Keep going! I think life will always be a flow of ups and downs. I'd say it will get easier, and it will in some ways, but challenges will keep coming up. By doing something so radical, we're learning how to better tackle challenges positively and effectively. You're inspiring me in return, my friend.

@victoriamorris3090

5 жыл бұрын

Saving water is something I’m working on too. :) Getting rid of “stuff” is a big project for me.

I am 52 years old and I'm buying a used RV to remodel. I would love a Scamp, but the claustrophobia would do me in. I will still be able to work while saving money like mad. You two are great, keep sending video's.

I'm watching my first video of you guys from 6 years ago. I'm so excited to check your channel and see your newest video and see where your lives are now

I finally made the decision of going that route and starting to enjoy life with out so much stress. Here in California i spent 55k a year in housing, im so done. Looking for my travel trailer or class c rv😎

@deboraherchul4036

4 жыл бұрын

I'm moving out of calif too was born here, way too expensive.

you two are funny, you make me smile and laugh, Its a small space and you two make a good couple to grow old together in that small space is realy saying something on how good your relationship is . cudo's....

@ElsaRhae

5 жыл бұрын

We definitely*** have to work together to make this lifestyle work. It has made our relationship better than ever. Thank you for the acknowledgement.

So glad I clicked. Basically been looking for a way to live out of the box so can rent out or sale the house. Found some tiny houses built to code for city/state dwelling and been binge watching Kirsten Dirksen channel seeing how ppl all over world build modular contained furniture and build out tiny spaces or even larger spaces efficiently (def check it out, opens up all kinds possibilities for future ideas!). Tiny house can rent out later on as cool place but so expensive and iffy on where it can go like you said. As of yesterday someone finally convinced me to look at airstream or small RVs and so thankful for your whole thought process and thorough video of what REALLY goes into these decisions. Thank you!

We just bought a 12ft Taylor Coach, and it is 1480lbs...loaded, probably 2000lbs. Our 4cyl suv is rated to tow 2800lbs. It is fully loaded with inside and outside shower, has one of those tiny bathrooms, we luv it, queen bed, fridge,stove,hot water, air conditioner. Bought a arvika bike rack for front, our plan is travel all across the states next year, about 2 months...who knows...we will be retired! Taking our 16yr old chuhuahua with us! Luv watching this video and will be watching more!!!

Everyone says they needs a truck to pull (he pulls it by himself)he is the truck lol

@caseymaddox435

4 жыл бұрын

(Spongebob voice) 30 seconds laterrr.... “we pulled it with the mini” 😩 yes!

@gundam460

3 жыл бұрын

Barron: I am the truck

You guys are just as cute as your trailer! ❤️

So happy for you both!! I admire your tenacity!!

Just watched this video and my hat is off to this couple! Great job and I'm jealous.

I truly don't want understand the tiny house craze, given the expense and how cheap campers are. Fantastic video thank you for sharing.

Cute story, thanks for sharing. "ya gotta have a damn truck!" LMBO

My husband and I have been together for 7 years and have been talking about tiny living ever since. Unfortunately we've needed to live with my grandparents while I heal from chronic illness for the past 4 of those 7 years, but now that I am feeling better, I'm binge watching all your videos. Our obstacles right now are figuring out how to feed ourselves with so many dietary restrictions, getting solid on location-independent income and where we will do laundry (I have chemical sensitivity so public laundry just won't work). When we figure that out then we have savings so I hope it will all work out. That was longer than I expected, but in essence THANK YOU.

@gigmaresh8772

4 ай бұрын

There are tiny clothes washers that easily fit under cabinet when not in use. Sensitivity to chemicals and dirty air is a challenge. Keeping the interior of my boler is a snap . . . And I have two dogs. If you want to try out camper living, there are a (few) that can be rented. And don't think you cannot find an inexpensive one to buy. But these often present challenges because of their age. But there are more new campers than ever now. Casita - just south of Dallas, Texas Scamp - Backus, Minn Check out Google for Ultimate Guide to the 13 Best Fiberglass . . . Good luck to you

You guys are adorable & wishing you both the best together moving forward on your journey...

Had to subscribe you two are awesome. Blessings from SoCali

His eyes!!!! Omg 😮

@arladicey

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! If you're not familiar with the famous actor Robby Benson, look him up; this guy Baron looks so much like him! Most people are likely to know Robby Benson as the voice as The Beast in the original Disney animated version of Beauty and The Beast, but he also was a teen heartthrob film and TV actor back in the 70s and early 80s. Just like this guy, dark hair, striking blue eyes! Even as an older actor/producer/acting teacher, he's very handsome. Baron seriously looks like he could be his son!

You guys have the right idea and look awesome together. Thank you so much for sharing and lots of love from Iran 🇮🇷

My wife and I had also thought about going tiny. An RV seems like a great way to do it! Thank you guys for sharing your story!

Love you guys! I want to do this with my son! He’s only 8! Someday! I have the jeep, just have to figure out the trailer!

@kittykatcongregation

4 жыл бұрын

I have a Tahoe and I'm trying to decide which trailer. So much thought!!! That would be an awesome adventure for a young boy!

You two are adorable!! I would love to "sell" my 19 year old son on the idea of living in a small trailer that he can pull with his Jeep. It seems like such a perfect solution for a young college student who refuses to live in a dorm. I am going to show him this video, someday, when he's in the right mood :D Ha!

@danielebrparish4271

4 жыл бұрын

Get the right girl to live with him and you'll never see him again.

Ive been fallowing you 3 for about a year. I pray and think of you often. You have motivated me to look at and most likley buy a scamp. I have learned so much from both of you and completely enjoy your videos. I want to thank you for sharing your life with the world. Gods blessings to you always! I wish yoi both co tinues joy and health!

Treasure every minute! In1971, we left the Midwest with a 4' x 6' trailer full of camping gear and everything we owned. Albuquerque was our home base for our travels until the mid '80s. I wouldn't trade the memories for anything.

Wow! That gives me a “light bulb moment”! In the late eighties.. and into the early nineties, we owned a small used “70’s style” trailer that was 13 ft. The “bathroom” was actually just a closet with a porta-potty. Since we didn’t want to clean it .. we NEVER used it. I’ve been thinking if something like a 17 ft trailer that gad a “real” bathroom.. but maybe your idea is better! Good tip: look into fiberglass trailers. Thanks. So many “conventional” trailers end up with roof problems.. I would rather avoid that. The aluminum Airstreams seem solid .. but they are wicked expensive .. but seem to hold their value very good.

What a wonderful life, iam thinking the same when 92 yr old mom passes no need for big house liquidate and go travel why not life is short and mexico has alot even cheaper

@JorgeP980

5 жыл бұрын

Don't sell it . Rent the property out so it can fund your travels 👌

@jvelez5381

5 жыл бұрын

Wayne Piazza yeah so that the Cartels can have you.

@sensei-lr4cj

5 жыл бұрын

@@jvelez5381 you clearly haven't been to mexico.

I just have to say, I just found you yesterday. Been watching your video's since. We are building a teardrop and going to pull it with my Vibe. You two rock!!

Thanks for a great story. I really enjoyed it. We loved our little Scamp, and towed it all over for three years. Our only problem with it was that we could never minimize enough to make it viable, and we were just vacationing in it, not living ini it. That’s what I admire about you two so much, your commitment to downsizing, minimizing, and making it happen, through ingenuity, creativity, sacrifice, and hard work. You have truly set yourselves free. Way to go! Good Vibrations

simply said living life is everything, less is more always, anytime you need a spot to plug and crash in DSM let me know! i hope you have a merry christmas.

Happy anniversary folks here's to the simple life!

You are such a cute family! Like that you thought everything out properly and didn't let peer pressure dissuade you.. stay safe and happy!

I'm so proud of you two. Keep it going

his eyes are gorgeous. such a beautiful couple. hope you two are doing well

Rawbeautykristi sent me here to check you guys out! Incredible story for sure! Definitely humbling 💖

@ElsaRhae

5 жыл бұрын

Love Kristi ☺️

great video, like how honest and open you both are....

Wonderful watching this great couple do their thing..

Lovely couple- best of luck! *A.

I was impressed you could move it by hand. I always thought fiberglass was heavy. I think fiberglass is quite durable though

@Donnachaidh07

2 жыл бұрын

It has a layer of foam, inside the fiberglass. 1200 to 1500 lbs from factory for small, 13' Scamp.

You guys rock. Thank you for sharing...so practical.

You guys are so down to earth. Love it!

Barron's eyes omg😍!

@chashastings6861

6 жыл бұрын

Agree ..

@shay5317

6 жыл бұрын

W M right omg

@gailarnold6446

6 жыл бұрын

W M Yes he's a hottie. Lucky her.

@ramtrucks721

6 жыл бұрын

W M Look eerie. . plus he smells like a dead body

@ghopkins7928

5 жыл бұрын

Wow..like my husky!

Every time you post a new video, Elsa, I get more and more excited to buy my very own scamp when I finish school. Since starting to live in your Scamp what has been the biggest difficulty as for adjusting, space saving, and keep the scamp clean?

Super cool... we have a travel trailer right now and it's our "vacation" with our 2 children during the summer months. When they are grown and we are retired, I could see this being a way of life for my husband and I.

I loved hearing how you got “here”! Just found your channel and am loving it... I lived in Oregon/Washington for 20 years (just returned to MN in October) so your current spot feels like home to me! ❤️✌🏽

That's a good idea to not have a bathroom. I agree with your thoughts unless you are like me. I have Crohnes Disease and have to have a bathroom in my trailer. I'm planning my van and cargo trailer builds around the bathroom necessity. My advice for anyone looking into this life is to find what is necessary for you to live the life you choose and model your build or purchase around that necessity.

@lcarter194

5 жыл бұрын

I have to agree after 50 you got to go at 2am you got go. And I can,t pick and choose just number 1.I

@WendsH

5 жыл бұрын

Same can be said of camping with a child. When my daughter announces that she has to use the restroom and we're on a horrendously long stretch of road with no gas stations, businesses or rest areas in sight, pulling off to the side to open the trailer and let her have at it is a God-send!

@MaximC

5 жыл бұрын

Chron's disease can be cured with Whole Food Plant Based diet/ration.

@johndeveney3878

4 жыл бұрын

That's the shits!

@MarielikestoCrochet

4 жыл бұрын

R.C.T. Travels I need a bathroom. I don’t like sitting on public toilets. Dumb phobia I have. Plus I drink a LOT of TEA 😅 but I love that you customized it for you guys

Older married guy just saw your video and I pine for what you are doing. I subscribed. Try the Northwest.

@YourAverageGoyl

5 жыл бұрын

I do, too... And I'm an 'older' single woman, lol. I think some of us just have an 'I need to get away from here now' gene. 🌷

@peoplenplants

4 жыл бұрын

@@YourAverageGoyl I'm close to age 62 and still using my Northface tiny 3 pound 'bicycle' tent and throw this in my Hyundai Accent hatchback that gets 37 mpg on freeways! Over the years I HAVE added the Dreamtime super deluxe thermarest along with an extra foam pad. Have a $44 nylon canopy for putting over a picnic table when it rains (Living in the NW that means every time camping out pretty much!) Just went to a NW Mushroom Association foray up at Mt. Baker and saw someone had a Scamp. It looked really appealing...I like the idea of being in an indoor place for cooking and with ready heat..

I'm 22 my boyfriend is 21 and we had no idea that these even existed. thank you for opening up a new door for us to explore!

It is extremely liberating to live this way. Thank you for your channel. Love you guys. I enjoy residing in my 1973 28 ft Starcraft camper. It's been a year & a half of happiness knowing it's paid off. Enjoying the outdoors is a wonderful thing.

@ElsaRhae

6 жыл бұрын

We just registered the Soobie yesterday! It was so expensive and we were so pissed at the DMV, but we gotta play their game while we play ours. Cheating the corrupt system in many ways. Where are you based out of? Where are your favorite places to visit? We are looking to explore NM and AZ in the upcoming months!

@Pinkfrogz

6 жыл бұрын

Elsa Rhae I'm about an hour east of Charlotte NC. Originally from Florida, I'm a transplant. My house is currently on a little piece of land. One day I'd love to travel like yall do. It was much easier than I thought to downsize. My tiny house is customized by me & it's my sanctuary attached to the outdoors.

I would need scamp with bathroom. I'm very proud of you guys

@bjaurdryy

5 жыл бұрын

You make a good practical team. Now Havel fun!

@bjaurdryy

5 жыл бұрын

Have fun!

that was a great price for the scamp!

Loved that you push through societal boundaries. Keep doing you!!!

Awesome video, keep at it! Your vision is pretty rad! Thanks for sharing and being REAL.

God!! I wish I'd done this 25 years ago. I'm 48 married for 25 years and have 2 daughters who mean the world to me. I bought a house in 1993 and still have 13 years left on the mortgage. When I finally do pay it off I'll be paying over 10k a year just on property tax. Unless one makes upwards of 150k a year I believe a conventional house is not worth the effort.

@marktodd4479

5 жыл бұрын

this is unreal. where are you people living? i live in ohio, right outside of pittsburgh. close proximity to great culture, museums, arts, pro sports teams etc. i bought a newly remodeled 4 bedroom house with a garage and fenced yard for 68K. 50-80K for a tiny house is INSANE. oh, and my taxes on the house are 800-900 dollars a year. period. no bullshit "school tax" of a few grand a year like in pennsylvania, no hundred ways to fuck money out of our residents like in most states, i.e., no bullshit dog liscience, no bullshit gas taxs - I save $5 on every half tank of gas i get in ohio when i gas up at home then drive the short 30 min drive to work in PA, no bullshit vehicle emissions every years, no property taxes on vehicles are any of the insane shit people pay. don't understand why they put up with that shit.

@CompTechMike

5 жыл бұрын

It's worse in other parts of the country. In Northern Virginia even townhouses start at $400k+. Of course some of the jobs pay well, but not that well. Buying a house in this economy is almost impossible. :(

@johndeveney3878

4 жыл бұрын

I agree!

What's the total weight of this camper? I have been looking for a light weight for my RAV4. Hard to find.

@cloudoftime

5 жыл бұрын

Google: scamp trailer weight. I bet you'll find an answer.

Happy for you both. You are very inspiring

Very good to see you two are so happy, very brave, follow your heart seems to work.