Reflections on teardropping life and random pondering while on the road:
I love the notion of naming a teardrop trailer, especially seeing as they are small and personal and each one particular to the owner. But for the longest time I didn’t have a name for mine that resonated. Until a very serendipitous happening let me know without question I had finally found the right one. …
In the weeks leading up to launching this site a year ago, I was writing posts on a variety of topics so it would have some content to start out with. One of those early blogs was about Boondocking and why it didn’t much appeal to me. I had an abrupt reversal of opinion this …
Like most Teardrop trailer owners in Canada and the northern U.S., at this point in the year I am keenly awaiting the weather moving enough into spring that I can hit the road for that first trip of the season. It will probably be a short one just to get back into the flow then …
So far I have logged over 4000 km with my Teardrop trailer over the course of one full camping season last year plus an inaugural trip the year before. I find that I’m still navigating how “to be” on road trips, living in a teardrop trailer for two weeks or more. The answer methinks lies …
Unless you’re singularly focused on a final destination, a Teardrop trailer road trip will be made up of some combination of what I call on-the-move (OTM) and stay-in-place (SIP) days. An OTM day is one that involves relocating the trailer (i.e., packing up in the morning and pitching camp later that day) while a SIP …
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