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with lance gillies
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interior of the pop-top overland by earthcruiser
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went by the earthcruiser's HQs (bend, oregon)
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lance gillies, australian, enter the business because he couldn't find the overland camper he wanted
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going through the process of building the carbon fiber shells
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a new smaller model: a truck camper
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three sisters, oregon
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wood iron tiny homes
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this is spud's first commercial tiny home
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the founders of wood iron tiny homes have travelled around the world working on different trades
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lots of interesting influences in the first model by wood iron tiny homes
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stayed by the vintages rv park out in oregon
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the vintages trailer resort
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"the vintages" from oregon reminded us of "el cosmico" (marfa, texas)
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the trailer: a mesmerizing vagabond m31 from 1953
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kirsten dirksen inside of a 53' vagabond vintage rv
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nico (original appliances in the background)
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bedroom
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from the bedroom (connected to the bathroom)
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some of the vintage rv's
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the vagabond (1953)
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the rv's are electrified, have showers and working appliances
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a good restoration job
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partial view of the vintages trailer resort (oregon)
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caravans
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inside-outside
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reflection
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basic luxury
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kirsten
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plenty of space to hang around
