Hey everyone!Just starting out here and have been living on the road for 3 months. Trying to help others learn from our experience and learn from everyone else! If you have any ideas for content, would love to hear. We posted about what it's really like living in such a tiny space- aka we love it but we hit our head... a lot :) Here's the site: http://www.happycamperwives.com/2016/12/14/living-tiny-a-dream-come-true/ALSO bonus points if you tell us how to make a "clicky"

HappyCamperWives wrote:Hey everyone!Just starting out here and have been living on the road for 3 months. Trying to help others learn from our experience and learn from everyone else! If you have any ideas for content, would love to hear. We posted about what it's really like living in such a tiny space- aka we love it but we hit our head... a lot :) Here's the site: http://www.happycamperwives.com/2016/12/14/living-tiny-a-dream-come-true/ALSO bonus points if you tell us how to make a "clicky"Here you go: Link

You can't take the Fisherman out of this Camper wrote:HappyCamperWives wrote:Hey everyone!Just starting out here and have been living on the road for 3 months. Trying to help others learn from our experience and learn from everyone else! If you have any ideas for content, would love to hear. We posted about what it's really like living in such a tiny space- aka we love it but we hit our head... a lot :) Here's the site: http://www.happycamperwives.com/2016/12/14/living-tiny-a-dream-come-true/ALSO bonus points if you tell us how to make a "clicky"Here you go: LinkThank you! :)

Looks like fun and your photography is awesome. A year-long road trip isn't possible for me, but I do like to get away from it all once in awhile, even if it's just 100 miles from home. The change of scenery these campers provides is priceless. Enjoy and be safe!

To the OPs: I wouldn't know why you couldn't post a click in the first message to the forum. If you go to the "advanced" post editor, use the palette of "things" to make the click and it will insert the appropriate text.Beyond that, nice site and photos. As a tall dude (6'3") myself, I've a lot of experience with head-bangers. The midgets that inhabit the rest of the world seem to insist on them everywhere. But that experience alone lead me to buy a rig tall enough to walk around in safely.Have a great adventure, post lots of pictures, learn the skills called for, and have fun!

naturist wrote:To the OPs: I wouldn't know why you couldn't post a click in the first message to the forum. If you go to the "advanced" post editor, use the palette of "things" to make the click and it will insert the appropriate text.Beyond that, nice site and photos. As a tall dude (6'3") myself, I've a lot of experience with head-bangers. The midgets that inhabit the rest of the world seem to insist on them everywhere. But that experience alone lead me to buy a rig tall enough to walk around in safely.naturist wrote:Oh sweet! I'll try that next time to post a link. We are both 5'10' so we feel your pain. Our next rig may need a UPgrade. :P

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HappyCamperWive
Explorer
Dec 22, 2016
rexlion wrote:
I also hiked and photographed the Narrows this past July, and you did a great job of capturing the colors and textures. Although I would personally use a bit less sharpen/detail on some of those, they certainly bring back the memories.

We have an iphone so our sharpening tool is definitely hot! First time photographers but learning.
rexlion
Explorer
Dec 22, 2016
I also hiked and photographed the Narrows this past July, and you did a great job of capturing the colors and textures. Although I would personally use a bit less sharpen/detail on some of those, they certainly bring back the memories.
Army11Bravo
Explorer II
Dec 22, 2016
Welcome to the forum. I enjoyed your blog and read it further down the road (pun intended).
jfkmk
Explorer
Dec 22, 2016
Sounds like an epic trip! A trip like that (with a slightly bigger trailer) is on our bucket list!
HappyCamperWive
Explorer
Dec 22, 2016
CASmitty wrote:
Nice site and beautiful photography. I am jealous; My dream is to take a year to travel the US in a TT when I retire in 10 years. I am working on talking my husband into it.

It took me five years to talk my wife into it. Well worth the efforts, she thanks me almost everyday :) good luck on your future adventure! You won't regret it!
CASmitty
Explorer
Dec 22, 2016
Nice site and beautiful photography. I am jealous; My dream is to take a year to travel the US in a TT when I retire in 10 years. I am working on talking my husband into it.
Moderator
Moderator
Dec 21, 2016
There is no reason 'first timers' can't post a link; as long as it conforms to the posting rules. Welcome to the forum.
HappyCamperWive
Explorer
Dec 21, 2016
naturist wrote:
To the OPs: I wouldn't know why you couldn't post a click in the first message to the forum. If you go to the "advanced" post editor, use the palette of "things" to make the click and it will insert the appropriate text.

Beyond that, nice site and photos. As a tall dude (6'3") myself, I've a lot of experience with head-bangers. The midgets that inhabit the rest of the world seem to insist on them everywhere. But that experience alone lead me to buy a rig tall enough to walk around in safely.
naturist wrote:

Oh sweet! I'll try that next time to post a link.

We are both 5'10' so we feel your pain. Our next rig may need a UPgrade. :P
naturist
Nomad
Dec 21, 2016
To the OPs: I wouldn't know why you couldn't post a click in the first message to the forum. If you go to the "advanced" post editor, use the palette of "things" to make the click and it will insert the appropriate text.

Beyond that, nice site and photos. As a tall dude (6'3") myself, I've a lot of experience with head-bangers. The midgets that inhabit the rest of the world seem to insist on them everywhere. But that experience alone lead me to buy a rig tall enough to walk around in safely.

Have a great adventure, post lots of pictures, learn the skills called for, and have fun!
turbojimmy
Explorer
Dec 21, 2016
Looks like fun and your photography is awesome. A year-long road trip isn't possible for me, but I do like to get away from it all once in awhile, even if it's just 100 miles from home. The change of scenery these campers provides is priceless. Enjoy and be safe!

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