Jeremy & Norm: Photographer and His Dog and Their Buslife (w/ Raised-Roof Skoolie!)

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Jeremy had really never traveled before. He had a good-paying job and owned his own home, but he didn’t want to live his life feeling like he should have done something different and didn’t — so he found an awesome bus conversion on Ebay, bought it, and has been living on the road now for 3 years.

His dog, Norm, is famous on Instagram and Jeremy makes a living doing to his photography work and taking pictures of Norm, all while traveling in his bus. He has made conversions to the bus to make it more livable, including creating a separate bedroom and adding a bathroom in the back. Allison over at Tiny Home Tours did an awesome video interview and tour of the bus with Jeremy, which you can check out below.

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Photographer and His Dog Traveling by Bus

Photographer and his dog
Images via Tiny Home Tours/YouTube

Jeremy said his late father was very supportive of his choice to get a bus.

Photographer and his dog
Images via Tiny Home Tours/YouTube

He added a bed in the back so this can be a full-time couch.

Photographer and his dog
Images via Tiny Home Tours/YouTube

The live-edge counter top was another recent addition.

Photographer and his dog
Images via Tiny Home Tours/YouTube

Here’s Norm, his famous pup!

JeremyDog
Images via Tiny Home Tours/YouTube

VIDEO: Artist Designs Stunning Raised Roof School Bus

Highlights:

  • Porch off the back
  • Added bathroom
  • Composting toilet
  • Shower stall
  • Twin XL bed in back
  • Couch becomes second bed if needed
  • Photographer on the road
  • Norm the dog is famous
  • Live-edge counter tops
  • Apartment-sized fridge
  • Bought bus on Ebay and revived it

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Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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6 comments

  1. This is nice. When it is finished it will be really nice and comfortable. The dog is beautiful. So cute in the pictures. A ham. I have tons of Nikon’s but no Cannon. Bronica camera’s and older Nikon film camera’s. How do you buy his pictures? Really enjoyed this video. I admire anyone that can make a change and I want to live tiny so bad. Just have to convince my hubby. LMAO!

  2. Nice job! Raising the roof was probably a necessity, but it looks great! I am a huge fan of buses, and of all my tiny houses, my little red bus was and will always be my favorite home. You did a great job at decorating. Norm is adorable 🙂

  3. Miss Cowan,

    Very interested in bus conversions . Do you have a website, or a blog that you have posted showing your progress in stages on your little red bus project.

    Most Sincerely,
    Lyman Shaw

  4. I love your bus and Notm. It’s great that you actually have some stuff out and about. Thanks for sharing.

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