This is family of 3 living in a big blue bus.
They spent 5 months converting an old bus into their own DIY motorhome to travel in.
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Family of 3’s Big Blue Bus Conversion
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Beautiful. The layout and colors are lovely.
Lots to love about this conversion, including the cheerfulness and charm.
So they take a dump in the same place they shower? GROSS!
A wet room (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shower#Wet_room) is not a new concept. It’s been used all over the world for a long time. Some people love it for the space regained. Some people hate it because it bears the stigma of being in the same place one takes a dump in.
I like the idea, but I don’t like how they are usually too small in the RV’s I have found them in. I would definitely prefer it to be a large room so I can say, “I stand here to shower, and I dump over THERE.”
Let’s hear your better idea. Better yet, let’s see your Tiny Home. Pictures are proof-of-concept.
Easy to criticize, isn’t it. Maybe you prefer this family bin the bus, quit their travels, move into an urban apartment, get real jobs, then shrivel up and die. Happy?
Whoa… that’s a bit of a rough comment.
I like the layout. It is very cozy. The living/family room is nice and open. It feels larger than the 30 meters it has.