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Two People and 5 Rescued Animals (Including Two Bunnies) Travelling in a Renovated Bus!

Meet Adam and Rachel. This amazing couple gave up their $1800/month mortgage to downsize into their renovated bus. The couple DIYed the entire thing!

Perhaps the most unique thing about their life on the road? They’re traveling with 5 animals! One dog, two bunnies and two cats — all of whom they rescued. How do they afford to travel? Each of them has a remote job: Rachel is an anti-captivity activist for marine mammals, and Adam has a referral and consultant business in the AV world.

During quarantine, they’ve moved their bus back “home” to Washington and are staying on family land, but there are more adventures ahead for them. Read our Q&A with Rachel and Adam (@soulfulbuslife) at the end of the post, and enjoy the video tour of their bus too!

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From Mortgage to Motoring: Life in Bus Conversion

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Half Cab Heaven: Tiny House Bus Conversion

This is another New Zealand tiny house find by travel blogger Jola Josie, which she dubbed “Half Cab Heaven.”

The tiny home on wheels was built from an old Wellington bus that transported people between the 40s and 70s, but has now been converted into a groovy tiny house. It includes a pop-out couch which makes the living room space feel extra large (for the owners’ two dogs), and a staircase leads up to the queen-sized loft bedroom and a roof-top garden. It even has an itty bitty wet bathroom.

Enjoy the video tour and get information on following Jola’s Journey below the pictures!

Related: Minette Short Bus Conversion by Von Thompson Creative

Half Cab Heaven: Tiny House Bus Conversion

Screenshots via YouTube/Jola Josie

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