Now this is a really beautiful trailer in pristine condition….a Rod and Reel….1953.
Great attention to deal!
Look how Jane painted the propane light fixture! A bobber, a hook and worm! Too clever!
And what do you think of this fantastic fireplace? I want one!
This little treasure packs a lot in a very tiny space.
It was a crazy weather day, rain, sun, gusty winds but we never got driven inside….
Sorry to say, my battery ran down so I don’t have interior pictures of some of the trailers. Each one was just adorable in it’s own way.
Right behind my trailer.
Not a great shot but I had never seen anything like this before. Looks like two sets of parents and all their little ones.
I got to follow this fun trailer on the way home….after I got lost! Ha!
It was a wonderful weather day…great for taking photos.
Isn’t this curtain made of hankies…adorable? I also love the step she uses here.
Who has more fun than Sisters on the Fly?
I’m going on over here and check out some cute Etsy shops.
Check out this party…..
Thanks for the pictures. They are all so adorable. The little ones were so cute. Sorry about your battery. I'm sure you all had a fabulous time. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWOW, that is so cool!!! I'm impressed with the photos and how you gals just go out and have FUN! Love how each trailer is unique!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your "outing" with you!
Deb
Oh be still my heart. I loved all your photos of the trailer. But those baby hookers as I call them are so cute. I would have been entertained just watching them.
ReplyDeleteYour photos; I want a vintage trailer even more. We will see what this weekend holds. If not I must be content with what I have. I at least get out and camp!
Enjoy your day!
Love your pictures, you ladies are just so creative....
ReplyDeleteAs always, luv ur photos, especially the sweet little rainbows... hugz
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Oh how you make us all want to be Sisters on The Fly!!! Those trailers are absolutely wonderful!!!!! Great shots. Love the little ducklings!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Karen, I love the caravans they are so sweet, and all so pretty inside, what a great time you had. We have a caravan which is getting on a bit but not as old as these beauties, there is nothing like caravanning it is so peaceful and while Tony fishes I sew, thank you for all the lovely pictures. Jill
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh....the scenery and your pictures is so gorgeous...almost make s me want to move up north....
ReplyDeleteI love the individuality of each trailer...I want one!
Hugs,
Lovely lovely trailers - wallowing in the eye candy!
ReplyDeleteMaybe one day....me too?!
I have a 1957 Nomad that is oxidized and I want to do some painting on it, do you have any suggestions. I love the pictures you posted, I have got to get out this summer and glamp, I just gota.
ReplyDeleteI have a 1957 Nomad and I finished the inside now I want to paint the outside but it has a bad case of oxidation, do I need to remove the oxidation before I paint? I loved your pictures you posted, I love your blog. I have made a promise to myself that I am going glamping this summer, I have just gota do that.
ReplyDeleteWhat part of the country was this? Beautiful pix.
ReplyDeleteThis is Central Washington.
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