Tuesday, May 8, 2012

More of The Perfect Sisters Weekend

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Now this is a really beautiful trailer in pristine condition….a Rod and Reel….1953.

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Great attention to deal!

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Look how Jane painted the propane light fixture!  A bobber, a hook and worm!  Too clever!

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And what do you think of this fantastic fireplace?  I want one!

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This little treasure packs a lot in a very tiny space.

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It was a crazy weather day, rain, sun, gusty winds but we never got driven inside…. 

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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.

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Right behind my trailer.

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Not a great shot but I had never seen anything like this before.  Looks like two sets of parents and all their little ones.

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I got to follow this fun trailer on the way home….after I got lost!  Ha!

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It was a wonderful weather day…great for taking photos.

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Isn’t this curtain made of hankies…adorable?  I also love the step she uses here. 

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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…..

13 comments:

  1. 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.

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  2. WOW, 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!
    I enjoyed your "outing" with you!
    Deb

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  3. 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.

    Your 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!

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  4. Love your pictures, you ladies are just so creative....

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  5. As always, luv ur photos, especially the sweet little rainbows... hugz
    >^..^<

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  6. Oh how you make us all want to be Sisters on The Fly!!! Those trailers are absolutely wonderful!!!!! Great shots. Love the little ducklings!!!

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  7. Hi 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

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  8. Oh my gosh....the scenery and your pictures is so gorgeous...almost make s me want to move up north....

    I love the individuality of each trailer...I want one!

    Hugs,

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  9. Lovely lovely trailers - wallowing in the eye candy!

    Maybe one day....me too?!

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  10. 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.

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  11. I 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.

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  12. What part of the country was this? Beautiful pix.

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