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No sponsorship 🤷‍♀️ Enjoyed the experience and would use VR again.

Great tip. 🙌

I agree 😅 We’ve never taken an overnight train before and figured this would be great to see how we liked it.

High season prices are... High. But if you book early it's cheap. You can also save a hotel night if you take the overnight train so it can be worth it to pay more for the train instead of flying.

@lbh704 for family it's an adventure 😃 but I have travelled that trip for work so the time flight is 1- 1,1/2h. And train cost like 70-120€ oneway and when I book my flight it's like 80-120€ to and back

​@@laurikoivumaki1471 But night train saves you the cost of a hotel room for the night too, many people just compare flight cost&time, when this 12 hours you'd mostly be asleep anyway :)

@ainomatin so if I stay one night more it's like 100-120€ so you still got it cheaper than train ticket plus you can see the wonderland with more time

Thanks for sharing! Train travel is great, but love driving because you’re right. You can see so much more 💜

You can also take a car in the train.

💯 We did go in high season. Thank you for adding that detail to the comments!

You'd know 😂😂

Yes, you can ship a Harley using RoRo! It’s pretty straightforward-just make sure it’s clean, has a bit of fuel, and I’m sure personal items wouldn’t be allowed, like when we shipped our car. Hope that helps! 😊

Sure did 😊

Thank you. Glad it was helpful. She was almost 2 at the time of the trip. Traveling with a young one is totally up to you. Coming from me, I think it’s great to travel with very young kids because for one it helps us parents form new travel habits. Secondly, if done often enough, travel can be a part of a child’s “norm.” Our daughter has been on four international trips and now she’s a champ. 🤗

Love hearing from other tiny house dwellers 🤗

They commented on their last video they don't have a truck anymore - which is how they moved the tiny homes. No truck, no wheel chucks, parked under trees... But ig it worked in the end

There's also large trees everywhere on the property. The tree cover also absorbs a lot of the wind and force, therefore taking more damage than the homes themselves. Of course the health and weight distribution of trees on your property also make a difference as well.

We were fortunate. The tiny houses stood strong. I am so sorry about what happened in Port St. Lucie. My heart goes out to you all. That was crazy how many tornadoes spawned in that area. 😢

@@TinyLivingBigAdventure yes fort pierce got it so bad. We had a tornado touch down the next neighborhood over and another 2 blocks away. I’m glad your home made it through!

They probably haven't been back yet. It hasn't been a day yet 😴

We just made it back. We were fortunate. No damage to the tiny house 🙏 So much debris around the houses and a few trees fell on the property. Grateful. But my heart goes out to those who were less fortunate. 😢

Bruh

Some city’s won’t let you build “permanent” structures on your property without going through 10’s of thousands in rezoning or flood or any amount of code issues. Building a shed or a home or a greenhouse on a trailer can instantly solve that issue. Also could be on wheels because that’s not their property and they just bring tiny home from lot to lot traveling.

​@@ChicoryPlumI don't think that's what they're getting at.. they could MOVE them.

​@@autumnrynNot really.. putting that on the road during a hurricane is actually dangerous. It's more likely to fly off and cause a flip or add debris to the roads and also adds congestion

I mean you're meant to leave before it hits. Don't think under trees is a safe bet either ​@@poafm6529

We just got back and I’m happy to report we have no damage to the tiny houses. 🙏 We do have tons of debris around the houses and a few trees fell on the property. We were fortunate. There were so many less fortunate that my heart goes out to. Especially the areas that got hit by a crazy amount of tornadoes. 😢

We didn’t want to risk it. In the event of a tornado, we don’t have a safe room. We have family that lives close who have a block home. We decided to stay there ❤️

That is food for thought. Fortunately, we’re not in a flood zone. The land is one of the highest points in central Florida. But yeah, the one thing we can’t control is a tree falling. These storms are so unpredictable. Now that tire idea is sounding pretty cool 😅

@@TinyLivingBigAdventure you can also use tree limbs and wood in Hügelkultur. Create Earth mounds like the natives did. There was a reason the did it, elevate your high ground, gorw food, sequester organic matter, water…😅

Unfortunately, we don’t have our truck anymore. If so, we’d have to choose which tiny house to save 😅

​@TinyLivingBigAdventure will it stay put or get blown?

I’m so glad it was helpful! From my experience, I think they’d accommodate well. It was our dog’s first time in a kennel, and she seemed really relaxed. They also gave us plenty of time for visits, which was great! 😊