As a professional RV tech, full timer, and custom RV builder, I must say that your rig is definitely “Expert Level’. I don’t see too many like this. Just as impressive is your understanding of the “why” of it all. Rare. Subscribing.
Loved your closing statements!! Life is ass backwards. When you are young, you have all kinds of ambition, but are mostly broke. When you are old, you have money, but the ambition is gone!!! You are doing it right!! Keep it up!!
That’s true...from 18 to 34 I lived paycheck to paycheck with many times not even making it the full two weeks without a payday loan...didn’t catch my break till almost 35 but I don’t have the same lust for life now as I did in my 20s when I couldn’t do anything...don’t know if it’s age or just because now I can get what I want so it’s not a challenge.
@@BFaluup Let me add to your words of wisdom. Get were you want to be by 55, because your drive really takes a nose dive. Especially if you're a woman 👩. If you're not happy in a relationship your drive takes a nose dive. Men keep a drive better but you want to look forward to having some fun. That doesn't mean you still can't stay in a house. But definitely cut down on stuff so when it comes to down sizing it will be easier.
Life is what you make it. I worked long hours and was very dedicated to my job for 30 years, but I had a goal to retire comfortably at 50. I retired 2 years ago and I can't even describe how awesome life is now. Yes, the work and time spent was an effort, but to be able to live life without financial concerns is amazing. I've always had a tremendous amount of drive and still do, but instead of directing it toward work, I direct it toward living my best life. For me, the sacrifice all those years was well worth it.
I absolutely love what you've done. As a solo person in her 50s dreaming of something like this, you've set the bar high and got my travelling juices flowing. Beautiful set up. Well done. And I love that your dad helped with so much. They are a great support.
One of the best rigs with solo female that I've watched! The girl talking fast but very clear and coherent. Great conversions done in the camper, some thanks to dad. I like it when campers put effort and space to amenities. Two thumbs up!
@@GirlGoneGlamping Don't worry there's nothing wrong with you talking fast, it's actually a compliment. It's a comparison to others talking and presenting their vehicles in a fast, incomprehensive manner or others talking so slow that I have to fast forward the video or close the video and go to another or some who are so boring that you feel pulling your hair but have to be patient to watch everything. Some would end their sentences with annoying giggles and some would start the sentence with high pitch and before the sentence ends the pitch dropped to the floor like the throat got sands in it. It is not good commenting even if it is true lest they will be offended. However, I am watching because I have to see what they've got and what they are proud of. I do not know your Dad personally but give my regards and thanks for doing some great works in your camper and that I enjoyed watching your video. The best to all, you and your family. Keep safe and happy "glamping"!
Thank you! This inspires. So many things I picked up on. Have you thought of locking your ladder? And sunroof? My friend’s rig was broken into via ladder snd roof access while he was away from the rig. He added both locks. He also added a lock in his spare tire. It was also stolen. I hope this helps you or others. Re adjust speed slower by going to the right hand top corner then click the four vertical dots. Click speed playback. Adjust. Choices of slower or faster.
Interesting comment on speed. So much of the time on Utube I switch to 1.25 time speed because people talk so slow. You were about right and nicely informative. I'd love to know where you go in the US and whether you will get to Canada. I'm in Australia. I think you could still do a lot of work from here but we are 8 to 10 hours ahead of GMT. Most of the outback would be out of mobile range. You could use sat phone/internet. You would love our country to. Cheers.
One of the best, well thought out rigs I’ve ever seen! Wow, her parents must be very supportive and obviously VERY talented to create such beautiful and useful bathroom storage, steps, and ski box. Happy and safe travels….
@@Amberlynztwin I'm not sure where you get your information but some areas of BLM and National Forest land is open to the public for dispersed camping. They usually have a limit of 14 days. There's nothing wrong or illegal about what she and many of us are doing when it comes to our choice of how and where to camp.
@@Amberlynztwin jealousy will get you nowhere. She has the same right to choose her lifestyle as you do, so put a sock in it and find someone who cares.
@@GirlGoneGlamping Yup . what he/she said. Practical and effective . I interpret that as a manifestation of your personality and probably your business etiquette ?
@@GirlGoneGlamping TRULY, Your ideas, storage, massive complexities of convenience SO WELL THOUGHT OUT AND DONE!!! You have thought of everything!!!KUDOS TO YOU! YES, YOUR PARENTS DID AN AMAZING JOB AND I AM SURE THEY "ARE PROUD!" You must be PROUD OF YOURSELF!!! God Bless You!!!.....Be safe!!!
I am 81 and took the safe route throughout life. Now that I have seen your video regret not having put that right foot forward to just do it. Being marred for 52 years and having a family is the only feature that balances being happy with conformity. Can't have it all but you are smart doing this early and having options later. Smart, looker, supportive family = go for it for now! Smart presentation.
One of the best rigs I’ve seen. Love the thought she’s put into it. But even more than that, I love her insights and advice at the end! Thank you, Lindsey, for sharing your home with us and being such a positive spirit for solo female travelers! Happy travels!
That's a great build! I live in an 86 Toyota Dolphin. 560ah lithium, 2000w inverter, 500w solar. Stove, oven, instant hot water etc.etc. My son lived with me 1 year, got his own, now we travel doing construction. So great working/playing together. Anyway, good job, and also good job to your parents for their support!
If your physically able don't wait. You'll enjoy it more now then when you retire. I made that mistake. Now I'm almost blind and can't do what I had planned. So do it. Like she said , try it for a few months and you'll be a much better person for getting the experience.
I'm sorry. God bless you! I hope that you're still able to get out for the experience with the help of loved ones, or friends. I just purchased a 32' School Bus Conversion, and working on finishing up things for comfort - solar install, etc, then I'll be taking my first trip out... Exciting & scary 😉 Christina & The Animal Love Fest 😽😽😽🐺🐰💋
This one of the best build I have seen in years! This woman is smart and practical and her build is amazing. Thanks so much for opening up your home with us and inspiring us 🙏🏽💜
By far the best build out I have ever seen, I am in logistics as well been doing it for a very long time and this is a very well thought out design. The way this is set up should be the standard for most Mobile tiny homes. If I were you I would Market the design as a package deal and offer it to mobile home manufacturers.
this sort of thing is intended to be done w a husband. doing it alone is dangerous for you & the communities you are leeching off of. please go back to where you came from
@@Amberlynztwin so are you upset about her using public land without a husband? You are very entertaining! OMG I can't wait to read your next psycho comment 🤣!
Thanks for the reply Lyndsey. I reached out to the publisher of the poster and he said that a niece of one of the other "girls" in the picture sent it in and ok'd it for publishing. I just thought that since you loved skiing and also really seemed to like the poster that it would make it more personal for you to know something about the ladies in the poster. I can give you more information about Tora (my Mom's sister) if you are interested. Jon
“I want to make sure I can be seen on the road…“🤣 Beautiful Build! We have a diesel Dodge t5500 flatbed modified for tree service work. It’s my husband’s rig but I’ve driven it and it’s easy to handle. Most women would be intimidated trying to drive a rig like yours… Good for you! I love seeing young people striking out and doing something different with her life!👏🏻❤️
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@@GirlGoneGlamping ever heard of a campsite before? they’re super cool, they’re like totally set up for people & not the side of a highway like you got here. you need to leave town
I’ve seen a lot of rigs-campers-vans, yours is grand. Yes being able to remove the camper is a big plus.👍😊. You have made yours into a sweet home for yourself, thanks for sharing. 👍😊🌷🌸
@@GirlGoneGlamping go to a campsite immediately. a teenager would never do something so foolish as this but here you are, advertising your stupidity. have you no respect for nature? leave before the sheriffs run you off for good
@@russelltackett4779 I suspect the person is extremely jealous of the woman's ability to travel, work and do exactly what she wants to do in her life. I agree, not everyone can do all of it, but many do some of it. Each person makes their own decision as to what is important. As for @uWo's comment regarding how a person lives, it is not her business to tell anyone else how to live. She needs to be concerned with how she lives. Worrying about how other's live is a challenge not even a god would want to be concerned with. Every person has their own way to live.
Life is much shorter than any of us could ever imagine, and there's no guarantee there will be a tomorrow. I absolutely love people like you, wise enough to listen to you heart and brave enough to chase you're rainbows. Loved your video, and admire you for having the courage to follow your dreams. Your positive message will surely inspire others to realize they are capable of accomplishing more that they think they can. Excellent video, positive message, i just loved it.
@@GirlGoneGlamping This is among the finest videos I have seen. I appreciate your genuine, smart, unpretentious presentation. And how I would love to know your parents, from whom you obviously have learned so much.
I'm impressed. Great presentation (thanks for not opening drawers and identifying every item they hold). You really make living on the road look possible. Thanks.
I wish I could do something like that, but having a health condition means that I really do need to stick to places with easy access for emergency situations. I salute people with this kind of lifestyle and I try to live vicariously through videos like these.
Thank you very much for sharing your life in your super camper! I’ve been dreaming about going on road trips in a camper since my uncle and aunt did that when he retired at age 55, driving from Florida to Alaska and back over a period of six months. I’ve been listening to a few ladies like you, who are living adventurous lives on the road. Y’all are inspiring me! 😊
one of the most organized tiny homes on wheels I've seen. The design and layout are well thought out. I like the - tree - artwork on the side of your home.
Thank you!! I actually want to do more of a mountain scene on the side of it, more my style, but a lot of people love that tree lol thanks for watching!!
You deserve a lot of credit (as proven by many others already), but you’ve obviously got great friends and parents who are supportive and have great skills and insight too. Glad it’s all working for you. Where’s the mtb from your airstream pics? Stay safe on the slopes! What is your brokerage firm called? Good luck to in everything. Thanks for the walk through- well done!
Wow. Your build was really well thought out, it seems incredibly efficient. Grip tape pads on the roof, a diesel cook top, the teak floor in the shower - all things I'm going to consider in my planned build. Thank you for sharing your home with us!
Absolutely brilliant, good for you. Life's for enjoying and living. I'm very impressed, like the Rig, looks incredible. I would encourage conceal carry, just for safety. Good luck to you and thank you for sharing 👍
You have done some of the most ingenious tweaks and have an amazing grasp of this concept. You definitely have great parents! Dad has a great influence in your life, I love that!
Lindsey, while I'm not a camper, I'm totally impressed with you, your rig, your preparation/planning of the space as well as your knowledge of how it works. Clearly your organizational job skills used in your business you also employ in your personal life. Congratulations on your success and enjoyment once you've decided to have life adventures instead of just killing time in between work. Kudos.
Absolutely fantastic setup and an attitude to match. The most important thing you said in this video (in my opinion) is telling people to just go for it ,don't wait and have regrets. After a couple years of planning i'm looking to purchase as we speak. hope to someday cross paths. thank you for the video. stay safe and stay HAPPY.
@@largemarge1603 we will definitely be building our own. My personal opinion on factory campers after owning many over the last 40 years is they are junk. You are correct in saying they will fall to pieces going off road. There will be a lot of back country exploring so I will build for this. Have a great day.
Wow!! This is the best Van builds I've seen till now. I'm just amused, how well thought rhis build is, with so many things that makes sense, future usability, weight management, flexibility, etc. WOW, lady you're smart!!
Pastor Bill For the last 55 years until the present Lindsey, FREEDOM & ADVENTURE have been my lifestyle. Have travelled the world a lot representing Christ. No greater FREEDOM. No greater ADVENTURE.
This is one of the most organized rig's I've seen so far. Make sure you have some form of protection. I live in Chicago and that is a must anywhere. Remember danger travels.
Don't camp in Chicago or any huge city. I'd say stick to the places that are more suburban or rural where the crime rate is lower. Seems a certain element will seize on an opportunity if it presents itself, so don't put yourself in harms way.
@@amywalker7515 Statistically small towns have a higher crime rate mostly to people thinking they don't have crime there. Too many people have had people walk right in and do harm or kidnap someone. My brother has that attitude and someone who lived where he does (a neighbor kid) walked in and killed one of their cats, because the door was opened. He just felt like it. So, no it doesn't matter where you live crime happens. People get robbed and more while camping, hiking, etc. all the time.
@@Marys_Life_64 I disagree with your statement about the crime in smaller towns. I think it depends on how close that town is in relation to a city, and how well the town's folk know each other. I live in a very small "town" about 15 minutes drive from a large city. The crime rate here is VERY low, we all know our neighbors and who comes into our area, we have a very large police force who respond SO FAST it makes all those other large police force look like rookies. They patrol constantly here. No slackers. Considering her knowledge & bravery, and her parent's intuitiveness, she is likely prepared for anything when it comes to criminals. I'm sure she will not share her "protection" with us online because she knows that's not wise. Rule #1 Never tell your enemy what you have in defense of them!
@Seer-of-things end oh she's doing things the way I always thought about it. I drive a semi and been in the business all my life. I always wanted to do the same thing from a sailboat in remote places where you just cant get without and meet people you can't without
@Seer-of-things end what no way? I thought she was homeless and had all this? I think I hear some poor me in you comment. Good for her for making goals and regardless of how or where she got her money. Keep it up, there will always be simp cuck haters on the intardnet.
@@sayulitalyfe5299 You seem like a dumbass. People have different circumstances in life, do you not understand this or would you seek to be quarrelsome with basic facts of life most likely to sooth your own inadequacies as a person.
Got me thinking about my mother. In early 1950s, my mother drove herself over dirt roads, camped alone, in northern Nigeria based out of Katsina. She was pioneering infant nutrition and health education programmes. Standard issue vehicle was a kit car - similar to what we now call a pick-up truck but bigger - called a kit car because you threw your kit in the back, not a self-assembly kit. She drove from village to village with a plan to speak first with the chief's harem. She was addressing the prevailing attitude that children should only get a mealy-meal porridge with no protein at all - hence kwashiorkor even in times of abundance. She did her own repairs while out on tour but wasn't strong or heavy enough to deal with punctures so had to wait for the next lorry to come by, flag it down, and ask for help. Met my dad out there, married in 1953, I arrived as first of 4 in 1955. Brother and sisters all born out there. They returned to England in 1961 because all my grandparents getting on in years and Dad would have to find work before too old for anybody to take him on. They'd have liked to stay out there. Just googled "Old kit cars and pick-up trucks" and got this: 1942-1959 Napco Chevy and GMC Trucks - not exactly the same but very similar and same era. A bit more like this: 1953-1956 F-100 - which might be a later version of what she was driving. Thanks for triggering the memories
@@daakrolb Whether it is as you say or not, she LEARNED how to handle and maintain that vehicle and she can even troubleshoot it herself. Do you expect ANYBODY to believe that YOU BUILT YOUR VERY OWN VEHICLE just so you could say that you could go on the road any time you want? Try to hold something over everybody else's heads? I seriously doubt that you BUILT your own vehicle with your own hands and it is road-worthy and licensed... (not IMPOSSIBLE, but VERY HIGHLY IMPROBABLE, so I think you are just talking out of your ass). Unlike many people in the world today, INCLUDING ME, she can actually take care of herself. She's confident enough to go on the road alone. The BEST part is that she is happy this way. WHAT is WRONG with that? You need to go rethink some things.
Your right on both counts. However, she spent a lot of time preparing to do this. She has learned the hard way how not to do things but learned from the mistakes she made. She said so right at the start. I have learned a lot over my years but I keep learning every day. The one challenge I have is to motivate myself to do the things I "think" I want to do. We all make mistakes but many of us don't want to admit it.
@@Harry-zz2oh Thanks Harry! I'm rarely afraid of failing, you actually learn more in those times.None of us are finished projects, we're all works in progress. Just doing the best we can! cheers!
Hats off to you for recognizing the city life for what it is and walking away. You're not missing anything there at this point, trust me. Great build, thanks for sharing.
Your comment reminded me of a song by Tim McGraw, "where The Green Grass Grow." By the way I did exactly that. I left Miami and headed for the hills where is green. Wouldn't change it nor go back.
She looks like a woman who knows exactly what she wanted from her van and in life in general. And it seems she definitely upgraded her lifestyle! Super-smooth and informative video!
@@Amberlynztwin She is doing FAR LESS damage by travelling than many other people who sit in their houses. She's also HAPPY with her life. You just seem generally unhappy with your life. WHY do you try to dump your unhappiness on everybody else? Go do your homework about tiny living before you go spouting off about anybody else's lives. There's even a Biblical thing for this situation... Take the Plank out of your own eye before trying to remove a Speck from somebody else's eye. Get it?
@@Amberlynztwin Lol, I'm gonna take a wild guess you have no idea how much of an environmental impact you have when living in a home/apt. Stop embarrassing yourself, lol.
THANK YOU for your story! People always TALK about getting away from the dreadful city life but few have the mental strength to do it, VERY PROUD OF YOU......Your intelligence and extreme beauty made this so fun to watch.
I love how your dad manufactured stuff for you. Years and years ago when I first started traveling to Cleveland when I met people they didn’t ask me what I did for work. They asked me what I made. Those days are almost gone I guess. Anytime I broke something a family member would make a new part. You’ve done really well. What kind of security do you have?Motion lights cameras etc ? I loved how you put the skylight in that doubles as an emergency exit. Guns are no ones business but your own. Really really nice.
That is the best looking and must be a fantastic functioning mobile traveler!! I could only imagine the amount of planning and work it must take to get that build going . I think just the planning alone is more then most people want to put out . Its beautiful. Well Done !!!!!
1000watts that's impressive, People build in bus a lot of space but u did it with mini without sacrificing things, nice and cozy, and very good van body for security , Nice to see,
This is one of the coolest rigs I’ve ever seen, this is the kinda solo I’m looking for. Lots of power, lots of water, all comfort. If I was to do a solo van lifestyle this is kinda the route I’m looking to go in 🙂
Lightening Gamer, I’m assuming your name indicates a love of video games? Because I’m a huge gamer, also considering this van lifestyle…..but as well as wondering how I’d get my baking done, I’m also concerned that I won’t get to play video games.
@@azuregiant9258 I do love video games :) yeah I'm not sure how would I get to a life position to do something like this but who knows perhaps one day things may change. I hope you can get this if you wanted it c: best of luck.
Lightening Gamer, it’s way off for me too. I have to find a way to make money, pass my driver’s license and do research first, but still it’s an exciting goal from a bird’s eye view. Best of luck to you too ☺️👍
What an excellent video for all of us who are contemplating going the Adventure Road Route! Thank you for all of your insights, helpful hints and advise on how it's done! Many thanks!
I'm glad I ran across this video. As a big city guy, I marvel at life on the road and do it as often as I can. The Pandemic allowed me to reach across multiple state lines. Thanks for your tour.
"Figure it out as you go"...perfect advice indeed...My van is anything but finished...it's just a cargo van...and I have a bed in it and some water jugs and a toilet and am putting together some sort of kitchen now...yep...figure it out as you go...don't waste time "planning" it all to perfection...it will fall into place as you get out there...and...being out there helps to really get the feel of what is important and what isn't...so don't waste time on that perfect build...get out there and let it all fall into place...happy travels to you...love the rig...beautiful.
Wow. The rig is impressive but you’re even more so. Knowledgeable, confident and beautiful, what a combination. To be able to manage a full time business and live out your dreams at such a young age, that’s living life. Best of luck to you and just stay safe.
I am a old timer ( 72 ),... been truck driver over the road for 15 years. last 2 years been off, because near death accident in my truck. I admire you so, so much. God bless your brains, and you can work on the road. You are a very intelligent lady. God bless you my Dear! Yes!
I like your focus on light weight vs wood, etc, (even though wood is pretty). Love that ceiling escape hatch in bed loft. I am a bit claustrophobic also. And I so agree on windows to view all directions for safety, and the flashing light system if you hear prowlers. Amen to the safety strips on the roof; I just got some for basement and outside steps. My one change would be making the entrance step easier. I recently got an unexpected leg injury so am suddenly more safety aware. I am very blessed to have help while healing, but prevention is better yet. I also like how you just dug in and learned what was needed. Very inspiring!
I just recently bought a school bus, now obviously I’m not gonna be able to get to a lot of places you probably go but I will have a tow behind 4 x 4. I am in the process of getting it cleaned up inside and I will be starting with a camping cart water solar and a generator. I will be living in it while I’m building it just so I can get out on the road a lot quicker
@StudioBrule I'll bet this woman pays her own way. She has the "can do" attitude written all over her. She has excellent presentation skills here, and could up the sales of that Overland Explorer from this video. She's a true professional.
You have a great setup and an amazing amount of space inside and out! I love your larger than average fridge as well as the size of your shower! Your bedroom is cozy without being cramped. Good job on the windows, escape routes and keeping the keys by your head! Impressive! Be safe. 🙋
This is what I would say 1 bedroom flat on wheels. With the flat in city you are stuck in one place where as with this one you go where you want to be. I envy you. Enjoy life you only live once. God bless you and keep you safe.
Wow you really built it with everything in mind. Most RV designers always neglect or sacrifice something but you managed to get everything covered and still have that home vibe. It utilizes empty space well too. I wish this type of RV design was sold by retailers tbh.
I never bought a home in my entire life because I could never find a place I wanted to plant roots. Now that I have found that in the PNW I have now started outlanding for hiking for 9 months now and wish I have lived this way my entire life.
OMG, she is sooo beautiful and has that super hero level of confidence. Even her voice is impressive. The camper is awesome too, but the owner stole the show for me, haha. A super hero living in a camper.
That is awesome!! Good for you making that setup such a beautiful home! And I love it that you know everything about the mechanics, I’m sure your Dad rests easier each night knowing you can take care of yourself😉. Thanks for sharing your story and enjoy your journey 😃.
I have for the last 5 months been living in a R.V. Still working but just wanted to see if it was me. Going threw the winter in Western Mt. Is not the easiest but looking at Flathead Lake everyday keeps me grounded!! To be honest it is a trade of certain items but most I can live without and for the most part I am staying more active and fit!! I sure welcome your input and it is nice to see you enjoying yourself and staying close with your family!! Your very knowledgeable of your devices on your camper and that is impressive!! You have done well and I am proud of your success living and working this way!! You will be so glad you did this while you could and look at the health benefits of being active constantly!! Your welcome at my campfire anytime my friend!! Montana Rick.
If I ever wear out all the clothes in my dresser and closet, she'll still have fewer clothes than I do. She really does a great job of minimalist living even though it is a "glamping" lifestyle.
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We are so very proud of you !! Love Mom & Dad XO
She's a beautiful, intelligent gal!!! Kudos to her Mom and Dad!!!
Thanks Mom!!❤️
Pretty, smart, very well spoken, well organized and sorted out. Much to be proud of all around 👍
@@GirlGoneGlamping Brilliant design. You're living my dream life. Stay safe out there and have a blessed & wonderful weekend.
Ahhh...that is so sweet Mom & Dad! I would be proud of her too!
As a professional RV tech, full timer, and custom RV builder, I must say that your rig is definitely “Expert Level’.
I don’t see too many like this. Just as impressive is your understanding of the “why” of it all.
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Wow. THANK YOU!!!! Means a lot to me, appreciate your comment!!
Clearly she is really really smart! Outstanding. I can only wish I had this. At 37 this truck is all I need.
I must agree your understanding of it all is awesome! insta Subbed!
Are you still building custom RVs? If so, how can I contact you?
@@GirlGoneGlamping where did you buy the rig! I want to do it now
Loved your closing statements!! Life is ass backwards. When you are young, you have all kinds of ambition, but are mostly broke. When you are old, you have money, but the ambition is gone!!! You are doing it right!! Keep it up!!
That’s true...from 18 to 34 I lived paycheck to paycheck with many times not even making it the full two weeks without a payday loan...didn’t catch my break till almost 35 but I don’t have the same lust for life now as I did in my 20s when I couldn’t do anything...don’t know if it’s age or just because now I can get what I want so it’s not a challenge.
I always say something similar.. Just never lose your ambition regardless of your age !
@dboatrig Nothin', it ain't nothin' honey, if it ain't free
@@BFaluup Let me add to your words of wisdom. Get were you want to be by 55, because your drive really takes a nose dive. Especially if you're a woman 👩. If you're not happy in a relationship your drive takes a nose dive. Men keep a drive better but you want to look forward to having some fun.
That doesn't mean you still can't stay in a house. But definitely cut down on stuff so when it comes to down sizing it will be easier.
Life is what you make it. I worked long hours and was very dedicated to my job for 30 years, but I had a goal to retire comfortably at 50. I retired 2 years ago and I can't even describe how awesome life is now. Yes, the work and time spent was an effort, but to be able to live life without financial concerns is amazing. I've always had a tremendous amount of drive and still do, but instead of directing it toward work, I direct it toward living my best life. For me, the sacrifice all those years was well worth it.
I absolutely love what you've done. As a solo person in her 50s dreaming of something like this, you've set the bar high and got my travelling juices flowing. Beautiful set up. Well done. And I love that your dad helped with so much. They are a great support.
Thank you!! I FINALLY just launched my first video on my channel! Woo Hoo!!
One of the best rigs with solo female that I've watched! The girl talking fast but very clear and coherent. Great conversions done in the camper, some thanks to dad. I like it when campers put effort and space to amenities. Two thumbs up!
THANK YOU!!!! My Dad was a HUGE help with this, and it was fun to work on together. The New Yorker in me doesn't know how to talk slow lol sorry! :-)
@@GirlGoneGlamping Don't worry there's nothing wrong with you talking fast, it's actually a compliment. It's a comparison to others talking and presenting their vehicles in a fast, incomprehensive manner or others talking so slow that I have to fast forward the video or close the video and go to another or some who are so boring that you feel pulling your hair but have to be patient to watch everything. Some would end their sentences with annoying giggles and some would start the sentence with high pitch and before the sentence ends the pitch dropped to the floor like the throat got sands in it. It is not good commenting even if it is true lest they will be offended. However, I am watching because I have to see what they've got and what they are proud of.
I do not know your Dad personally but give my regards and thanks for doing some great works in your camper and that I enjoyed watching your video. The best to all, you and your family. Keep safe and happy "glamping"!
Thank you! This inspires. So many things I picked up on. Have you thought of locking your ladder? And sunroof? My friend’s rig was broken into via ladder snd roof access while he was away from the rig. He added both locks. He also added a lock in his spare tire. It was also stolen. I hope this helps you or others.
Re adjust speed slower by going to the right hand top corner then click the four vertical dots. Click speed playback. Adjust. Choices of slower or faster.
Interesting comment on speed. So much of the time on Utube I switch to 1.25 time speed because people talk so slow. You were about right and nicely informative.
I'd love to know where you go in the US and whether you will get to Canada.
I'm in Australia. I think you could still do a lot of work from here but we are 8 to 10 hours ahead of GMT. Most of the outback would be out of mobile range. You could use sat phone/internet. You would love our country to. Cheers.
@@brentbailey4900 I would love to visit Australia!
When she showed her bed space I forgot we were looking at a pickup camper. So cozy
One of the best, well thought out rigs I’ve ever seen! Wow, her parents must be very supportive and obviously VERY talented to create such beautiful and useful bathroom storage, steps, and ski box. Happy and safe travels….
Yes! This build is fantastic.
Kudos to Mom & Dad for their part, and for raising such a smart, strong and independent woman! 👍🏼💪💪👍🏼
@@largemarge1603 If so, I stand corrected.
I like this build - comfortable yet practical, made to travel and not just look pretty on social media or for weekends.
Exactly! It is my full time home, I had to get creative with storage and space! thanks for watching!
The most Efficient Layout Ive ever Seen For a TruckLayout
Bravo !Lindsey!
not a sustainable living choice nor an acceptable solution to being a childless female 🤦🏽♀️ selfish much
designated camping areas are everywhere ~ this is unacceptable
@@Amberlynztwin I really wish you would just shut up, your such a debbie downer, just go away.
@@Amberlynztwin I'm not sure where you get your information but some areas of BLM and National Forest land is open to the public for dispersed camping. They usually have a limit of 14 days. There's nothing wrong or illegal about what she and many of us are doing when it comes to our choice of how and where to camp.
@@Amberlynztwin jealousy will get you nowhere. She has the same right to choose her lifestyle as you do, so put a sock in it and find someone who cares.
This is one of the best setups I've seen on RUclips. It's absolutely beautiful and we'll thought out. Nice
AWW Thank You! This just made my day!
Nice and very practical setup
@@GirlGoneGlamping Yup . what he/she said.
Practical and effective . I interpret that as a manifestation of your personality and probably your business etiquette ?
she is beautiful yes, the rig i mean:)
@@GirlGoneGlamping TRULY, Your ideas, storage, massive complexities of convenience SO WELL THOUGHT OUT AND DONE!!! You have thought of everything!!!KUDOS TO YOU! YES, YOUR PARENTS DID AN AMAZING JOB AND I AM SURE THEY "ARE PROUD!" You must be PROUD OF YOURSELF!!!
God Bless You!!!.....Be safe!!!
I am 77 have a 23 ft. Motorhome, travel a third of the year and really enjoy it. Being happy is the important part.
Well said :)
Ever have safety issues?
I have had no issues, but keep your eyes open, and be aware of where you are,and who is around.
So cool to see you showing all things your mom and dad built for you and they supporting you in the comments.
I am 81 and took the safe route throughout life. Now that I have seen your video regret not having put that right foot forward to just do it. Being marred for 52 years and having a family is the only feature that balances being happy with conformity. Can't have it all but you are smart doing this early and having options later. Smart, looker, supportive family = go for it for now! Smart presentation.
Good comment
It’s never too late
One of the best rigs I’ve seen. Love the thought she’s put into it. But even more than that, I love her insights and advice at the end! Thank you, Lindsey, for sharing your home with us and being such a positive spirit for solo female travelers! Happy travels!
I'm glad you liked it, I had a lot of fun filming it!
❤ Is there anything more precious than a Dad & Daughter working together to create a home? What a gorgeous build 😍
🍁👵🇨🇦
THANK YOU!
That's a great build! I live in an 86 Toyota Dolphin. 560ah lithium, 2000w inverter, 500w solar. Stove, oven, instant hot water etc.etc. My son lived with me 1 year, got his own, now we travel doing construction. So great working/playing together. Anyway, good job, and also good job to your parents for their support!
If your physically able don't wait. You'll enjoy it more now then when you retire. I made that mistake. Now I'm almost blind and can't do what I had planned. So do it. Like she said , try it for a few months and you'll be a much better person for getting the experience.
I'm sorry. God bless you! I hope that you're still able to get out for the experience with the help of loved ones, or friends. I just purchased a 32' School Bus Conversion, and working on finishing up things for comfort - solar install, etc, then I'll be taking my first trip out... Exciting & scary 😉 Christina & The Animal Love Fest 😽😽😽🐺🐰💋
@@animallovefest143 ??8
@@cliffpalmer1878 What's your question??
Agreed. I wish I could just go
@@Nestavan Make your wish a reality.
Blown away by the amount of space...this is a camper I could live in...
This one of the best build I have seen in years! This woman is smart and practical and her build is amazing. Thanks so much for opening up your home with us and inspiring us 🙏🏽💜
Impressed…with your rig build (props for Dads welding skills and Moms creativity) but more so for your personal and professional accomplishments.
Lots of marine details on space and efficiency. This is a well thought out rig.
she can take this machine to a campsite that is prepared to handle grey water & human waste. wtf are you thinking!! THIS IS NOT A CAMPSITE
@@Amberlynztwin Oh my, you are still spouting your snake juice? Go do something that inspires yourself and others, you sad little person.
@@whit101 well said!!! Lol
@@whit101 😯😂😂👏👏 respect 🤙
By far the best build out I have ever seen, I am in logistics as well been doing it for a very long time and this is a very well thought out design. The way this is set up should be the standard for most Mobile tiny homes. If I were you I would Market the design as a package deal and offer it to mobile home manufacturers.
I am live in my minivan with my dog and absolutely love it. Been to 22 states already. Happy travels. Stay safe out there travelers.
Safe travels to you too!
this sort of thing is intended to be done w a husband. doing it alone is dangerous for you & the communities you are leeching off of. please go back to where you came from
@@Amberlynztwin so are you upset about her using public land without a husband? You are very entertaining! OMG I can't wait to read your next psycho comment 🤣!
@@chachi5975 it looks like a male behind that comment. That thing is commenting nasty sht all over this comment section
Thanks for the reply Lyndsey. I reached out to the publisher of the poster and he said that a niece of one of the other "girls" in the picture sent it in and ok'd it for publishing. I just thought that since you loved skiing and also really seemed to like the poster that it would make it more personal for you to know something about the ladies in the poster. I can give you more information about Tora (my Mom's sister) if you are interested. Jon
“I want to make sure I can be seen on the road…“🤣 Beautiful Build! We have a diesel Dodge t5500 flatbed modified for tree service work. It’s my husband’s rig but I’ve driven it and it’s easy to handle. Most women would be intimidated trying to drive a rig like yours… Good for you! I love seeing young people striking out and doing something different with her life!👏🏻❤️
Do you ship rigs, trailers across the states?
@@darrisnelson5223 Yes, I can. Send me an email with more details if you want to talk about it. girlgoneglamping@gmail.com
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@@GirlGoneGlamping ever heard of a campsite before? they’re super cool, they’re like totally set up for people & not the side of a highway like you got here. you need to leave town
@@Amberlynztwin F U!!!!!
I’ve seen a lot of rigs-campers-vans, yours is grand. Yes being able to remove the camper is a big plus.👍😊. You have made yours into a sweet home for yourself, thanks for sharing. 👍😊🌷🌸
Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment!! I love that the camper can come off too!
@@GirlGoneGlamping go to a campsite immediately. a teenager would never do something so foolish as this but here you are, advertising your stupidity. have you no respect for nature? leave before the sheriffs run you off for good
@@GirlGoneGlamping love, your neighbor who pays for the space they take up
@@Amberlynztwin crazy lady
@@russelltackett4779 I suspect the person is extremely jealous of the woman's ability to travel, work and do exactly what she wants to do in her life. I agree, not everyone can do all of it, but many do some of it. Each person makes their own decision as to what is important. As for @uWo's comment regarding how a person lives, it is not her business to tell anyone else how to live. She needs to be concerned with how she lives. Worrying about how other's live is a challenge not even a god would want to be concerned with. Every person has their own way to live.
Life is much shorter than any of us could ever imagine, and there's no guarantee there will be a tomorrow. I absolutely love people like you, wise enough to listen to you heart and brave enough to chase you're rainbows. Loved your video, and admire you for having the courage to follow your dreams. Your positive message will surely inspire others to realize they are capable of accomplishing more that they think they can. Excellent video, positive message, i just loved it.
Thanks George!!
As someone who is getting ready to leave corporate life for good and take the plunge, I really appreciate this advice.
@@GirlGoneGlamping This is among the finest videos I have seen. I appreciate your genuine, smart, unpretentious presentation. And how I would love to know your parents, from whom you obviously have learned so much.
I'm impressed. Great presentation (thanks for not opening drawers and identifying every item they hold). You really make living on the road look possible. Thanks.
I think this is the coolest thing I've ever seen in my life. Wherever you go, you are there. I can only imagine. Please be careful, smart girl. 💯👍
you know wherever you go youre there too correct??
@@ceebake9596 just a phrase
I wish I could do something like that, but having a health condition means that I really do need to stick to places with easy access for emergency situations. I salute people with this kind of lifestyle and I try to live vicariously through videos like these.
One of the nicer rigs I have seen. Great presentation as well.
Thank you very much for sharing your life in your super camper! I’ve been dreaming about going on road trips in a camper since my uncle and aunt did that when he retired at age 55, driving from Florida to Alaska and back over a period of six months. I’ve been listening to a few ladies like you, who are living adventurous lives on the road. Y’all are inspiring me! 😊
one of the most organized tiny homes on wheels I've seen. The design and layout are well thought out. I like the - tree - artwork on the side of your home.
Thank you!! I actually want to do more of a mountain scene on the side of it, more my style, but a lot of people love that tree lol thanks for watching!!
You deserve a lot of credit (as proven by many others already), but you’ve obviously got great friends and parents who are supportive and have great skills and insight too. Glad it’s all working for you. Where’s the mtb from your airstream pics? Stay safe on the slopes! What is your brokerage firm called? Good luck to in everything. Thanks for the walk through- well done!
@@GirlGoneGlamping All mountains have trees of some type. Look around, take some pics and then design something which fits.
You sound like an expert on tiny, Peter. I'm sorry...Patrick.
Beautiful lady has her life all together.Safe travels where ever you go.
Wow. Your build was really well thought out, it seems incredibly efficient. Grip tape pads on the roof, a diesel cook top, the teak floor in the shower - all things I'm going to consider in my planned build. Thank you for sharing your home with us!
Absolutely brilliant, good for you. Life's for enjoying and living. I'm very impressed, like the Rig, looks incredible. I would encourage conceal carry, just for safety. Good luck to you and thank you for sharing 👍
You have done some of the most ingenious tweaks and have an amazing grasp of this concept. You definitely have great parents! Dad has a great influence in your life, I love that!
The camper is a studio. It's fake like reality tv. Check her out - no videos now. It's fake.
Lindsey, while I'm not a camper, I'm totally impressed with you, your rig, your preparation/planning of the space as well as your knowledge of how it works. Clearly your organizational job skills used in your business you also employ in your personal life. Congratulations on your success and enjoyment once you've decided to have life adventures instead of just killing time in between work. Kudos.
Thank you Chuck, your kind words put a smile on my face!!
Absolutely fantastic setup and an attitude to match. The most important thing you said in this video (in my opinion) is telling people to just go for it ,don't wait and have regrets. After a couple years of planning i'm looking to purchase as we speak. hope to someday cross paths. thank you for the video. stay safe and stay HAPPY.
Thank you, and best of luck to you too!
Enjoyed every minute of it like I said looking good glad you're doing good
@@GirlGoneGlamping 1st class . Very impressed with the power management.
Be Safe and Thrive.
Where did you purchase?
@@largemarge1603 we will definitely be building our own. My personal opinion on factory campers after owning many over the last 40 years is they are junk. You are correct in saying they will fall to pieces going off road. There will be a lot of back country exploring so I will build for this. Have a great day.
Wow!! This is the best Van builds I've seen till now. I'm just amused, how well thought rhis build is, with so many things that makes sense, future usability, weight management, flexibility, etc. WOW, lady you're smart!!
Smart, capable and beautiful, what a great job she has done on this mobile life style. Well thought out, all the bells and whistles.
Pastor Bill For the last 55 years until the present Lindsey, FREEDOM & ADVENTURE have been my lifestyle. Have travelled the world a lot representing Christ. No greater FREEDOM. No greater ADVENTURE.
Wow..Bravo! Nothing more impressive than a girl that knows her way around her rig!
This is one of the most organized rig's I've seen so far. Make sure you have some form of protection. I live in Chicago and that is a must anywhere. Remember danger travels.
Don't camp in Chicago or any huge city. I'd say stick to the places that are more suburban or rural where the crime rate is lower. Seems a certain element will seize on an opportunity if it presents itself, so don't put yourself in harms way.
@@amywalker7515 Statistically small towns have a higher crime rate mostly to people thinking they don't have crime there. Too many people have had people walk right in and do harm or kidnap someone. My brother has that attitude and someone who lived where he does (a neighbor kid) walked in and killed one of their cats, because the door was opened. He just felt like it. So, no it doesn't matter where you live crime happens. People get robbed and more while camping, hiking, etc. all the time.
I'm willing to bet based on her intelligence and fine upbringing that she is strapped and ready to bust if need be.
@@Marys_Life_64 I disagree with your statement about the crime in smaller towns. I think it depends on how close that town is in relation to a city, and how well the town's folk know each other. I live in a very small "town" about 15 minutes drive from a large city. The crime rate here is VERY low, we all know our neighbors and who comes into our area, we have a very large police force who respond SO FAST it makes all those other large police force look like rookies. They patrol constantly here. No slackers.
Considering her knowledge & bravery, and her parent's intuitiveness, she is likely prepared for anything when it comes to criminals. I'm sure she will not share her "protection" with us online because she knows that's not wise. Rule #1 Never tell your enemy what you have in defense of them!
Nice off grid woman it's a skill. I've been off the grid for 2 years now with a 35 ft RV it's so nice I love your Rig.
@@largemarge1603 I'm not sure what you mean.any way have a good day.
I love see a woman who isn't scared to chase life and follow her dreams without limits... ❤️❤️❤️
@Seer-of-things end oh she's doing things the way I always thought about it. I drive a semi and been in the business all my life. I always wanted to do the same thing from a sailboat in remote places where you just cant get without and meet people you can't without
@Seer-of-things end what no way? I thought she was homeless and had all this? I think I hear some poor me in you comment. Good for her for making goals and regardless of how or where she got her money. Keep it up, there will always be simp cuck haters on the intardnet.
@@sayulitalyfe5299 You seem like a dumbass. People have different circumstances in life, do you not understand this or would you seek to be quarrelsome with basic facts of life most likely to sooth your own inadequacies as a person.
It's fake. She doesn't live in there. It's merely to shoot videos. Reality TV at its finest.
@@dannym470 You're a dummy!
What a girl. What an inspiration she is. And I LOVE the camper. So roomy.
Very nicely appointed. I love the fact that the electrical is so well layed out & accessible.
This was one of my favourite tiny home tours ever! You are goals ❤️ love everything about this!
Wow THANK YOU! Dropping my first video on my own channel this week!!
This is one of the best solo camper design that I've seen so far... very functional and practical.
wow thank you!
You've done a lot with a very compact space! Well done. And Kudos to your Dad for all his contributions.
That's a full-blown Japanese apartment.
Mercia’
@@YoureUsingWordsIncorrectly You're right!
And the more time and economy goes on-------a middle American home now.
Only bigger!
Cant agree more lol 😂😂
Got me thinking about my mother.
In early 1950s, my mother drove herself over dirt roads, camped alone, in northern Nigeria based out of Katsina. She was pioneering infant nutrition and health education programmes. Standard issue vehicle was a kit car - similar to what we now call a pick-up truck but bigger - called a kit car because you threw your kit in the back, not a self-assembly kit.
She drove from village to village with a plan to speak first with the chief's harem. She was addressing the prevailing attitude that children should only get a mealy-meal porridge with no protein at all - hence kwashiorkor even in times of abundance. She did her own repairs while out on tour but wasn't strong or heavy enough to deal with punctures so had to wait for the next lorry to come by, flag it down, and ask for help. Met my dad out there, married in 1953, I arrived as first of 4 in 1955. Brother and sisters all born out there. They returned to England in 1961 because all my grandparents getting on in years and Dad would have to find work before too old for anybody to take him on. They'd have liked to stay out there.
Just googled "Old kit cars and pick-up trucks" and got this: 1942-1959 Napco Chevy and GMC Trucks - not exactly the same but very similar and same era. A bit more like this: 1953-1956 F-100 - which might be a later version of what she was driving. Thanks for triggering the memories
This girl is smart. She also makes this look easy!
Nah no she’s not. She’s just recalling what guys told her about this rig that MEN built.
@@daakrolb insecure of your femininity?
@@daakrolb Whether it is as you say or not, she LEARNED how to handle and maintain that vehicle and she can even troubleshoot it herself.
Do you expect ANYBODY to believe that YOU BUILT YOUR VERY OWN VEHICLE just so you could say that you could go on the road any time you want? Try to hold something over everybody else's heads? I seriously doubt that you BUILT your own vehicle with your own hands and it is road-worthy and licensed... (not IMPOSSIBLE, but VERY HIGHLY IMPROBABLE, so I think you are just talking out of your ass).
Unlike many people in the world today, INCLUDING ME, she can actually take care of herself. She's confident enough to go on the road alone. The BEST part is that she is happy this way. WHAT is WRONG with that? You need to go rethink some things.
Your right on both counts. However, she spent a lot of time preparing to do this. She has learned the hard way how not to do things but learned from the mistakes she made. She said so right at the start. I have learned a lot over my years but I keep learning every day. The one challenge I have is to motivate myself to do the things I "think" I want to do. We all make mistakes but many of us don't want to admit it.
@@Harry-zz2oh Thanks Harry! I'm rarely afraid of failing, you actually learn more in those times.None of us are finished projects, we're all works in progress. Just doing the best we can! cheers!
Hats off to you for recognizing the city life for what it is and walking away. You're not missing anything there at this point, trust me. Great build, thanks for sharing.
Your comment reminded me of a song by Tim McGraw, "where The Green Grass Grow." By the way I did exactly that. I left Miami and headed for the hills where is green. Wouldn't change it nor go back.
She looks like a woman who knows exactly what she wanted from her van and in life in general.
And it seems she definitely upgraded her lifestyle!
Super-smooth and informative video!
thank you!
You’re a very smart, intelligent lady. I wish you well and thank you for your videos. I’ll be watching more.
I liked that you showed the wiring harness and described service/trouble shooting needs incase of repairs.
This is one of the nicest and most well thought out units I have seen....Well done, great job.
Cool rig. Looks bigger inside than from outside. Congrats to you. God bless your future.
there’s no reason for anyone to do this. she is damaging landscapes & encouraging this horrible behavior which should be a crime
@@Amberlynztwin She is doing FAR LESS damage by travelling than many other people who sit in their houses. She's also HAPPY with her life. You just seem generally unhappy with your life. WHY do you try to dump your unhappiness on everybody else?
Go do your homework about tiny living before you go spouting off about anybody else's lives.
There's even a Biblical thing for this situation... Take the Plank out of your own eye before trying to remove a Speck from somebody else's eye. Get it?
@@Amberlynztwin Lol, I'm gonna take a wild guess you have no idea how much of an environmental impact you have when living in a home/apt. Stop embarrassing yourself, lol.
@@Amberlynztwin You are a very sad person can't you attention seek somewhere else! 👍👊👊🤫🤐
How amazing ❤️ I love glamping. My Dad always had caravans my whole life. I like taking the children. My Daughter in particular loves it ❤️
What a great experience to give your daughter!!
I love your lifestyle
That's what you call freedom
Keep living the good life 🌹🌹
THANK YOU for your story! People always TALK about getting away from the dreadful city life but few have the mental strength to do it, VERY PROUD OF YOU......Your intelligence and extreme beauty made this so fun to watch.
I love how your dad manufactured stuff for you. Years and years ago when I first started traveling to Cleveland when I met people they didn’t ask me what I did for work.
They asked me what I made.
Those days are almost gone I guess.
Anytime I broke something a family member would make a new part.
You’ve done really well.
What kind of security do you have?Motion lights cameras etc ?
I loved how you put the skylight in that doubles as an emergency exit.
Guns are no ones business but your own.
Really really nice.
That is the best looking and must be a fantastic functioning mobile traveler!! I could only imagine the amount of planning and work it must take to get that build going . I think just the planning alone is more then most people want to put out . Its beautiful. Well Done !!!!!
Wow. This looks like a well thought out no-compromise camper. The bed looks so comfy and inviting, must be heaven looking at the sky above.
Remember it was a guy who invented everything she's taking credit for. But hey we are trash an toxic. Lolol
@@j.k.roberts5288 I didn’t know that you know her personally and who made the her van. Tell us the name of the person?
LOL that Pex's stuff, too funny but also shows how intelligently she approached her endeavor, smart girl!!!!
Yea & the fact that she stayed at her parents house for a month to learn the ropes was a smart move.
@@sweett5896 I'm so grateful for that time with my parents! And how much my Dad taught me! thanks
1000watts that's impressive,
People build in bus a lot of space but u did it with mini without sacrificing things, nice and cozy, and very good van body for security ,
Nice to see,
What an amazing rig! I think your flatbed camper is the best I’ve ever seen.
Wow, thank you!!
This is one of the coolest rigs I’ve ever seen, this is the kinda solo I’m looking for. Lots of power, lots of water, all comfort. If I was to do a solo van lifestyle this is kinda the route I’m looking to go in 🙂
this is not acceptable. she parks down the street from my house & tons of other losers think they can do this too 👎🏿
@@Amberlynztwin So, you think she is a loser...What have YOU done yourself? You sound like a sore LOSER.
Lightening Gamer, I’m assuming your name indicates a love of video games? Because I’m a huge gamer, also considering this van lifestyle…..but as well as wondering how I’d get my baking done, I’m also concerned that I won’t get to play video games.
@@azuregiant9258 I do love video games :) yeah I'm not sure how would I get to a life position to do something like this but who knows perhaps one day things may change. I hope you can get this if you wanted it c: best of luck.
Lightening Gamer, it’s way off for me too. I have to find a way to make money, pass my driver’s license and do research first, but still it’s an exciting goal from a bird’s eye view. Best of luck to you too ☺️👍
It is so refreshing to see anyone STEP-OUT and own their own life.
THANK YOU!!!!
ive seen a lot of campers...built one myself but this i think is the very best setup ive see...all boxes checked!
should be for the price. something like 200k
What an excellent video for all of us who are contemplating going the Adventure Road Route! Thank you for all of your insights, helpful hints and advise on how it's done! Many thanks!
I'm glad I ran across this video. As a big city guy, I marvel at life on the road and do it as often as I can. The Pandemic allowed me to reach across multiple state lines. Thanks for your tour.
Love that optimism, great attitude and practical thinking. Keep on truckin'!
Love the details you put into this. It is great that your Dad is supportive and makes those great pieces for you.
I often come here, watch my fav rig and day dream. Definitely my number one and I've seen 100's.
Wow, THANK YOU!!
"Figure it out as you go"...perfect advice indeed...My van is anything but finished...it's just a cargo van...and I have a bed in it and some water jugs and a toilet and am putting together some sort of kitchen now...yep...figure it out as you go...don't waste time "planning" it all to perfection...it will fall into place as you get out there...and...being out there helps to really get the feel of what is important and what isn't...so don't waste time on that perfect build...get out there and let it all fall into place...happy travels to you...love the rig...beautiful.
if you can afford to do this, you can get a down payment for a house IN THE GROUND that gains value annually
@@Amberlynztwin Lol
Wow. The rig is impressive but you’re even more so. Knowledgeable, confident and beautiful, what a combination. To be able to manage a full time business and live out your dreams at such a young age, that’s living life. Best of luck to you and just stay safe.
nice! you're right, just do it, necessity is the mother of invention, figuring out how to do stuff is an art form in itself, very satisfying.
I am a old timer ( 72 ),... been truck driver over the road for 15 years. last 2 years been off, because near death accident in my truck. I admire you so, so much. God bless your brains, and you can work on the road. You are a very intelligent lady. God bless you my Dear! Yes!
I like your focus on light weight vs wood, etc, (even though wood is pretty). Love that ceiling escape hatch in bed loft. I am a bit claustrophobic also. And I so agree on windows to view all directions for safety, and the flashing light system if you hear prowlers. Amen to the safety strips on the roof; I just got some for basement and outside steps. My one change would be making the entrance step easier. I recently got an unexpected leg injury so am suddenly more safety aware. I am very blessed to have help while healing, but prevention is better yet. I also like how you just dug in and learned what was needed. Very inspiring!
Very brave lady for travelling alone around the world. I hope she would arrive safe and sound at every destination All the best Thank you
I didn’t know that bravery needed for travel
I just recently bought a school bus, now obviously I’m not gonna be able to get to a lot of places you probably go but I will have a tow behind 4 x 4. I am in the process of getting it cleaned up inside and I will be starting with a camping cart water solar and a generator. I will be living in it while I’m building it just so I can get out on the road a lot quicker
Soo well spoken and living the adventure that i can only dream of.
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@StudioBrule I'll bet this woman pays her own way. She has the "can do" attitude written all over her. She has excellent presentation skills here, and could up the sales of that Overland Explorer from this video. She's a true professional.
You have a great setup and an amazing amount of space inside and out! I love your larger than average fridge as well as the size of your shower! Your bedroom is cozy without being cramped. Good job on the windows, escape routes and keeping the keys by your head! Impressive! Be safe. 🙋
This is what I would say 1 bedroom flat on wheels. With the flat in city you are stuck in one place where as with this one you go where you want to be. I envy you. Enjoy life you only live once. God bless you and keep you safe.
I think of living in a motorhome a lot. You inspire me to do it. Your personality is very beautiful. Thank for sharing.
This is perfect! She really thought of everything.
Not everything. What about bear spray? I have some. Made by Sig Sauer. Never leave home without it.
Thank you Lindsey for including all the names of items and gear used in your rig! Very useful for others researching options for their own builds.
Thanks for watching!!
Wow you really built it with everything in mind. Most RV designers always neglect or sacrifice something but you managed to get everything covered and still have that home vibe. It utilizes empty space well too. I wish this type of RV design was sold by retailers tbh.
Wonderful everything thought of. But l wish she had done a camera swing around, l'm having trouble visualising how everything fits together
I never bought a home in my entire life because I could never find a place I wanted to plant roots. Now that I have found that in the PNW I have now started outlanding for hiking for 9 months now and wish I have lived this way my entire life.
Very nice rig, the way it’s set up is great for boon-docking. My wife and I travel in a Revel and enjoy every new place. Good luck on your travels.
Wow. You and your Dad seem to have thought of almost everything. Happy trails.
Cool!
And your parents are proud of you!
Never to old to appreciate that!
Your camper will probably even gain value these days what a brilliant idea. My Dad sold his last touring caravan for a 5K profit 5 years later.
Agreed, the market is crazy right now!
OMG, she is sooo beautiful and has that super hero level of confidence. Even her voice is impressive. The camper is awesome too, but the owner stole the show for me, haha. A super hero living in a camper.
Thank you for sharing.This without a doubt one of the best “Mobil “ homes I’ve seen. Living the dream.
That is awesome!! Good for you making that setup such a beautiful home! And I love it that you know everything about the mechanics, I’m sure your Dad rests easier each night knowing you can take care of yourself😉. Thanks for sharing your story and enjoy your journey 😃.
Thanks for the kind comment!! Much appreciated! :-)
I have for the last 5 months been living in a R.V. Still working but just wanted to see if it was me. Going threw the winter in Western Mt. Is not the easiest but looking at Flathead Lake everyday keeps me grounded!! To be honest it is a trade of certain items but most I can live without and for the most part I am staying more active and fit!! I sure welcome your input and it is nice to see you enjoying yourself and staying close with your family!! Your very knowledgeable of your devices on your camper and that is impressive!! You have done well and I am proud of your success living and working this way!! You will be so glad you did this while you could and look at the health benefits of being active constantly!! Your welcome at my campfire anytime my friend!! Montana Rick.
Brilliant camper and well thought out for luxury living but a compromise on space to which she has done extremely well! Love it!
If I ever wear out all the clothes in my dresser and closet, she'll still have fewer clothes than I do. She really does a great job of minimalist living even though it is a "glamping" lifestyle.