A Family Chooses Smaller Quarters & More Adventures on the Road
Autumn, Rusty, and baby Bear Bailey all live in their converted 42-foot-long, 300-square-foot toy trailer. They’re currently in Truckee, CA, but joyfully get to travel in their home as needed for Rusty’s work as a welder. With a new addition on the way, they’re happily settled in their home. They’ve been living in the trailer […]
Autumn, Rusty, and baby Bear Bailey all live in their converted 42-foot-long, 300-square-foot toy trailer. They’re currently in Truckee, CA, but joyfully get to travel in their home as needed for Rusty’s work as a welder. With a new addition on the way, they’re happily settled in their home. They’ve been living in the trailer for almost two years, after deciding to commit and buy their trailer to “live tiny” for five years. In addition to the experiences the family could have together, part of opting for this lifestyle was the fact that Rusty travels for work and having a literal mobile home meant that they would be able to all travel together as a family. When they first went searching for their future home, it wasn’t the most calm scenario, as Autumn explains, “Trailer hunting with a newborn, two weeks before you’re supposed to be at a job in Virginia, is difficult and it didn’t give us a whole lot of time to hunt down trailers.” The family’s needs for the home weren’t particularly lengthy, but they did have to be specific: “Because w...
Autumn, Rusty, and baby Bear Bailey all live in their converted 42-foot-long, 300-square-foot toy trailer. They’re currently in Truckee, CA, but joyfully get to travel in their home as needed for Rusty’s work as a welder. With a new addition on the way, they’re happily settled in their home. They’ve been living in the trailer for almost two years, after deciding to commit and buy their trailer to “live tiny” for five years. In addition to the experiences the family could have together, part of opting for this lifestyle was the fact that Rusty travels for work and having a literal mobile home meant that they would be able to all travel together as a family. When they first went searching for their future home, it wasn’t the most calm scenario, as Autumn explains, “Trailer hunting with a newborn, two weeks before you’re supposed to be at a job in Virginia, is difficult and it didn’t give us a whole lot of time to hunt down trailers.” The family’s needs for the home weren’t particularly lengthy, but they did have to be specific: “Because w...
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