Life in the house on wheels: small family joys Life in a motor home is both alluring and frightening. On the one hand - the feeling of infinite freedom, on the other - the lack of stability and a lot of inconvenience. Yes, and many do not understand why give up a comfortable existence in a warm cozy apartment for the sake of a nomadic lifestyle. But more and more people prefer to live that way. Spouses Mat and Danielle quit their jobs, sold the house and traveled in a van around Canada and the USA for two years. They believe that in life the main thing is not wealth, but new impressions. 
Always light Mat and Danielle from the start.they wanted to live simply and without a hitch But then they started spinning in the furious rhythm of modern life, in pursuit of a better position at work and mortgage debts. In the end, the couple decided that they could not withstand such stress, and found a home suitable for their philosophy of life. Now they live in a van on wheels, which costs like a cheap apartment in the suburbs. Recently, they made repairs on their own, and with the money saved they traveled for about a year. In the kitchen, to save space, there is a folding table, original pockets for kitchen utensils, and a small container for dirty laundry. 
Folding table for modest meals 
Everything in its place: pockets for kitchen utensils 
Laundry basket A year later, the family returned toOtavu. Danielle found work at home, and Mat became a designer. They use solar panels to keep your computer running smoothly. Thus, the spouses are always in touch, although for three years they have not used a mobile phone. 
Solar panels for generating electricityeveryone loves a nomadic lifestyle, but Danielle says that they are not always in motion. Sometimes they sit at home for several months, and sometimes they visit friends and family, but undoubtedly, the guys have become much more active and mobile than when they lived in an ordinary house. 
Planning New Routes 
Romantic evening at home Spouses say thatnomadic life their minuses, but they themselves chose it to combine work and travel. Recently, many have followed their example. Would you take the risk of such a move?
Life in a house on wheels: myth or reality?
