Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

shawnandherbie wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stbYC2tWPB8&feature=youtube_gdata_player

I enjoyed your video.

Graphics by Shawn

Camping is tiring

Shawn doing the Swedish torch run

Great video, Shawn

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ex3CnMg ... ata_player this is last years video yall

sagebrush wrote:
Graphics by Shawn

Camping is tiring

Shawn doing the Swedish torch run

Look at all those lanterns! Love it!

So what happened with the dogs?

Shawn, great video-really enjoyed it. Thanks!

Jim and Sheryl / Utah

What a great gathering. Kudos to all involved in the effort to make it all happen. We came to Walk the Winds one last year as "wannabees" met some nice folks and got lots of ideas for our then upcoming build. Well this year was really special as we were no longer "wannabees" as we were able to come with our ,campable (not anywhere near finished), teardrop (more accurately "squaredrop"). We made some special new friends and are already looking forward to next year so count us in for Walk the Winds III . Norma was kinda lukewarm about the whole teardrop thing up till now ( you know let's humor him and see where it goes type thing) but she is an enthusiastic teardropper now !

I am catching back up on the forum after getting back from Walk the Winds 2013. Maurisa and I had a great time! Everyone we met was so nice and helpful that it made this first gathering of ours a very fun and enjoyable one! It was great to see all of the other teardrop and TTT campers as well as hear about the building/remodeling details from their owners. Lots of great ideas and for future projects rolling around in my head now!

One of the best things about this gathering was that it finally allowed me to talk to others who share in this teardrop affliction. Hopefully I have most of it out of my system (the talking, that is) for the time being!

Special thanks to Mike (slowcowboy) and Will who worked hard to make this gathering possible!

See you all next year!

Cheers,
Ryan

P.S. Since I know everyone likes them, Here are a few pictures!

Ryan, Thanks for the photos! Looks like a great place to have a gathering!

I agree, thanks for the pics!

We had a great time, as usual! Thanks again to Mike and the others for putting it together!

Photos:

We were welcomed to the gathering with a new sign! At least this time we knew where to go and didn't have to be "rescued" from the regular campsite!



We saw Shawn's "flying saucer" right away:



We were also happy to see Kay and Grant, whom we hadn't seen since the Jefferson State Birthday Bash in Oregon last June! They had their little "caveman" camper instead of the teardrop:



Liz and I roasted marshmallows and hot dogs with our, uh, 'unique' skerwers!



On Saturday we went "visiting" and saw some incredible trailers! This was Nancy's:



Really, just some very nice teardrops. Lots of "woodys" this year!







Not quite a teardrop, not quite a "standy", not quite finished, but certainly unique!



On Saturday morning, Mike (SlowCowboy) showed up and put up a parachute-like awning!



Ryan and Maurisa's new Woody was a real work of art. It even features a skylight so you can watch the meteor showers from inside the trailer!



It was not all home-builts, either. Carol showed up in her Camp Inn and Jane was there with her gorgeous Little guy.



(to be continued...)

Martin,

Thanks for the photos. LOVE the wiener cookers! It's all fun and games until somebody looses a wiener!

Wonderful pictures! Keep 'em coming!