That is a trailer park!A tiny home community in Oregon
So why does that matter? Trailer, RVs, Vans or tiny houses. It is a nice community for these types of homes.That is a trailer park!
Where’s the washroom ? Lol@Kaila They eat out!![]()
It’s luxury campingThank you for the reply!
It's not just a home. It's a lifestyle!
No cooking, no dish washing, no laundry.... no grocery shopping.
Sounds good!![]()
Actually its young homeless living coming. Mobile home camps have been around for 100 years. Nothing except sizeIt’s luxury camping
It’s luxury camping
RV's have been around for more than 100 years.
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As this 1922 model will testify.
If they are homeless they’d have no land to set this up on which is why most homeless people either live in their car or a portable tent.Actually its young homeless living coming. Mobile home camps have been around for 100 years. Nothing except size
Actually, its young homeless living coming, they are together now living as groups. you're mixing up 2 separate groups.If they are homeless they’d have no land to set this up on which is why most homeless people either live in their car or a portable tent.
Can we get back to posting tiny homes and enjoying it?Actually, its young homeless living coming, they are together now living as groups. you're mixing up 2 separate groups.
The second being Panhandlers, cons, USA taxpayer dropouts... etc. KNOW Panhandlers move south in cold weather too,
they don't sleep in a Bag under a 4' snowdrift for the most part.
These tiny homes are basically Garage sheds with front porches, maybe running water and Power, or just power and bottled water.
Take a crap out back. Sure, it seems wonderful, but not all that wonderful! Thas my reasons to say nay.
it's easy to plant a couple of plants, 4 flowers and make it seem heavenly but put a heavy T-storm on top and see how you deal with the crick.
I saw a 5th wheel Camper deposited on top of the owner's Tow vehicle just last weekend.
Sure, he should have had it Chains anchored in Cement. D.A.! - $100,000 - insurance and PITA lodging forever.