Hi everyone,
Here’s a wee post until I gather together my thoughts and photographs about our trip. Look forward to catching up with you all and your blogs in the next few days.
Until then.
Some folk execute it with words, that come alive the moment you turn that first page of their book.
While others share it via sound effects to make you gasp in delight as you wait for their next slice of dialogue.
More than a few express it by capturing a moment in time with the click of a shutter.
They are a visual storyteller.
Simple Pleasures for Sophisticated People.
Life at No. 22 
I love that first traveler.
(Guess I’m a hybrid; image with caption?)
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Colourful and fun isn’t it.
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Welcome home, Suzanne. Love the photos. I dream of a little van like that in my back yard. Very whimsical.
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Thanks Tracy. I think it would make an excellent “office”.
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Ah yes, an “office”. I totally agree. 🙂
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Such a cute van. Better than camping in a tent!
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I think you are could be right, with the chance of more comfort and of staying dry.
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I am cursed if sleeping in a tent. It Always seems to rain
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I really like your introduction, Suzanne. You remind me how we all take in information differently. You also remind me how everyone is creative. Fun trailers. I wonder who lives in them?
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Thanks Erica. I love creativity and capturing. Fun question regarding who lives in it. I never saw anyone and I prefer not to photograph people as I think it’s invading their privacy.
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I dream of having a camper van and taking off to far flung places.. 😉
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Lisa, keep dreaming its good fun 😊
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The van photos are very intriguing and make me want to know more!
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Just head to their website to know more. Maybe I should do a write up about the positives and negatives (especially when we unintentionally drove on a gravel rutted road).
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Alright, I’m a fan of your visual storytelling. Those travel trailers (called “caravans” in Dutch) remind me of the ones I saw on the roads and parked at the beach (or in people’s garden) when I was a child. Amazing that some of them are still around! Maybe they all got shipped down under? 🙂
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We have literally thousands of old caravans in NZ. No doubt quite a few were from Europe. Pleased you’re enjoying the Visual Storytelling 😊
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