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Sitting Pretty by the Lake
22 feet of rambling Americana.
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Screen Door
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Interior of Airstream Door
Scenic view through screen door.
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Refrigerator with Reclaimed Redwood Countertop
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Electrical, Thermostat, and Solar Inverter Display
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Bamboo Dresser and Closet
Lots of storage everywhere.
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Window Niche
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Bathroom Door
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Bathroom
A lot in a small space: composting toilet, shower stall, redwood bench and counter, moveable mirror, towel ring, electrical outlet on the underside of little cabinet.
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Interior Bathroom Door Handle
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Composting Toilet
The toilet composts all waste, so a black water tank is not needed. If you’d like more information on how it works, visit Nature’s Head.
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Bathroom Sink and Cabinet
The cabinet has an electrical outlet underneath.
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Bathroom Sink
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Benches and Shower Area
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Storage Netting Under Shower Bench
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Reclaimed Redwood and Brushed Nickel Fixtures in Shower Area
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Detail of Beautiful and Durable Reclaimed Redwood
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Brushed Nickel Hooks Above Showerhead
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Brushed Nickel Showerhead
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Shower Rod
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Magnet and Weights in Shower Curtain
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Couch
Plenty of storage both above and below couch.
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Light Fixture Over Couch
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Couch Pulled Out into Bed
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Pull-out Bed Ready for Sleeping
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Bamboo-faced Drawers Under Couch
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Kitchenette Drawers and Cabinets
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Kitchenette
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Sink with Cover
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Lift-up Sink Cover
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Three-burner Stovetop
Stovetop has two propane burners and one electric.
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Flip-up Countertop in Kitchenette
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Dining Area with Streamline Light Fixture
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Reclaimed Redwood Tabletop
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Sleeping Area
Tabletop lowers to form a bed platform. Benches store trailer equipment, such as hoses and jacks.
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Carrier Air Conditioning Unit
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One of Two Magic Reversible Fans
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Back Window
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Solar Panels
Solar panels power the water heater, furnace, refrigerator, fans, and most of the lighting in the trailer.
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Gray Water Release Valve
The gray water tank for the composting toilet uses this gravity-fed release valve and an attachable hose (stored in one of the dinette benches) to rid the trailer of gray water. Because you don’t have to get the tank pumped, boondocking time is increased.
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New Propane Tanks
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New Retro Awning
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Swirling Reflection of Greenery and Awning
A lost Van Gogh?
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Where’s the Airstream?
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Safari Logo
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