Looking through my posts, I realize I have not shared our Egg’s summer look with you. We camp year round so I have the large vibrant heavy quilt for Fall and Winter but needed a lighter, smaller quilt for the rest of the season to help with more frequent washing when rain brings in muddy […]
Thanks to Aldi grocery and $12.99, my zen camping chair now has the perfect shade cover. It’s a lightweight and very compact 6′ beach umbrella! I use my favorite twisty bendable flex-ties to affix it to the chair (see my post on sticks and lights for a picture of those flex-ties). Nirvana! For those that […]
Along with the space for a trash can dilemma, fits the problem of a paper towel dispenser. Since cabinet space is much too precious and finding a place for a hanging bracket was a challenge– Not to mention, a bracket requires remembering to secure the roll for transit. There just isn’t any fun in realizing, […]
Really, we all should all be more like dogs Road trip??? Yea!! Long, long walks in the woods?? Yea!! Food falling off the grill?? Yea!! Sleeping in the camper?? Yea!! You will be right there with me, day after day, right?? YEA, YEA, YEA!!!! ©2015,2016 zenandtheartoflittlehousetravelling.com. All rights reserved
Traveling in a 17′ two-dog, no wet bath camper, trash storage can be a real issue. There really is no good place to put a trash can so one needs to be inventive. In my case, I was given a souvenir Mexican woven purse many years ago and it works as the perfect, pretty receptical […]
We travel with a 22lb Corgi and a 52lb Bassador. They light up our camping travels and bring us so much joy. They need their own gear, too. This is what we consider essential. A cable or soft flat long lead to string between two trees or poles onto which you can thread a long […]
We usually use most of the sunlight to hike trails and gather new experiences so that necessitated devising a system to hang lights at the picnic table–particularly in boondocking (no electric or other amenities) situations. I needed to be able to set up poles on both our aluminum 27″ x 27″ folding table and a […]
Oh my, the mild Winter has allowed a flourishing of itsy bitsy seed ticks this Spring. Traveling with a Corgi and a Bassador, we are in an unending battle with the tiny terrors. Even with their monthly flea and tick repellent and some wonderful Cedar Oil spray, we always have our work cut out for […]
Have you ever pondered the beauty of clover? Have you watched the wind push the tall flowers, challenging the bees to keep up? How many times have you wished for a four leaf clover? Elusive and magical. Did you know that in Spring, young clover is edible? A gift as plentiful as dandelion leaves and […]
The perfect camping chair is a subjective thing. It can be different things in different settings, too. In the days of car camping, our heavy duty folding chairs were just the ticket for the limited space and ease of use. Now that we have the Casita, we have a little more room to lug a […]
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