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Images => Life, the Universe & Everything Else => Topic started by: Thomas Stellwag on August 27, 2024, 00:53:38
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these pictures are made in the Hymer museum. I think that our active Dutch people feel at home straight away. If there are others who have old/exotic camping vehicles (at least photographed) f.e. Airstreams , please show your pictures
The first series shows the first caravan in Germany (1931), which was built by a salesman to take his fiancée on business trips. She was an artist, so the trailer had space for painting equipment.
The girl in front is a bit younger :) (1967)
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high class holidays
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extraodinary forms and ideas
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easy cooking
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feel good in your moving comfort zone
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superlative with BMW V8 engine and nearly as good with Borgward chassis
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now another exotic after these boring vehicles
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Great serie Thomas.
I am not a fan of campings (and caravans) but I remember family who tried to survive in such places ;D
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Thomas, wow so nice a series!
Our setup this summer at the first stop at Tournus to drive on the next morning
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This was taken with an Iphone at a local dealer.
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Thanks Thomas for posting this series.
To modern eyes, the caravans and mobile homes of yesteryear look quite unusual - some are so ugly that only their parents and/or originators could love them. ;D
Never the less, I see some nostalgia buffs here in Australia towing the teardrop shaped caravans such as you show in some of your shots.
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thanks you John, Fons and Hugh for your comments
Fons: I had a old model of the Eriba Touring Triton, liked it very much
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A fun and great series to watch Thomas - thanks for sharing :)
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Lars, thank you for your comment
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Very nice series Thomas thank you !
You think of the past seen them but is worth ;)
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Nasos, thanks for commenting,
yes they are from the past, this is what I expect in a museum
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I'm enjoying this thread a lot. Thank you for sharing it!
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@Thomas Stellwag "I think that our active Dutch people feel at home straight away."
Although not being Dutch, I felt at home (being the owner of an eriba troll). Nice series!
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Paco and Joost, thanks for your comments
and yes the Eriba series is a special kind of caravan, so easy to trail and well built
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Thanks Thomas for posting this series.
To modern eyes, the caravans and mobile homes of yesteryear look quite unusual - some are so ugly that only their parents and/or originators could love them. ;D
Never the less, I see some nostalgia buffs here in Australia towing the teardrop shaped caravans such as you show in some of your shots.
LOL, but beautiful inside
Great series Thomas
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Armando, thanks for your comment
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So interesting to see the very old ones :) Thx!
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Erik, thanks for looking