Caravan

These two photos are of the inside of the caravan. The bedroom is on one end, the sitting area is in the middle, and the kitchen on the other end. The caravan is pop-top, which means when we're towing it we pull down the top of it so it is a bit more compact.

This is the annex. It has heavy fabric sides, like a thick tent or tarp. It is our storage area/ dining room/ living room.

It will be home for a while longer!

Stimson Python

This beautiful creature decided to hide under my fuzzy pink slippers, in the annex of the caravan. Its a Stimson Python, harmless and relatively friendly (he visited another caravan the following morning).

In the first photo you can see the brick that holds down the shoe rack on the left, and my fuzzy pink slippers on the right, and Stimpy in the middle.

He peeked out from under the brick.

Eventually he slithered out of the annex, wound his way around the stabilizers for the caravan, and took off. Dave estimates he was about a meter long.

Our New Temporary Home....

We finalized the purchase of the caravan today. We will be living in it as we work in Exmouth, until the house is finished (March, maybe).

We're looking forward to the challenge of condensed living- again, only on a smaller scale, and with only our stuff to deal with. This is an 18 foot Coromal Seka, with a fridge, freezer, air conditioner, double bed, kitchenette, microwave. All it lacks is a toilet/shower, which is fine as we will have access to all of that where we will be living. We will put some more photos up soon.

Exmouth: http://www.exmouthwa.com.au/