I've always wanted to go inside one, but I'm not a hiker, I don't know my way around. Does anyone know what it's like? Back then, people always said that Roma and Sinti liked to do it.
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Hello, I am looking for a good but cheap outdoor knife Preferably under 50 bucks Lg
Do you have any recommendations for outdoor survival kits that cost around €50 and include both a knife and an axe? If you have any good websites for that, I'd be happy to check them out.
Hello, I recently bought a switchblade: https://www.kh-security.de/knives-und-tools/einhandmesser/920/einhandmesser-zombie-rot Now the question arises: what is the small blade on the back of the knife for? thanks in advance
Hello! I would like to go hiking and camping with my sister… maybe by a beautiful lake or on a mountain with lots of nature… I'm looking for a place in the Munich or Würzburg area… thanks in advance!
Price point up to 120€. Should hold over 100 liters Does anyone have any good recommendations?
Depends on the year of construction. You need electricity, water and possibly gas. In winter it is difficult in older Wowas, as water collects inside the windows. So it’s moist and cool. In winter it is bitter. Washing machine does not go. And the shower is small and the toillete must be empty when it is full.
My experiences are from models of 1968,1968,1989, 1987…residential cars and campers.
But do you use them to hide or live?
Parking space, travel, some live in.
Ah, okay.
No. It’s not funny. It’s cheap.
Strange…to live
In winter especially very cold
Is there no heating?
However, most of them have some sort of thing, but since they are poorly isolated, you are heating yourself stupid and stupid, no longer financially and you have to look at how to heat. Most have a small gas heating, often with bottles, and then you have to take care of the oxygen supply again. What I’ve seen all about constructs before tenting with wood stove but all together: in winter quite cold.
Caravan = Caravan, you probably mean caravan VS camper. For the caravan you need a train car, but with the motorhome you can change the location at any time. Residential in the camper is a bit narrower because it only exists in widths up to 2.2m, caravans like mine can be 2.5m wide. There’s plenty of room in it. In winter, of course, it has to be heated in both, and then it becomes really muckelig. In the summer, both vehicles are charging quite strongly. One or another has its own kind of cooling to get into the vehicle. In the Womo you usually have a shower, but very tight. There are, however, some EMU, which I do not want. Toilet is available in both.
I could live well in a WW because I really have a lot of space in ours.