you =)
a lota love,
knowing that even if it's snowing outside and 17 below zero you've got a place to snuggle up under the blankies with some rocks from your fire wrapped up in the bottom of your sleeping bag.
When your dogs don't let any other dog any where near the door cause it's the only place in the free world they know as home :)
A bed is helpful ;)
Breaking down on the side of the road and sleeping in your bus, cause, well, it's home.
A bit of food stashed amongst all your posessions.
Rocks and herbs you've picked up along the way.
And yep, pretty much just you!
LOve it, I miss those gypsy days :_)

Bamboo wood floors are really great in buses...we found a great deal on tounge and groove flooring, or we would have went with bamboo.

For me it has always been a woodstove that makes a place SOOO cozy...in whatever type of home I have lived in be it tipi, yurt or bus,we have always had a woodstove with glass insert.

There is just a wonderful life and energy to woodheat that central heat cannot compare to.

I love it when we are on the road and parked over at a walmart parking lot or something and it is cold out.As soon as we draw the drapes and fire up the stove its like we are in some far off remote wilderness .

Its so funny but people just do not seem to notice the smoke coming out the chimney ,it just doesnt compute.

We look out the window and its like,

"woah...walmart parking lot !" while inside we are gazing at the beautiful flames of our cozy fire.

Definitely everyone should at least consider a woodstove in a bus conversion,though it does need to be done safely.

We have info on our blog about how we did our stove last year.Maybe someone will find it useful

www.enchantedgypsy.blogspot.com/20...tml

LovenLight ~Pixie

LOL on the bus driving hat!
Might get a dog-would be nice to have on the road for company.