As a child, summer meant many things to me... freedom from the “rigors” of school, eating supper at the picnic table every night, spending a week at each of my grandparents' homes, being allowed to swim in a neighbor's pool every day, and, of course, the annual Vacation Trip.
Camping usually wasn't involved in my childhood family vacations, but it's something I came to enjoy in adulthood. Nonetheless, the vacation trips of my youth were always an adventure. In fact, we once stayed at a motel made of train cabooses!
While most of my vacations in the recent past have involved visiting Vermont in autumn, I still feel the wanderlust when summer begins. My dearest and I have frequently talked about buying a vintage camper of some sort to take little sojourns in the summer. Although we've recently had our eye on a Spartan Royal Mansion for sale nearby, at 35 feet long, it's a bit too big for our travel needs. Still, the Spartan would make a great addition to the backyard - possibly as guest accommodations ;)
Now, if we could just find a Scotty....
In the meantime, I'll have to settle for watching this:
Kinda makes you want to head out on the open highway, doesn't it...
4 comments:
ahhhhhhhh....1937
Aren't summertime childhood memories the best? ;) You have a delightful blog here and very cool music on it as well. Thanks for sharing and helping us remember.
Rupert
Fun post--love the trailers and your playlist is great, by-the-way! Just found your blog today from a link at another vintage blog. Having fun browsing, thanks! :)
So cool! I would love to have a vintage trailor!
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