Author: jola josie

Yiihaa, another video online.

Check this beautiful Tiny house out!

This is a renovated blue bird delivery truck designed, built and lived in by Hipsy and her partner. Hipsy has been on the road in housetrucks for 22 years and still is traveling.

Ian and his beautiful 1970 Bedford tiny house. It was originally built by Josh Steiner from Te Awamutu, but he has now lived and traveled in it for 15 years.

For those that are new to my page, welcome.
For the others that have followed me the last year, thank you!
This video sums up what I am doing and shows some of the places I have been and people I have met the last year.
2017 surely has been an amazing year!

His life in 3 minutes

Karlos Gypsy lives and travels in a housetruck and has done so for most of his life. This song is about being on the road and being a free man.

Previously on Jola Josie, we met driftwood sculptor Jack Marsden-Mayer in The Bedford Studios. Now I am here to Meet Tim Holman.

Tim lives and travels part time with a nomadic group in new Zealand, The Extravaganza. When he is not traveling he is also in the Bedford Studios constructing his artistic creations.

An artist of driftwood and a housebus dweller shares with us his space and creations.
Enjoy, share and make sure to check his website out for more pictures and details.
https://jack-marsdenmayer.squarespace.com

Last week we meet artist Luane Brauner and had a look at her beautiful housetruck that she lives in. This week we have the chance to see her other tiny structure, her art studio.
Feel free to like and share the video if you like it

Luane Brauner is an incredible artist in Golden Bay New Zealand.

She lives in a housetruck and has a self built structure as her art studio. Both of which are in the clouds overlooking Golden Bay.

The Twisty Twinz are known for their acrobatic skills, but both of them also own house trucks. One of which has been seen over 8 million times on youtube (search up “The Castle Housetruck” if your interested in that).

I wanted to find out how these twins both ended up in houses on wheels. This is what I found out.