Join me on an adventure in a small gypsy housetruck while I make weekly video blogs and a documentary about the nomadic lifestyle.
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.
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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.
1 Year Anniversary.
I have now lived in New Zealand for 1 year, traveling all around the country in my Q-ute rediscovering more about my mum and my own child hood.
Wow. Time goes fast
My quest to find my mums housetruck. This is the first in a series of videos about this topic.
Thank you Pheye Creative for the amazing drone footage in this video.
Amongst many other beautiful details, this housetruck has the coolest roof detail I have seen so far on my journey.
This tiny house on wheels is lived in full time and travels all around New Zealand doing the Extravaganza Fair.
I believe after seeing this housetruck, you will have difficulties saying you couldn’t live in a tiny home youself.
Or what do you think?
The last month I have recladded my whole home, a tiny house called q-ute, with help from the talented ex-housetruckers Geoff and Lisa.
All the walls needed to be replaced. Today it is finished and I can again go out and embark on my journey once again.
That being said, this has been a journey on its own; I have learnt how to guide an electric fretsaw, measure, nail and screw my walls back in place. I have also learnt about silicon, and how to build to avoid getting water inside the home while traveling down a highway at high speeds.
Life is a journey, let us learn while it leads us!
The last few weeks I have been parked up doing maintenance on my Q-ute (video about that next week), while doing this I have also been house sitting on the lifestyle block where I am parked. Check out this video to see my day on the farm (make sure to see the end where the goats are being cheeky)
