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Tiny house living, in a way - mini-camper BR for two



2017-05-21 - Down by the river Schickel Park, Burkesville, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com photo(c).
For all of those who have OD'ed on Tv's Tiny House show, awed by 400 sq. foot homes costing five times that of a Columbia mansion, sitting on rental lots leasing for more than a three bedroom home in South Central Kentucky - but still can't get the idea out of their system - one of these may be the answer. It's a mini-camper which sets up as a double bed which comfortably' accommodates two adults. And the cost? Quick online search finds them available at around $3,000 which even in this area would be amortized in 30 days when the benchmark is a night's stay in a hotel. Photo 19 May 2017, during the European Bike Rally. It sets up in two minutes and can be towed behind a motorcycle. - EW


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