Mine is bigger than yours

Today, we said goodbye to C30, our XXL camper that has been our home for 3 weeks.

We all agree that the huge size gave us much more space and comfort than the previous normal sized ones we had in Namibia and in Australia (x2). But of course, you couldn't drive or park such a monster anywhere other than North America.

I was at times nervous about driving it, e.g. the narrow bridge in Revelstoke, and even on the last day, driving only 45 minutes into Vancouver, I was praying my perfect driving record would stay intact. Funnily enough when we got to the depot without even a scratch, we noticed others , even with smaller vehicles than ours, had not been so lucky, as they had crushed bumpers and smashed engine grills. My chest swelled with pride at my relative success.Weiterlesen