
Uruguayan camper. Worth sharing, but, umm, I don’t think I have anything else to say about it.
An inquisitive old fart with a camera
Uruguayan camper. Worth sharing, but, umm, I don’t think I have anything else to say about it.
Outside Tienda Inglesa. Late in the season. From Heilbronn, Baden-Württemberg.
The day before, in exactly the same location, were two, equally if not more imposing, in a matching drab green military-type color. I didn’t have my phone to take a picture. It was quite a sight.
Here’s to lightweight travel, German style!
I hope it has a rear-view camera.
On the bright side, it doesn’t say “Free Candy.”
Sighted yesterday: another lightweight, compact German camper.
Yes, the season of lightweight Teutonic campers has officially arrived. In front of Tienda Inglesa.
Plenty of campers around, including the military-looking minimog/whatever (mostly) German contraptions, a few fancy rigs, some ghetto stuff, and then this absolutely classy gem from Argentina.
The first “lightweight” German camper of the season.
A technically brilliant, aesthetically inexplicable design on a Swiss van in the Tienda Inglesa parking lot.
The first German monster-tourism vehicle of the season (yes, German; I did check: the license plate says “D”).
*Sigh* who knows, maybe we’ll get some amusing ones this year. You can see past years’ sightings here: https://expatinuruguay.com/tag/campers/
When it comes to traveling, nothing exceeds like excess!