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Camper Van

One of my bucket list is to do road trip in Australia and Indonesia. I have researching the suitable vehicle and watch countless others videos and testimonies of those who choose to live in motor than fixed address. 

More and more people prefer to live big in a tiny mobile home than burdened by mortgage. I remember when I was at year 10, an uncle who drove me from and to school used to asked me and my friends about this in the car. He asked me which one I will choose to have first, a house or a vehicle. I was the only one who choose a vehicle, uncle and the rest choose a house, and he start his reasoning on me.

My reason to choose to have the car first is I thought I will be able to live as well as work with the car. I still believe and stick to my opinion, even though the reality is I did have a home first before a car as an adult. However, just like other who choose to live simply, it is our dream to be able to downsize our lives in the next five years, living off-grid, living of the land, living self-contained and sustainably.

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