The outside looks like a school bus, but the inside blew me away!

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• TI

  @TinyHouseGiantJourney · 1 year ago (edited) · pinned

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• JI

  @jimmie7049 · 9 months ago

  I'm 77 years old and, when I look at your home I can't believe the ingenuity, work and planning that went into this. Amazing that you did this work in 6 months. I wish I had this talent. Well done, and enjoy your life together!

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• DE

  @devon_morgan · 11 months ago (edited)

  I appreciate that you built this with mostly reclaimed items!!  It’s nice to give these things a second life .  I wish more people did this, so we could eliminate the excessive waste and the need to have new items manufactured.  Thank you for the tour!!  Edit: Laundry shoot??!! 🤯Game changer!!

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• BE

  @Beansle-f6d · 1 year ago

  I can’t believe you got this bus done in 6 mos! Great job, very unique. You two are smart, resourceful, and skilled. What a wonderful way to start your marriage!❤

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• VI

  @Violet316 · 1 year ago (edited)

  I am 65. Back in 1964, my Dad bought a bus and made it a camper.  We went to California, we only stayed a few months, then we went back to Wisconsin, just in time for me to start 1st grade.  He also bought an old van; he cut a hole in the floor for ice fishing, no house, just drive out onto the ice.

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• CA

  @carmelleabron4058 · 1 year ago

  Have you thought of giving the deck more stability by installing drop-down legs? When the deck is up, the legs automatically lie down along the back of the deck, and a peg/pin is used to hold them in place. I mention this not to bash your work, but I did notice that the deck had a slight bend when sitting on it. The bus is BEAUTIFUL; you both did an excellent job.

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• SH

  @sharnadawn · 1 year ago

  Im impressed  with a young couple  doing all this and so thoughtful thru out

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• CA

  @cameronandreasen993 · 1 year ago

  THIS IS HANDS DOWN, HANDS DOWN! The BEST schoolie ive ever seen. Im in awe! Ive been waiting 15 years to see someone do the drip dru rack over the sink. My relatives in Italy had one and ive told countless people about the idea  over yhe years. GREAT WORk!!

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• GR

  @grabowskycountry · 1 year ago

  What a homey bus. Love the bathroom in the back and open concept of this one. Cheers to Elizabeth and Shane on a well done job. 🇨🇦

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• FE

  @fedupamerican296 · 1 year ago (edited)

  I knew in less than a minute that you guys were gonna be in my top 3 favorite peoples on THGJ. <br>Edit, I was 100% correct. Really like your home and the traveling nurse gig is fabulous. You guys are adorable together and totally lovable separate. I hope you have your best possible life.

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• MI

  @michelleruiz2786 · 1 year ago

  Beautiful!!! Please give the older dog a hug and a pet from me!

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• JO

  @johnblyth9787 · 1 year ago

  Around 60,000 for a comfy home. No rates, no power, no water bill, no mortgage. &nbsp;No stress. Fuel would be costly in Australia. &nbsp;Around $2 per litre. $8 a &nbsp;USA gallon. You done well to do it in 6 months. Love the deck. Best idea ever. Enjoy

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