Two weeks ago we took another trip from CA to WA for my high school reunion. The first of two nights I didn't bring her because it was raining and parking space at the sports bar was minimal. But a lot of friends on Facebook and some who follow my blog asked if she was there.
The next morning a classmate's mom showed up in my folk's driveway. I just happened to be outside when she pulled up. LOL. Her daughter had come home the night before and told her all about the trailer. She lived just one block away and couldn't resist stopping by for a peek.
The second reunion night was at a riverfront resort with plenty of parking so I brought The Glampette along. LOL. After dinner and the slideshow some of the women asked if they could go see her. I spent the rest of the evening (second half of the gathering) out in the parking lot giving the grand tour over and over again until 11:00 pm. It was great. So fun to show off Fred's build and explain how I came up with the design.
On the way home I also gave a couple the grand tour at the Mount Shasta lookout on HWY 97. It was fun mostly because they had no idea a camping trailer could be built light enough for a 4 cylinder car to tow.
Unfortunately I had to stop for a midday, rest stop nap due to a migraine headache. When my alarm went off 45 minutes later I felt better and opened the trailer door. Immediately two couples sitting in the picnic area noticed. I noticed a second reaction when Kitai hopped out to stretch his legs
LOL the two women came over because they had to see inside. They were traveling in a huge motorhome. They were rather envious of the ease I must experience traveling with such a small rig. I didn't rub in that my gas milage is probably over triple theirs. I'm sure they guessed as much 
