Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

We 've had a cracking time at this years first TD gathering on this side of the pond.
Our numbers were up slightly on last years do, even though a couple of blokes had pulled out at the last minute.
It was great to see some new faces along with some more familiar ones.

We had Andrew call in for a tour on Sunday .We were so busy chatting and touring..... I missed the opportunity to get a photo of both Andrew and Dan with the Roswell
Time flew by and it was all over far to quickly.
I feel very privilaged to see the Roswell in the flesh..... Thats one sweet trailer, and the space inside gets the imagination going
Here's a slideshow of this years do.

cheers, Dave

Very nice photo essay!

Mike...

Wow so many wonderful tears in the same spot! Great pictures! Thanks so much.

Was great to meet you all.

Agreed the Roswell was, if you'll pardon the pun, out of this world. It really is something else and a true work of art, i think even the bodywork man who made all the bodywork for his kitcar might even take his hat off to dan.

The good news is that following the meet greet and tour is the other half is really into them and wants to start building one as soon as possible. The bad news is we cant until we check whether we can get a towbar fitted to "Tango" (see profile pic).

We have sat and had a chat as to what we need out of "our" teardrop thrown ideas back and forth and I think a Grumman 2 like jackdaws with a simplified kitchen and a cutout foothole for me (being 6'4 i need a looooong space). We are watching several caravans locally on ebay to canibalise as soon as we are sure Tango can have a towbar.

Love the idea of doing like Jackdaw did and building the body inside the van then "birthing" it to breakdown the caravan modify the chassis and fit the body. Atl least that way the ply is kept dry until its waterproof.

Fingers crossed regarding Towbar situation

And sorry for the slight Hijack Jackdaw