A WHERESAFE GPS TRACKER to Secure Your Hand-Made Teardrop Camper All The Time – STUPID SIMPLE

WHAT IF YOUR HAND-MADE TEARDROP IS STOLEN? Mark teams up with WhereSafe to show how a GPS tracker can help you recover a lost teardrop trailer and check in with friends and loved ones. IN THIS VIDEO: OT Free Teardrop Trailer Plans: https://overlandtrailer.com/learn-about-teardrop-trailers/free-teardrop-trailer-plans/ Simple Camping Podcast: https://overlandtrailer.com/blog/simple-camping-podcast/ Rent A Teardrop Trailer: https://overlandtrailer.com/rent-a-teardrop-trailer/ MENTIONED: Security for […]
The Techy Camper 2.0

This is part 2 of a two part blog on technology in camping. If you missed part 1, you can read it here. “Did you know that, if you visualise, you can actually hug on the phone?” – Shelley Long As a nature enthusiast, I am reluctant to write, in public, the advantages of technology to […]
Re-defining the Tiny Trailer

“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” – Leonardo da Vinci Most people, who know me personally, know of my obsession with teardrop camping. I get links and emails about them all the time from these same friends. Occasionally, someone will send me a link about a teardrop trailer or other small camping unit that I have never […]
Yellowstone: Camping Inspiration

“The farther one gets into the wilderness, the greater is the attraction of its lonely freedom.” – Theodore Roosevelt My wife and I are planning a trip to Yellowstone National Park. Yellowstone is one of those funny places for me. I’ve always wanted to go but never have. Since she has been there, she […]
The Handyman’s Secret Weapon

“Spare the Duct Tape, Spoil the Job” – Red Green As a teacher, I do a great variety of tasks every day and every year. Planning events, maintaining communication with vested parties, teaching, grading, and supervising. Occasionally, I get to participate in school events that are designed for the enjoyment of all. Recently, we celebrated […]
Where am I? How did I get here?

“All you need is the plan, the road map, and the courage to press on to your destination.” –– Earl Nightingale My students ask me questions all of the time. Some of them are educationally related and some are completely random (i.e. “What is the biggest tomato ever grown?”). Recently, I had a student ask me where […]
Overland Trailer film featured at WWU

This past summer, I traveled the US in search of the story of teardrop trailers. The goal: make a documentary film about teardrop trailers that can be used in high school classrooms & viewed by enthusiasts (support and read more about the film here). As part of this project, I asked a student at WWU, […]
10% funded & music to my ears!

I pulled the jPod out of the garage for the first time this year. I wish it was to go camping. With single diget temperatures promised by the weather people, I am not going to see camping very soon. However, it was nice to pull it out and look at it outside. I did some […]
Baby’s First Camp

Mom and Dad do know how to throw a birthday party. The little Assistant to the Senior Manager celebrated her 1 month old birthday on a camping trip in the jPod. Since this family arrangement is new to us, Senior Management and I thought it would be wise to camp someplace near our home-base and […]
A Vintage Camping Station Wagon

I always enjoy a good vintage camping film. This is a rare one: A vintage 1958 film of a custom Station Wagon. This station wagon has similar designs to a teardrop with a rear galley. However, it is much more automated & prehaps not quite as convenient. Yet, a great Michigan state prototype.