Thing 1: “Sweetie, did you pack the camping throw pillows?”
Thing 2: “No”
Thing 1: “Did you pack the oriental rug?”
Thing 2: “No”
Thing 1: “Where is the camping banner we hang in our camping doorway?”
Thing 2: “I have no idea”
Thing 1: “You haven’t packed a single thing for our camping trip!”
Thing 2: “Of course not, the camp concierge, camp valet, and camp bellhop handle such things. Now please, you are disturbing my authentic Tibetan Champagne Colonic”
More like a good example of glamping.
Fr, looks like some amazing glamping. The juxtaposition of the flag having a basic tent on it and being proudly displayed in the photo is very funny to me.
I'd love a 3-4m long but thin bicycle trailer that folds out to a sturdy floor and then self inflate into a tent like this. With an inflatable (drop-stitch?) bed. And a stove and the compressor attached and integrated into the trailer plus some solar. It's glamping but it's also cool. Similar to a yurt but easier to set up. And a bicycle trailer pulled behind a recumbent tadpole cycle would require no taxes or insurance or inspections and stuff. As long as you can repair any small damage to the inflatable tent yourself.
For when you like camping but you hate camping.
For when you hate camping but get talked into it by your friends and are determined to avoid all the parts of the experience you hate.
Not camping, but surely nice!
-"Life with Nature" -Proceeds to go to great lengths to avoid any and all nature.
This is just a hotel with thin walls.
