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Bronte the bus camped by the Goulburn River at Seymour. This was the day that I picked up the bus and started the 1800km journey back to Queensland. That was

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[igp-video src=”” poster=”https://www.talesfromthewild.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/25007254_302125293641457_87896522892509184_n-1.jpg” size=”large”] Bronte the bus camped by the Goulburn River at Seymour. This was the day that I picked up the bus and started the 1800km journey back to Queensland. That was just over two months ago. We've been working whenever possible on the bus and are starting to see some good progress. The YouTube videos however have been a little slower to publish. I usually fall asleep at the laptop when trying to edit them at night! Anyway, I've nearly finished Episode Four. Stay tuned for an update! Keiran #busconversion #buslife #bus #tinyhouse #skoolie #skoolieconversion #vanlife #offgrid #busbuild #rvlife #busnut #busrollwithit #livesmaller #nomad #happycamper #wander #wanderlust #homeiswhereyouparkit #ontheroad #buslifeau #buslifeaustralia

Bronte the bus camped by the Goulburn River at Seymour. This was the day that I picked up the bus and started the 1800km journey back to Queensland. That was just over two months ago. We’ve been working whenever possible on the bus and are starting to see some good progress. The YouTube videos however have been a little slower to publish. I usually fall asleep at the laptop when trying to edit them at night! Anyway, I’ve nearly finished Episode Four. Stay tuned for an update! Keiran

#busconversion #buslife #bus #tinyhouse #skoolie #skoolieconversion #vanlife #offgrid #busbuild #rvlife #busnut #busrollwithit #livesmaller #nomad #happycamper #wander #wanderlust #homeiswhereyouparkit #ontheroad #buslifeau #buslifeaustralia

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