Worked the night shift in Bronte the bus tonight. We’ve now applied two coats of a liming white ‘stain and varnish’ to the plywood walls. Just a clear coat of varnish to go and then we can move the furniture back into position for fixing permanently. Whilst there are a million things still to do in the bus, it feels exciting to see our future home starting to take shape. ~ Keiran.
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It’s looking fabulous… looks like a career change ahead perhaps!!
Looking SO amazing! Great work!
Itβs looking great!! π»
looking really awesome!!!!
It really is taking shape now!
Looks fantastic!
Looking great πΌ
Loads of progress. It’s looking really nice!
How fantastic. From the design, to this! I’m loving every update mate! Gosh very hard worker you are. I’m sure with Sam & the boys helps to keeping you going strong. Excellent work! @keiranlusk @talesfromthewild @littleearthstories
Itβs really taking shape, bro! Well done on all your hard work so far xx
Wow this is going to be the BEST bus ever!!! Looking very slick
Dream almost a reality. Looks perfect
Wow itβs amazing. You must be delighted with how itβs coming along
@themotherofreinvention Thank you! Although I’m not sure about the career change! Think I might retire once we get this project done… π
@gingermary14 Thank so much! Yes, we are pretty happy with how things are coming along so far!
@mamasullt Thanks Therese! Almost a reality… but… still so much work to do!
@poa_and_pod Thank you most kindly Anna! It’s not as slick as these photos somehow make it look, but we’re pretty excited with how our future house on wheels is progressing!
@nikki.lusk Thank you sis! It’s been lots of learning, lots of hard work and some enjoyable creativity too… but… we are definitely looking forward to completing the project!
@natt_loui Thanks Nat! I wouldn’t have got this far without Sam and the boys cheering me along (and giving me the time to devote to the project each day)!
@journeyofanomadicfamily Thank you! Lots and lots of progress lately! Very happy with where the project is at. π
@kerryb60 Cheers Kerry! Looking forward to finishing the project so I can re-discover photography! π
@mollysgardenmagnolia Hey thanks Michelle! We can’t wait to move in to our new house!
@_eatwelltraveloften_ Thank you Shannon! Indeed, it is really starting to take shape now!
@ckrankin4 Thank so much Kay! Really appreciate it!
@travellingsunshinetribe Thank you so much! Just started following your adventures. Can’t wait to be doing the same! We’re also not setting a time limit or focused on doing a ‘lap’. Hope you’re enjoying the stopover at Kakadu. I worked at Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park for many years but never got up to Kakadu. It’s on the list!
@jprice1974 Thank you Joanna! It’s been a big effort so far with lots of sacrifices (every spare minute of our time is put towards the bus or minding the kids so that I can work on the bus). Looking forward to the finish line! π
@talesfromthewild you have a beautiful family. You have best cheer squad mate π !
Your bus is looking so good guys!! May I ask where you got your sliding windows from? Thanks, Kate
@buslifeliveit Hi Kate. The sliding windows that we installed were bought from Aussie Traveller at Clontarf (Queensland). We removed a handful of the fixed glass panels, replaced with aluminium composite panel and then cut holes for new sliding windows. Cheers, Keiran
@talesfromthewild Thanks for the info Keiran, appreciate it. Looking forward to seeing your completed bus too
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Love your gallery
Perfect photo!