An unexpected consequence of the cost of living crisis: those who hoped to live the nomad life. That’s the case for Marie and Alan, who ditched renting in favour of living in a van… but now find themselves unable to travel due to rising fuel prices.
An unexpected consequence of the cost of living crisis: those who hoped to live the nomad life may have hit a road block.in favour of living in a converted van… but now find themselves unable to travel due to rising fuel prices.
‘As experienced trekkers and overall outdoor enthusiasts, we wanted a life that gave us freedom to find a place to hike, climb or kayak and just go,’ said Marie. Marie said: ‘The previous owners of the bus already did a superb job by converting it using wood and carving details all around.
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