Planning - and having your plans somewhat open - are keys for me as an HSP/introvert traveller. Therefore travelling with a van is ideal, as it makes it possible to change your plans whenever your energy level is not full enough for a city tour or when you "just don't feel like doing something you had planned". Neither are you...
How nice that you landed on my vanlife page! Well, I'm not a full time vanlifer, but our van is a big part of our life as a daily transporter, and the tool which makes dreams reality! I'm just starting this blog so there is only a few texts available, and in the gallery there is some photos from our travels. I also made an Instagram account but it still needs to get started with @i_coddivanple.
Hope you enjoy coddivanpling with me! To coddivanple? It's my own definition of coddiwompling, but with a van!
Travelling HSP - the essence of my blog
I have just come home from a trip to Lofoten, Norway. Somewhere between the peace of a sunset at the Kvalvika beach and the horror of driving on a mountain side with a straight 100 meters fall to the fjord, I finally realized what the essence of this blog could be. Travelling as an HSP and infp person. If you...
What does travelling mean to you? Does it always have to be a flight to a foreign country? My travelling philosophy is simple: it's a mindset. And of course with a camper van you are quickly in the mindset - you just need to decide which way to turn from your home road, left or right?
A vanlifer and camper since 2014.
I bought my first caravan car/rv/motor home in 2014 as an apartment while working away from home.After two more cars I have ended up with a small Weinsberg Carabus 540 van which I call Baggins - on his way on an adventure.