Adventures await! Our trip to Grass Valley was a fun one, especially since we found our perfect trailer to convert into a mobile photobooth. This isn't just any trailer; this is a vintage 1984 fiberglass Burro trailer. They're hard to find!
After Burning Man this year we knew we had our work cut out for us. Over the summer I devised a business plan to expand Paint On Your Face into a Photobooth business as well. This won't be just any average photobooth. It's going to be mobile...and inside the trailer. Imagine that...
While we were in Grass Valley picking it up, we stopped to see our friend Dennis. Dennis is a rad fellow who constructed his own trailer from scratch, and it's called the Clean Carriage. It doubles as a mobile shop for Dennis's handmade soaps, and houses showers for folks at music festivals. He is pretty famous around these parts!
After visiting with Dennis we were ready for the trek down to Lake Tahoe with trailer in tow.
The Fall colors were so unbelievably beautiful in their rich hues of gold and green. It was a cloudy day and a few sprinkles even fell as we travelled down the 89 highway. We found a hidden spot with running water on the side of the road...
and of course we had to take some pics
And then it was back on the road again
We reached the Campground by the Lake for our one night stay. We officially learned how to back in the trailer...not an easy task. But we'll get used to it...hopefully
That night we realized Jason wouldn't fit in the trailer. At 6 ft 5 inches, his legs hung out the window!
We had a delicious dinner at Rivas Restaurant in Tahoe on our last night, and early the next morning we were on our way back to LA. We have a LOT of work to do. We took the scenic route home down the 395 passing by Mono Lake, a gorgeous sight
Lastly we stopped in Bishop at the famous Schatt's Bakery, a spot I remembered from way back as a kid
Thanks for following us on our journey! The trailer is now at our mechanic's, being prepped for a complete remodel. Stay tuned for the next blog, coming soon