Over the course of three years, the run-down bus was transformed into Greyhound, a stylish and cozy mobile home.
Some people are lucky enough to receive their dream home, while others carefully choose and buy it. But some people are eager to build their own one-of-a-kind home. In the second story, an American woman who was very smart bought an old bus, put everything she needed for a comfortable wandering life inside it, and made it look cute.
Jessie Lipskin got the idea to turn an old bus into a beautiful Greyhound RV.
A little girl named Jessie Lipskin started this amazing story when she watched the documentary “Trash Warrior.” In it, the main character built a house out of trash because they cared about the environment. After seeing the strange lecture by eco-architect Michael Reynolds in which he builds boats out of trash and recycled materials, she got the idea to build an eco-friendly alternative home.
Inside the trailer home, everything is made from natural materials.
The idea of simplicity, which says people don’t need as many things or as big homes, also had a big effect on them. After getting rid of everything she didn’t need and putting everything in one suitcase, she looked for a good car platform to build the tiny house on.
Jessie Lipskin asked her friends and other people she knew for help.
