Home On the Road

 HOME ON THE ROAD



Our ‘home’ is a 2010 (yr) 27’ Sunseeker class C motor coach. We have a bedroom a small bathroom which has a shower (with a door), flushing toilet, sink and a medicine cabinet. The kitchen area has a 3 burner gas stove and oven. There is a small refrigerator with a freezer which does hold a weeks worth of food. Originally we had a microwave, but removed it because we find we only used it occasionally. We replaced it with a convection toaster oven. We find this a huge improvement that suits our cooking needs more. We also have an instant pot and a Vortex air fryer. These are big items that are space hogs but we do use them. We use the instant pot more than the air fryer. We have 2 small cabinets for dry food storage and a closed shelf above the fridge. We felt limited with this so I built another small cabinet for food and dishes. 

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