Travel and live in a tiny house

“But, after we finished building, we traveled with it for a year and a half. So, from September 2014, to 2016. And then I lived in it by myself full time for two years after that, from 2016, 2018. [...] This is one of my favorite parts of traveling with a Tiny House, one of my favorite trips is going up to the Arctic Circle and Alaska. I think that was the first Tiny House to ever do that. And at the time when we were up there. We said, you know, we're the most northern Tiny House in the world. So yeah, this is actually the midnight sun that you're seeing. So, this was at midnight, we finally made it up to the Arctic Circle. And you can tell that I'm pretty overjoyed about it. [...] Well, we had three flat tires on the Tiny House and many more on the truck. And, you know, fixing a flat tire on a Tiny House is pretty complicated because they weigh so much. [...] We had a broken weld that was probably the most expensive and scariest thing that happened was one of the welds on the axle popped off and so one of our axles was actually loose, we continued to drive with it because we were in the middle of nowhere in the Yukon up in Canada and got it to somewhere in Dawson City I think and they fixed it for $600 which was so cheap.”