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The Colim Camper Concept

I love the outdoors and I love nature but I also love indoor plumbing and sleeping in a dry, comfortable bed at night. So I'm one of those who would love camping a lot more if I could afford a camper to do it in, and this Colim modular camper by Christian Susana would certainly fit the bill. Although it boasts several fun features and can be customized to the user's preferences, the real attraction of this design is the detachable 'cockpit' at the front that makes jaunts away from the campsite not only easier and more convenient but also more environmentally friendly. That's what I call luxury.

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Gallery: The Colim Modular Camper

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Tags: camper, camping, colim, travel

Designer Airstream is Stocked with Goodies

by Rigel Celeste (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Gadgets, Luxury Travel & Hotels, Luxury Cars & Autos

Aimed at a younger market than the usual camping trailer crowd, this Design Within Reach Airstream comes with some additional accessories and modifications that make it a little trendier and more appealing to the "mobile young modernist" consumer. Among featured items there's a Nelson Ball clock, Heller Dinnerware place settings for 4, recessed lighting, a skylight, a Tom Dixon Wire Coat Rack, and of course a furnished kitchen area, lavatory, and shower. The fun stuff doesn't stop there, with panoramic windows, a fabric awning, Tripolina chairs, a Sony sound system and TV, and (deep breath) the list just keeps going and going. Want one of your own? No problem, but it'll cost you $49,066.

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Tags: airstream, camp, camper, camping, design within reach, designer, DesignWithinReach, dixon, heller, heller dinnerware, HellerDinnerware, nelson, nelson ball clock, NelsonBallClock, tom dixon, TomDixon, trailer, travel, tripolina

A Tent with Power Outlets to Keep Your Gadgets Going

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Filed under: Gadgets

Die-hard campers will think this gadget is for sissies, but I think it's outrageously handy for the majority of "casual" camping types. Whether there are some creature comforts you just can't live without or you simply need some light for a card game on a rainy day, the Eureka N!ergy tent will take care of it with three 12 volt power outlets handy for plugging in everything from a fan to a reading light, or even a laptop computer. However you will need the Eureka E Power Pak (which is sold separately) to make it all work.

The Eureka N!ergy tent comes in three different sizes, the middle size (8 person/3 season) sells for $199.90.

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Tags: camp, camper, camping, eureka, gadget, gadgets, N!ergy, outlet, power, tent