After Traveling the World a Family Turned a Public City Bus into a Gorgeous Home
After graduating from college in 2012, Scott and Emily Manning couldn't find a house that fit their needs and finances. They decided to travel, instead.
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"That really kickstarted our desire to travel more full-time, which turned into this project we developed called '12 Countries in 12 Months, '" he said.
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Originally it was going to be just the two of them traversing the globe, but Emily got pregnant.
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Baby Carter came along for the ride.
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They spent about a month in each country.
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"We tried to immerse ourselves in the culture of each, explore some of the things around us, eat as much of the food as we could, and it became such a magical, amazing time for us, " he said.
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"We learned more about ourselves, of course — travel does that to you — but we learned a lot about how we are together and how we are as a family."
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That led to their next project: buying an old city bus and turning it into a mobile home for their growing family.
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