It has arrived! The November issue is packed full of great articles, tips and even a yummy recipe. Our website has undergone an update and you can now read each article or view the magazine in flip page format! It is my sincere hope that you enjoy this issue and remember...enjoy every sunset! Click here to read! November 2018 stories Letter from the Editor: The Booming market Recipe: Texas Chili Feature: After You Buy: 5 Simple Modifications for a T@G Feature: The Teardrop P

By: Sarah Tucker We have mentioned several times in the pages of Cool Tears and Tiny Campers Magazine that this tiny camper industry that we love so much is alive and well. And it's true. The RV world has taken notice which is now apparent to the general public as many of the national manufactures are scaling down. No, their companies aren't shrinking but they are starting to create trailer options for those of us seeking the tiny camping lifestyle. There are currently, accor

by: Bob Phillips If you have a hankering to build your own teardrop camper, a good place to start would be Matt Berger’s book, “The Handmade Teardrop Trailer,” scheduled for release on November 15. He’s taken all the guesswork out of a build. His teardrop project, named The Weekndr, is a classic teardrop design with a retro “woody” exterior made from thin panels of reclaimed redwood on top and aluminum below. Custom doors blend right in with continuous wood grain and matching