gepostet von: Airstream Live | 22.04.2009 14:36
the car is stunning! like the guy workin here! alesandro!shirley

gepostet von: fchurch | 25.04.2009 23:39
avendo a disposizione i 2 splendidi mezzi non potrei far altro che prendere il traghetto ed andare in Sardegnain quest periodo è il luogo perfetto per fare un po' di windurf, poca gente, vento teso e poi con tutte le comodità contenute nell'Airstrean mi sentirei come a casa o forse anche meglioauguro un buon viaggio a tutti!!!

gepostet von: urbrockz | 28.04.2009 09:34
mi novia yo y mi perro boby, un viaje inolvidable por las costas de america del sur donde el clima es calido y las aguas templadas, sin prisa mirando cada amanecer y atardecer del hermoso paisaje, cuando el calor es demasiado intenso saco mi tabla de surf y entro al mar , boby siempre detras mio y mi novia saludando con su rostro siempre feliz.... en los tiempos que desearia que el tiempo no pasara y que la vida se detenga por instantes ...
mini siempre estara contigo
buen viaje!

gepostet von: jockmcconn | 29.04.2009 12:28
Where better to go with the new MINI & Airstream designed by Republic of Fritz Hansen that the Wild Coast, South Africa? Come with me as, leaving from Cape Town or Durban, we travel to Mthatha in an area known as Transkei, part of the Eastern Cape Province, and the home of the Xhosa nation. Here's where the adventure really begins as we head from Mthatha down to the coast, a journey of about an hour. We pass through dramatic, unspoilt countryside to places such as Port St Johns at the mouth of the Umzimvubu River, Hole-in-the-wall or Sinangwana. We could also go to Goss Point where the famous wreck of the Grosvenor happened in the 1700's with a fortune of gold bullion on board, still unrecovered. Nearby you will also see the spectacular Tsitsa waterfall spilling fresh water over a sheer cliff directly into the Indian Ocean! Dolphins love to frolic in the spray. How amazing is that?

gepostet von: L33L00 | 29.04.2009 18:35
Just imagine you with your car , home , family in the same place no mather where ? Image how many things you can enjoy by having you beloved car and your house at few steps away , even the rest of the family will enjoy it ! Travel from Swiss to Paris or from New York to Mexic and enjoy the journey . You can do anything ! How does that sound to you ! Experience ! Live ! Enjoy ! Spread the news about the new about the MINI and Airstream designed by Republic of Fritz Hansen !

gepostet von: snoopbsme | 29.04.2009 19:31
With the open road, a few good friends and the spirit of adventure, it wouldn't matter where we'd go, just how much fun we'd have on the way there. With the airstream in back, we wouldn't have to worry if there's a hotel or restaurant, just need a full tank of gas and the road less travelled.

gepostet von: jgarcia | 30.04.2009 02:54
It may lack culture and style but I would do what my mates and I had always dreamed of doing. "The Great Barbeque Tour of America". The plan is to start in Seattle, Washington and go south along the west coast, hitting up every unique, family owned and proud barbeque spot there is. It will be a momentous barrage of ribs, steaks and hot sauce. Take a pit stop in Las Vegas to blow off some steam then hit the dirrty south and some of the finest Southern cooking the US has to offer. Fill the caravan with bourbon and napkins as we embark on the "Cardiac Arrest Tour of the US".

gepostet von: Kyality | 30.04.2009 05:55
29 Apr 2009 - Camped last night at the Seven Sacred Pools just outside Hāna, Hawaii on the far site of Maui. Went spear fishing this morning, caught a big one. We loaded the custom Airstream, strapped our gear to the rack and fired up the matching Clubman, taking the Hāna Highway back to Upcountry Maui. We’re gonna watch the sunset from Haleakalā Crater.

The Clubman handles the Hāna Highway‘s 620 bends and curves with flawless precision, powering through even the tightest of hairpins. The Airstream follows close in harmonious synchronization. Though they are two entities, they travel as one. Together they pass distracted tourists in cheap rental cars with ease. We catch momentary glimpses of about a dozen waterfalls, but let’s face it—they’d only slow us down. Once we exit the rainforest, we begin the trek up all 10,000 vertical feet of Maui’s grand Haleakalā Crater. Switchback after switchback is quickly chewed up by the fine-tuned turbo lurking beneath the Clubman’s bonnet stripes. We dodge downhill cyclists with sharp and immediate feedback from both the Clubman its load. We reach the summit and pop the Airstream’s hatch to lounge in our “Fritz’s” just as the sun begins to dip itself into the Pacific. We’re surfing Pāʻia in the morn. A cold wind picks up. We grab our fleeces; damn I’m hungry. I think about the fish we speared this morning. Luckily I brought some seaweed, sticky rice and my Kasumi knives. Sushi anyone?

gepostet von: eartheart | 30.04.2009 08:46
Me n Mini... a late life love affair. On our honeymoon with baby Airstream in tow. Got married in Milan where we met.. love at first sight! I had never met anything like it. So sleek, graceful and sexy, I couldn't keep my hands off it. And here we are, nine months later with Airstream attached to Mini, travelling the countryside of Western Australia. We've stopped in amazing places, wherever we fancy... Deep River camping without having to set up camp, nestling at night in the Shannon Forest down a secluded gravel road surrounded by Karri and Marri, parked for pleasure overlooking the wild coast of William Bay near Walpole, and tucked away at Torbay where the surf carries me to the shore where Mini is waiting, watching me with my surfboard under my arm run toward her lovingly. Airstream is comfortably napping under a tree in the shade with the wind in her hair and the sun shining on her face. I look around me, as if seeing for the first time how blessed I am. Two wonderful creations beside me, humbly serving my desires. Oh! what luxury to be free at last with my babies. Mini, me and Airstream, living in the moment... joy, joy, joy!

gepostet von: veldanen | 30.04.2009 19:26
The wheels hit the smooth roads of the miles-long scenic route, bearing down through the summer forest of thick and green. Through shimmering lakes and icy glaciers, the pristine South Island was indeed beautiful. It was the sixth day of our spectacular journey in New Zealand and the adventure fever still burned hot in the tires. Our wanderlust stroked further by the pleasures of a smooth drive. As we approached Queenstown, the sights changed yet again, we pressed the pedal to fire the pistons of the wondrously engineered vehicle. We took deep breaths as the combined agility and power of our precious, black Mini easily pushed forward the narrow passes to Queenstown. We savored the blurred sight of sceneries that whizzed by, of waterfalls splashing down on canyon rocks; of bungee-jumpers leaping from ledges.But there was a little bump, a roadkill. And Ginny began to wail over a dead Possum, I tried my best to console her, and it turned into a silly argument. But we smiled again and fixed our sunglasses as we entered Queenstown. The many eyes of pedestrians trailed our stylish ride. We maneuvered through the cobblestones of the charming town, effortlessly towing our Airstream trailer through tight, little corners. We parked at a camping ground by a lake that night. A canopy was erected beside our trailer. Barbeque and beers were shared with eager neighbors, with music blaring, a party was started, friends were made, and we all danced under a million stars.