Lundeberg’s Caravan

This rolling home is called "Rullebo" and is the Lundberg family’s great summer joy, says the man in charge, bank clerk Tage Lundeberg. Mrs Bibbian the children Margareta, Bitgitta, Christer and Christina quite agree.

 
Yes, this is what it looks like when the Lundberg family has set up camp in a green field. Dad is resting after a long drive with a fresh pipe and the news paper, The girls find the timeto do some washing as the kids are playing while mum is preparing the long-awaited diner.

It is nice to have a caravan for shelter if a passing shower of rain should appear. Here one can enjoy a homey atmosphere, fold out the table in its full length, lay it with caravan "china" and brew some nice coffee or tea.

A well planned pantry is a must when space is limited. The fridge is kept cool by a pail of cold water and the gas fire is fastened to the stainless bench top so not to fall down while the caravan is being pulled by the car.

"If I stand on my toes" says Christina" I easily reach my dress hanging in our little wardrobe. For the shoes we have made cotton bags we hang on the cloth hangers".

Helping mum do
the dishes is manageable when on camping. The sink is removable and has its designated place
in the pantry.

Here Christina has already gone to bed while Christer is rolling out his sleeping bag. The caravan has four beds, mum and dad are sleeping in the car. From the Swedish magazine "Husmoderen" No 24 – 1952.

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