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We are enjoying having our vintage Aloha travel trailer in Kitsap. Located in the tiny community of Fragaria we are only steps from Puget Sound and have been enjoying time on the deck and falling asleep at night to the sound of waves.
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I am also a proud owner of an Aloha travel trailer living in Bellingham, WA. When I got Miss Hibiscus about 5 years ago, I could not find a single image online, and it was nearly impossible to track down information.
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I would love to share photos and trailer stories.
-Mimi
Thanks Mimi, I'm glad that you found all of this helpful. I know that there are a lot of Aloha's still out there. Please join our flickr group and share some photos, it's as close as we get to an Aloha fan club
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I posted a bunch of photos of Miss Hibiscus 1957 15' today to your flickr site. You can see the before, driveway renovation, and after (I included a bunch of interior shots too) plus a couple of the beach vacations she has been on at -
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-Mimi
Mimi! Your trailer is totally cool! Thanks for all of the inspirational photos!
ReplyDeletetoo cute! To bad we hadn't hooked up, we live just miles from that beach in Fragaria, (like 4 miles) and have a 66 Aloha.
ReplyDeleteturtle, have you posted any photos in the flickr group yet?
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