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In Brief
An Easter meeting in Bönen (North Rhine-Westphalia) brought together 30 converted camper vans. The organizer attributed the lower turnout to high diesel prices.
Over the Easter weekend, a gathering of owners of unusual camper vans took place in Bönen, North Rhine-Westphalia, with 30 participants. The organizer noted a decline in numbers compared to previous years, linking it to high diesel prices.
Many owners had upgraded their vehicles themselves, equipping them with solar panels for greater self-sufficiency. Participants proudly showed off their "babies" — unique converted buses.
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