4 Boys and a Caravan
When the kids were younger, Tom Urech-Wright used to leave for work before they would wake up and only get home around dinner time at which point he would read them a story and they would go to bed.
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He was a self-described 'grumpy dad' and his relationship was struggling on top of that due to the stress of work. When wife Aimee's dad passed away unexpectedly before even getting to retire, they decided they couldn't keep going on living to work and not getting to see the kids grow up.
Meet the family who packed up their life to start again as caravanning nomads as seen on My Way 2023. Nine
They sold their house and set out for a 10-month lap of Australia but when they got back it wasn't enough and decided to stay on the road with an upgraded caravan. That was almost 7 years ago and the family is still travelling Australia, with the kids doing school on the go, Tom operating a mobile caravan repair business, and Aimee managing websites and social media.
The family have seen a lot of Australia with plenty more to cover and no plans on stopping soon.
For more information:
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- https://www.facebook.com/4boysandacaravan/
- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcgHraGmMmBgyi2-mQ-Vkfg
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