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My partner and I are not RVing anymore 😁 we are not married but he is my partner in life. Im sorry if that confused you.

Oh yeah, it has totally confused me.

Thats a great idea. Ive not heard of that before but it makes absolute sense 😁 Thanks for your comment. I’m glad the video was useful.

They are good and easy to install 😊

@@matthewmusgrave616 We didn’t have to have a powerful inverter and battery pack to be able to use an AC if we are off grid. Or pay for a lot more campsites so we can plug in and use it.

Ooh enjoy your stay. I’m glad the video was helpful. The gold membership definitely has its benefits 😊

Thank you for taking the time to comment. I enjoyed making the video 😊 Glad you liked it.

Thank You 😊

Thank You. I enjoyed making it 😊

For me “Ghost” feels like it should be associated with something that has died and I don’t think a town that has residents should be called a “ghost Town”. I get your point though that they are a shadow of their former selves. Thank you for commenting on this. Its great to hear all opinions 😊

It was typically rainy while we were there, so not really the weather for 99 icecreams lol 🙁 Had proper puddin’ and chips while I was there though…

Yeah I know lol. I have been living in Canada for over 13 years now and still can’t bring myself to call it soccer 😆

@@RoamingNikki It's all good. I wouldn't be me if I wasn't teasing about it and that's all it is.

😁 Im not even a super fan but I thought staying at THE hotel would be fun. And it was a cool space and any Manchester United fan would love to be that close to the stadium I think.

@@RoamingNikki Plus content is content. :D

I agree Victoria is very pretty and we were lucky enough to have perfect weather when we were there. It also has the mildest (but wettest) winters lol. I hope it wasn’t too bad for you when you were there in January.

Thanks for the tip. I had it checked twice. Once by the representative of the manufacturer of the camper and also an independent. We ran through a whole load of tests and checked with the center of gravity sticker that is on the side of every camper. It was sitting pretty 😊. It does have a designed overhang with the “porch step” and I think thats what you are seeing. Also we got the Adventurer camper which has extra headroom in the bedroom. That does make it very tall. It’s the best design for full time living with 2 people in my opinion. Thanks for the comment though. Appreciate your concern.

@@RoamingNikki young lady,I have truck camper(Palonimo) I was told the same thing when 1st purchased my truck camper,and I had to walk away and it's a good thing I did (purchased my Palomino at a different R.V. dealership Tom's Camperland Avondale Arizona. I showed my friend this video He says that doesn't even look right(just being concerned) safe travels to you

@@michaelkurz9067 As I said thanks for the concern. I have heard and seen some horror stories about miss-matched trucks and campers. Glad it all worked out for you.

No it was fine 😊

​@@RoamingNikkiGet a Chevy

I took the Ferry from Washington when I moved to BC in 2019. I had everything I owned crammed into my car lol. I do like visiting Victoria and the weather was perfect while I was there 😎

I visit Victoria often and I have always looked at The Embassy and wondered what it would be like to stay there. It’s so Iconic. This time I took the plunge. I enjoyed every minute of it 😊

@@RoamingNikki Cool, I'm glad you had a good time.

It’s good to be back. Thanks for sticking by while i was on a break. Glad to see you still here 😁

Thank you. Happy to be back. Already have the next video planned out. Can’t wait to show you guys lol

Because we didnt have an inverter we would only be able to use that while at campgrounds and hooked up to power. I hear they are pretty good though. We ended up buying a cordless fan which was actually quite powerful. We just charged it when we were hooked up. Thanks for the comment. Happy to hear any tips and tricks 😁

Oh we are planning on visiting Ohio later this year. We will definitely add that to the list. Thanks for the tip. 😊

The Van we had had a completely different feel to the Camper. I felt more comfortable street camping in the van but I felt more comfortable going off road in the camper. Great idea to lift your van though. I watch a great UA-camr called Chrome of Vancity Vanlife. He has a lifted Van and travels around BC (mainly Vancouver Island). He can get out onto the backroads because he lifted his van. Do you do much backroad driving?

Thanks for the comments. Is your truck gas or Diesel? We have heard the diesel is better on the mileage.

@@RoamingNikki its gas ,expensive especially in Canada but Enjoyment and pleasure is more important especially when you’re with your love one all the time,by the way Happy Mother’s Day, Enjoy 🙏🙏👍👍👍

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Is that a typo or do you love Vegan? I think people who are Vegan are very strong willed. Also anyone who loves Vegas is good in my books too. Who doesn’t love Vegas (or being Vegan)?

@@RoamingNikki I love vegan so much ❤️❤️❤️,how can I join this vegan

To be honest I can’t remember. We sold it about 6 months ago. I can tell you that it was gas and was the most expensive rig to move that we have had so far. We knew that going just a couple of hours down the road would cost us about $100CAD in fuel. And it didn’t last too long too. There were some trails we didnt take because our fuel capacity was not good enough to get us out and then back to a town to top up. You would need a few spare canisters if you wanted to really get out in the backroads.

It’s just a standard truck. The camper is pretty light because it doesn’t have the aircon.

I heard putting ice cubes in and driving around for a bit will remove and hardened waste too. Haven’t tried either way though. Thanks for the tip 😊

Yep 3 days….😁 I wouldn’t want to do it on my own on that timeline though. It was tiring enough on this trip.

I love to travel with you, because I througly love vegan ❤️❤️❤️

Thanks Paul… Will keep them coming….😁

Yes I kept thinking it looked liked Mars. It was very pretty though. We were there for most of the day 😁 We don’t have too many venomous creatures in BC. There is a whole list of them out here in Nevada lol

Yes, we have been twice this visit and will probably go back before we leave lol

I have already been back twice since being here and I will probably go back before I leave lol. I like checking out all the old machines but the newer ones are definetly my favourites. I will check and see if El Dorado is there next time 😁

@@RoamingNikkiHaha, it's great you're having fun!

We chose the gas over the diesel because we didn’t want to deal with the DEF. Is it a pain or not really? Sounds like you have yours set up well. Are you fulltime or a weekend warrior?

@@RoamingNikki i am full time--i have a 30 travel trailer also that i live in at a very rural trailer park in central Nv,full hook ups,200 a month--yeah diesels are a pain--i deleted all the emissions crap--use no def--it was professionally deleted--you can buy a new ac that will fit in your vent hole for about 200 hundred bucks--you don't need the standard ac that are 1500--easy to install

I have had such a blast starting this channel and getting to chat to some of you guys. I can’t wait to see what I will get up to next year lol

😆 As much as I really enjoyed seeing all those classics The newer one was very nice. Calling it a rumble seat makes absolute sense. I think I would be rumbling if I was sat there lol.

Yes we are set to be here for 1 year at least. I’ve always loved the area when we have passed through on my travels. I have only been in the valley in the summer though. It will be an interesting winter lol

Apparently we have 9 species of snake in British Columbia and 7 of those are in the Okanagan Valley and 6 of those are harmless. The 7th is a rattlesnake (Western Rattlesnake) but is not considered very dangerous although it is venomous 😳

@@RoamingNikkiYeah, apparently we have 22 species, but only 2 are venomous. Of those, only the timber rattler is considered deadly and they're not normally confrontational with humans. The more you know...

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That makes sense to me 😁 Would they need regular watering? Even if the roots are deep the sand is very dry. It doesn’t rain a whole lot in Penticton.

I would guess that any water they need they would get from their roots being deep in the soil. There can be a decent amount of water if they are deep enough.

Ok cool thanks

There's a lot of water underground. It's not an issue. For a detailed breakdown simply google "How do trees grow in sand?". For more fragile trees, or if you have problems growing trees in sand there are irrigation systems that deliver water underground too.

Thanks for liking the channel. It’s still pretty small so the SEO will improve as we go along 😁

I have heard a lot of people are thinking the same as you. They are hard work but I do like the fact that you can travel whenever you want.