Great to continue to see you and share your journey. Enjoy the time in NM and remember your other home (AZ) is just next door. Always great having you here and look forward to running into you again sometime ...even if its next years Expo West. Haha. Thanks again and safe travels.
@@LifestyleOverland just humor me... Do you remember talking to me Sat morning at Expo West? I bugged you for 30 mins right at opening, or maybe even a few minutes before it started...before the crowds started. It was a pleasure meeting you and spending time getting a first hand review of the AK journey and NM plans. Thanks again!
I think you've blessed us just as much as the other way around. Will be in prayer that you're legal issues are settled amicably and you'll be able to pursue the next adventure. Blessings from Canada.
Here is what I did as a kid on long road trips. Take a three inch thick Sears or Montgomery Ward catalogue, and starting at the first page, fold the top right corner toward the binding. Then take the right edge of the same page and fold it toward the binding. Given enough time and miles you would end up with a nice doorstop. And ink stained hands!
Awesome vid guy! Do you need a special permit to bring a shotgun into Canada? I plan to go to Alaska with my Tacoma and this is one question that you have sparked my curiosity on how you guys did it. I am also looking forward to your video on the mods/upgrades you did to your 4Runner. Almost forgot! Good luck and hope all works out for you on your current legal situation. Love your channel!
Hey Rob, thanks for watching! Yes you do need a permit. Check out the RCMP website with all the regulations on the subject. Fair warning, even with ALL the right paperwork and reasons, they can still turn you away so be prepared to put it in storage and provide a receipt when you attempt to cross again.
Great meeting you both at Overland Expo West! On tires, seems like a lot of folks go with KO2's E load. For a little better highway ride, are C load sufficient off road?
I am sorry to hear of your legal issues. I really enjoy watching your videos along with others in the overland community. I hope they are resolved soon so you can share some more awesome content. I am so interested in overlanding so much that I am building a rig out of an old F150 I already own! God bless!
32:58 sorry to hear that someone/thing caused a legal crisis that was pushing your $$ out of wack... hopefully season 2 you share the general nature of the issue. Good luck.. please come to Wyoming i have some places to show off or i could just email some spots?
I have a great life, and everything I ever hoped for, but I’m really inspired by your lifestyle and the choices you’ve made. It takes courage to sell everything and do what you’re doing. But those memories you’re creating as a family, and the way your daughter gets to grow up are priceless. It’s something that we as a society seem to have lost in the process of being “productive citizens” and all the burdens that come with it. Most of us are caught up in careers, mortgages, making sure we have health insurance, gear acquisitions, etc, but I think a many of us are longing for the freedom of nomadic life, and the call of nature. We may not be able to always escape the gold lined shackles of modern society, even doing what you guys do, but we can make choices, and try to live life to the fullest and keep exploring. It’s built into our DNA. Can’t wait for the next season of your adventures!
Fun fact: You are the only channel in my subscriptions that I have given a like on every video. Edit: About the roughing it: I quote one of my fav overlanding blogs: "anyone can 'rough-it' out there... we decided to have a go at 'over-landing in a bit of comfort'.
You are right about the GoPro 7. Can not be mounted near or in a window on a sunny day. It overheats. Works fine in shade, night or cold weather. I may try out a Osmo Action.
Hey guys! Still can't thank you enough for sharing your adventures! I hope everything works-out favorably, and that you can adventure further, and take us along. Best wished to you all!
I don't know how I came across your videos, but I'm glad I did. Thanks for taking me along on your adventures. I'll be looking for that giant coffee table book of yours.
Finally had some time to sit and enjoy this Q&A. As always awesome content guys, your inspiration ripple effect throughout the community has been amazing. Looking forward to your next adventure as well as season 2. 🙂👍
Thanks for doing this, I have a question about road crown. Do you find your 4Runner pulling to the right on roads and highway speed? I had an alignment after a 3" OME lift and 32" Falken Wildpeak AT3 and it pulls hard right.
Hi I hope your problems are solved and your videos continue your a great couple/ family 👍🏻✋🏻 On that side lie have you had any issues with Thefts/car jacking/bad guys on your adventure? All the best may your troubles be small and stay safe 👻
What changes or Improvements would you recommend TOYOTA to implement on future designs and the evolution of the 4runner or any other Offroad New Models of the future ? Thanks for sharing !! Happy Trails !!
G'day guys! Loved the Q&A.....great idea to do it on the road. We love love love the new look...…..SMOKIN!!!...…..Oh! and you look great too Sarah lol :-)
Love the Q&A. And love the haircut Sarah! Great idea to do this driving, we don't like "hostage" style videos. So agree with you on Tim Hortons! We love watching Caroline in the vack-she is so funny!
Great post...love your honesty. PLUS right at around 19:15 my favorite BRC commercial commenced, soz I had to watch the whole thing, hope ya don't mind :)
Also why not a Jeep? Once kids get older they will want a comfortable seating position and one they can sleep on long rides. The 4 runner rear seats recline a good bit where a Jeep doesn’t recline at all
Reliability issues. I had 3 JKURs. I've had mechanical issues ranging from transmission, heater core, cylinder heads etc. The last issue was when my wiper motor went out and my ABS light came on. Still have the jeep but I also have a 2018 4runner TRD Pro.
You are actually one of the few people who say my name correctly on the first try without (I am assuming) hearing it first! I just bought a brand new toyota tacoma (2019) and am doing my first road trip/ camping trip this August for about 6 or 7 days. Am definitely planning on going to Alaska one of these times as well! Again a great video :). When you do end up coming here during the winter just try to make sure you have a engine block heater and grill cover (will keep a lot of the cold wind out as you are driving down the road) as well as decent winter tires.
hello guys I was curious to know where you can get the Velcro stickers you have in the car roof, which I can't find thanks in Italy. p.s beautiful family continue like this.
You can take patches and put industrial strength Velcro on the back and stick them in your roof. We have a lot of iron-on style patches we have done that with.
thank you very much for your availability, as you say, congratulations for all your videos are beautiful, I always look at them. p.s continue always like this.
How easy is it to back up with the trailer ...as when you're on a trail and someone comes in the opposite direction with not enough room to pass alongside..
It's second nature for us. We've been running a trailer for a while now. You can also jack-knife it about 95° which makes turn arounds much more doable.
@@LifestyleOverland ...would like to take the trailer with me on the White Road trail in Canyonlands Utah...but have seen videos and there are stretches with no more room then for one vehicle, ... can't imagine having to back up .. would be extremely dangerous.. Anyway have really enjoyed your videos..you and the family are amazing... thanks for sharing
We've had to do that a few times but just take your time and be careful. Uphill traffic has the right of way but most single vehicles will generally help folks with trailers by giving them the trail first.
I liked the driving Q&A format the best. Seemed more natural and familiar than the sitting in a room with chairs and mics situation you’ve done in the past.
Hi guys, thanks for the great content! I have one question about your rig. What winch do you use? How do you like it? I believe you only used it once in season 1 to help out a fellow traveler. Thanks and safe travels!
Yeah, more than half of rigs with winch barely use it. Some even never use it but to play with it at home. People with winches truly do not wish to be stuck where they have to use it. Just like we all carry spare tires and barely ever have to use it. It is there just in case. Based on their travels and because they have a child, I would guess they may never want to put themselves in a situation where their rig would be challenged so bad that they will be needing a winch.
Hi guys, love your vids, i'am from Namibia/Africa. Can't get enough of your travels. Me and wife traveling with a Willy's Jeep, 1945 model, rebuild - heavy, registered as a 1980 model. Busy with two other willy's jeeps, 1942 and a other 1945 model. Did have a good look of the gear you using, also building my own off road trailer, using similar suspension'. Did ever thinking of over landing Africa. Also using the 66 Liter Snow master freezer, excellent choice. Keep up with the vids, safe traveling.
When I first had sourdouogh bread I, like I assume most people do, screwed up my nose and did the WTH?! thing. But I'm not above trying something new, so I gave it a chance. I will say there IS such a thing as too much sourdough bread. But ... it takes some doing. =)
🤩 Wow!! Video was awesome and covered so much...Very inspiring to see where hard work and determination can lead you to...Your family values are definitely similar to mine...Thanks for sharing 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡
Great relaxing video of places I will never see living in Australia. Totally enjoyable and good production values. Hope you get "Downunder" one day and do a project. A very very different place and people. Our lamintons match your cinnamon buns. Caroline would love "roos, wombats, platypus and bird life. C'mon down!
Im done watching your video season 1, its epic, simple, so sensational... its very inspiring... so relaxing to watch, i always drink coffee and snack while watching... you guys are awesome and your daughter shes really lucky to have a awesome parents like you... shes really living the real life ❤ Im going to watch season two next 👍😎👍 me and my 6 year old love your videos.. thank you very much for sharing your adventures... ❤😎
Tim Horton is so big in Southern Ontario and Western New York because. Tim Horton was a Hockey player that played for the Toronto Maple Leaf's and Buffalo Sabres. Tim Hortons has lost a step or two since it was bought by Burger King.
Sarah awesome tattoos on the left arm! As far as the guitar goes, you need a three string cigar box guitar. Small easy to pack and easy to play. Part of American history. I am a old guy that has done a lot of stuff in Arizona hunting, fishing, camping and ghost town hunting. Medical issues put me down for a while. But you guys are so awesome. This video has set me on the right track to start using my row 4x4 vehicles again. I live in Amarillo TX. and everything around here is privately owned, not many places to go. With that we may see each other on the roads in New Mexico. And again what a awesome family Keven, you guys rock!
OK you two! I have a three part question, if you don’t mind? How did you two meet? How has COVID changed how you overland? And, do you still have a home somewhere, or are you full time on the road? Love your vids and lifestyle!
re question about fuel reserves and low fuel :: Ok sure you had far more than you needed, but we all know that if you'd taken half that supply you'd have ended up out of gas 10 miles from a gas station on a road with no traffic in pouring rain. =)
It was a smart decision to go with the Toyota and not the Jeep. Every mechanic know that Toyota is the most reliable vehicle out there and Fiat,Chrysler is the least . When you take your family to travel and live in the wilderness , like Alaska the last thing you want to do is deal with repairs and breakdowns .
Does anyone know if there an easy way to snag this soundtrack in Amazon music? My wife and I started watching this channel and really enjoy it. I would love to get her a playlist of the music to listen to.
THANK YOU ! ENJOYED VERY MUCH ! BE SAFE ! HAVE FUN ! GOD BLESS YOU THREE ALWAYS ON YOUR JOURNEYS ! HOPE YOU HAVE A GREAT YEAR ! PRAYERS FOR THE SITUATION YOU'LL ARE TRYING TO GET STRAIGHTENED OUT ! FINGERS CROSSED !
Desde Costa Rica un saludo y les deseo muchos éxitos en sus aventuras, soy su seguidor me encanta ver todos sus vídeos y es toda una aventura mi sueño realizar overland como ustedes, espero algún día verlos por Costa Rica.
Where are you guys in New Mexico? I live in Texas but leaving on a 2 weeks road trip on Sunday night. I will be in Las Cruces, Ruidoso and Whitesands area July 8, 9, 10. Would love to say hello if I see you guys for sure. Oh, and if I see you guys by chance on the freeway, I would try to flag you guys down even to say hello. Great content!!! Keep on doing what you guys are doing.
Gosh, that ending if this video!!! I just sat here and watched over 1 hour 20 minutes of video and you guys stopped at that quiet area and all standing infront of the car talking. Sarah kept on giving you this "I LOVE YOU," look and you did not kiss her a bit? I just wanted to see you at that point pick up your little girl, then hug your wife and tell her something sweet and maybe a small kiss and then you all hug as the video fades. That would be so sweet!!! Please, give such endings. You have a great family and show a lot of love and affection without actually showing it in the videos, but I can see it. Add that to your videos. I just think you guys are so connected and know your love for each other is strong. Keep on doing what you guys are doing. This was a truly great video. And THANKS for keeping private things private. I wish you guys a good outcome in the legal issue.
Thanks for the latest video - when you do manage to get back to BC - drop my wife and I a message, we'd be more than happy to show you some incredible places! and thank you for documenting and putting your "lives" out there - its been a fantastic journey to be a part of.
Australia. Who’d a thought. A beautiful and safe place for touring/overlanding I reckon. The spiders, snakes, crocodiles, box jellyfish and sharks are friendly, but the drop bears are killers 😁. Great food here too 😋. It’s a big place though.
Thank you for sharing more of the behind-the-scenes 👍😎...geez that hour nineteen went quick😁... looking forward to more of your adventures...especially Down Under! 👏👍🇭🇲
Just got the Roku player to play some UA-cam and your channel came up. I am visiting my farm in TN and setting up my truck for some camping and living out of in NY while I payoff the family farm. Well, I am so glad to come across your channel again. I really admire you and your whole family travel spirit. Thanks for sharing. Go Vols!!! Lol.
Another great video. I sat here and watched it with my 11y/o son and he was getting pretty excited about starting our own adventures. Thanks for providing quality, family friendly, informative, entertaining material.
What part of NM? I have lots of friends in ABQ, but I moved back to Fairbanks last fall, missed you guys by a month! ❤️ Love the vids and your loyalty to staying true to yourselves and good parenting
Great segment. Thank you for your insight. One question I did not hear asked is, what do you do about showering? Showers (or the lack there of) is probably the biggest single impediment to getting my wife on board with camping. We both cringe at the thought of only camping at campsites that have shower/restroom facilities. SO, do you have a reasonable solution? As always, thanks so much for sharing. Steve
I like the idea of not giving our kids a screen to be occupied during road trips. One of the best things I've done as a parent to my child is not giving my little one a screen in the car. My child is looking out the window, and if I say it's a long ride, my child will say, " it's ok, I'll just sleep in the car!", Haha. And then we just comment on what we see when we're traveling. Which one of the reasons I bought a 4Runner is because the window sill from the rear seat cushion is not very high, so a toddler in a car seat could see out the window fine.
![Costly repairs to our 4Runner in Fairbanks Alaska [S1E31]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/IXiG00qUceQ/mqdefault.jpg)
![Costly repairs to our 4Runner in Fairbanks Alaska [S1E31]](/img/tr.png)
![We almost hit a Caribou... then it all went downhill! [S1E30]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/-VtLpdePqcY/mqdefault.jpg)
![Camping on the shores of Tuktoyaktuk (as far north as you can drive!) [S1E28]](/img/n.gif)
Great to continue to see you and share your journey. Enjoy the time in NM and remember your other home (AZ) is just next door. Always great having you here and look forward to running into you again sometime ...even if its next years Expo West. Haha. Thanks again and safe travels.
Thanks Michael! I'm sure we will return to AZ eventually!
@@LifestyleOverland just humor me... Do you remember talking to me Sat morning at Expo West? I bugged you for 30 mins right at opening, or maybe even a few minutes before it started...before the crowds started. It was a pleasure meeting you and spending time getting a first hand review of the AK journey and NM plans. Thanks again!
I think you've blessed us just as much as the other way around. Will be in prayer that you're legal issues are settled amicably and you'll be able to pursue the next adventure. Blessings from Canada.
I love how you were talking about how you keep Caroline entertained while she was sitting in the back eating paper.
🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hahahahaaa... I caught that too. A rite of passage of being a kid I think.
Steve
Hahaha she's awesome 😅
Here is what I did as a kid on long road trips. Take a three inch thick Sears or Montgomery Ward catalogue, and starting at the first page, fold the top right corner toward the binding. Then take the right edge of the same page and fold it toward the binding. Given enough time and miles you would end up with a nice doorstop. And ink stained hands!
Many other have said what I have to say. Thank you for sharing.
It’s amazing how different things are done in America than the uk and Europe we don’t see anything like it
Awesome vid guy! Do you need a special permit to bring a shotgun into Canada? I plan to go to Alaska with my Tacoma and this is one question that you have sparked my curiosity on how you guys did it. I am also looking forward to your video on the mods/upgrades you did to your 4Runner. Almost forgot! Good luck and hope all works out for you on your current legal situation. Love your channel!
Hey Rob, thanks for watching! Yes you do need a permit. Check out the RCMP website with all the regulations on the subject. Fair warning, even with ALL the right paperwork and reasons, they can still turn you away so be prepared to put it in storage and provide a receipt when you attempt to cross again.
Where are y'all at? Looks like Kansas, I don't think I've seen a tree yet! :) UPDATE: Just saw one at 16:42!
Awesome, thanks for sharing!
Great meeting you both at Overland Expo West! On tires, seems like a lot of folks go with KO2's E load. For a little better highway ride, are C load sufficient off road?
Tennessee accent is much more pronounced since you guys spent some time at home ;)
🤣🤣 it does come back after a while 👍
A)Hella great video!
B)that sneaky troopy talk makes me excited, I hope y’all are gonna do some stuff with it
C)I’m ready for the next season!
Uncle Elroy, I’ve caught a couple small “hints” at something big coming! Can’t wait to see what they have up their sleeves.
I am sorry to hear of your legal issues. I really enjoy watching your videos along with others in the overland community. I hope they are resolved soon so you can share some more awesome content. I am so interested in overlanding so much that I am building a rig out of an old F150 I already own! God bless!
Quickly jump to a question in the video description timestamps! Enjoy!
More questions? Post them below and maybe we will make another Q&A!
32:58 sorry to hear that someone/thing caused a legal crisis that was pushing your $$ out of wack... hopefully season 2 you share the general nature of the issue. Good luck.. please come to Wyoming i have some places to show off or i could just email some spots?
I have a great life, and everything I ever hoped for, but I’m really inspired by your lifestyle and the choices you’ve made. It takes courage to sell everything and do what you’re doing. But those memories you’re creating as a family, and the way your daughter gets to grow up are priceless. It’s something that we as a society seem to have lost in the process of being “productive citizens” and all the burdens that come with it. Most of us are caught up in careers, mortgages, making sure we have health insurance, gear acquisitions, etc, but I think a many of us are longing for the freedom of nomadic life, and the call of nature. We may not be able to always escape the gold lined shackles of modern society, even doing what you guys do, but we can make choices, and try to live life to the fullest and keep exploring. It’s built into our DNA. Can’t wait for the next season of your adventures!
It takes more than courage, it takes $150,000 or more in trust fund withdrawal.
Fun fact: You are the only channel in my subscriptions that I have given a like on every video. Edit: About the roughing it: I quote one of my fav overlanding blogs: "anyone can 'rough-it' out there... we decided to have a go at 'over-landing in a bit of comfort'.
Thanks so much for that! Glad you've enjoyed the series!
You are right about the GoPro 7. Can not be mounted near or in a window on a sunny day. It overheats. Works fine in shade, night or cold weather. I may try out a Osmo Action.
Hey guys!
Still can't thank you enough for sharing your adventures!
I hope everything works-out favorably, and that you can adventure further, and take us along.
Best wished to you all!
I am speachless
So much I want to learn
So much I want to be able to do
You guys have opened my eyes and heart
Thank you
Be safe in your travels
Anything is possible with sponsors and not having to work a real job.
Wow, the southern girl seems to have come out more in this video. There was even an "all, ya'all" in there.
Hey guys great way to answer questions so much better than just sitting there.
Stick to your guns. Strangers don't need to know every single thing you do, or how and when you do it! People are so nosy!
Yet they thrive on attention. The irony is pretty funny.
Loved it. Looking forward for what’s to come.
Hope whatever the legal issues are get worked out smartly...
Thank you for sharing too. Life isn't easy, it's life.
Great insight in to your overlanding lives. 👍🏻
I don't know how I came across your videos, but I'm glad I did. Thanks for taking me along on your adventures. I'll be looking for that giant coffee table book of yours.
Finally had some time to sit and enjoy this Q&A. As always awesome content guys, your inspiration ripple effect throughout the community has been amazing. Looking forward to your next adventure as well as season 2. 🙂👍
im from the philippines, and i am a fans , i like family travel and adventure, how about a travel to our country like you did in costa rica?
A great knowledge ,plenty to learn about all of staaf outland.Thanks
Great Q&A, love your honesty. All the best with the legal ????. Safe travels.
Thanks so much!
Love you guys
Just bought a 2019 Tacoma Trd pro because of you guys
Getting ready for some adventures
I have to say, the wait for your program was well worth it. The quality showed.
What type of air system you now use and how has it held up?
We use the dual ARB setup and it's been going strong for 5 years 👍 Here's the rest of the gear: kit.com/lifestyleoverland/deflating-inflating
Love the new hair Sarah!
I'm lovin' it too! (Kevin)
Yes, and those feathers on your arm!
Thanks for doing this, I have a question about road crown. Do you find your 4Runner pulling to the right on roads and highway speed? I had an alignment after a 3" OME lift and 32" Falken Wildpeak AT3 and it pulls hard right.
Hi I hope your problems are solved and your videos continue your a great couple/ family 👍🏻✋🏻
On that side lie have you had any issues with Thefts/car jacking/bad guys on your adventure?
All the best may your troubles be small and stay safe 👻
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Sorry about the trouble you have with the purchase you guys made . You two are young and can over come this , good luck.
What changes or Improvements would you recommend TOYOTA to implement on future designs and the evolution of the 4runner or any other Offroad New Models of the future ? Thanks for sharing !! Happy Trails !!
Sérgio Tôrres, from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
G'day guys!
Loved the Q&A.....great idea to do it on the road. We love love love the new look...…..SMOKIN!!!...…..Oh! and you look great too Sarah lol :-)
Love the Q&A. And love the haircut Sarah! Great idea to do this driving, we don't like "hostage" style videos. So agree with you on Tim Hortons! We love watching Caroline in the vack-she is so funny!
I freaking love how, when you two are talking about letting your kid be bored, Caroline is in the background chewing up some paper!! :-)
Great post...love your honesty. PLUS right at around 19:15 my favorite BRC commercial commenced, soz I had to watch the whole thing, hope ya don't mind :)
Also why not a Jeep? Once kids get older they will want a comfortable seating position and one they can sleep on long rides. The 4 runner rear seats recline a good bit where a Jeep doesn’t recline at all
Reliability issues. I had 3 JKURs. I've had mechanical issues ranging from transmission, heater core, cylinder heads etc. The last issue was when my wiper motor went out and my ABS light came on. Still have the jeep but I also have a 2018 4runner TRD Pro.
I love how when your talking about Caroline in the car she's eating paper behind you. Haha I got a 3yr old daughter and travel often and get it
Thanks for sharing! Love watching your videos. Good luck with whatever the problem is. Hope it works out.
I hope everything works out for you guys!
You are actually one of the few people who say my name correctly on the first try without (I am assuming) hearing it first! I just bought a brand new toyota tacoma (2019) and am doing my first road trip/ camping trip this August for about 6 or 7 days. Am definitely planning on going to Alaska one of these times as well! Again a great video :). When you do end up coming here during the winter just try to make sure you have a engine block heater and grill cover (will keep a lot of the cold wind out as you are driving down the road) as well as decent winter tires.
hello guys I was curious to know where you can get the Velcro stickers you have in the car roof, which I can't find thanks in Italy. p.s beautiful family continue like this.
You can take patches and put industrial strength Velcro on the back and stick them in your roof. We have a lot of iron-on style patches we have done that with.
thank you very much for your availability, as you say, congratulations for all your videos are beautiful, I always look at them. p.s continue always like this.
@@LifestyleOverland 🔝🇺🇸♥️
Great Q&A, thanks! Would you ever consider an Aussie style Overland travel trailer. I’m 75 and like my comforts! 😂
What do you mean by Aussie style? Like something you sleep inside?
@@LifestyleOverland look up Conqueror Austrailia or Bruder trailers. Both Austrailian/South African experienced overlanding camper trailers.
How easy is it to back up with the trailer ...as when you're on a trail and someone comes in the opposite direction with not enough room to pass alongside..
It's second nature for us. We've been running a trailer for a while now. You can also jack-knife it about 95° which makes turn arounds much more doable.
@@LifestyleOverland ...would like to take the trailer with me on the White Road trail in Canyonlands Utah...but have seen videos and there are stretches with no more room then for one vehicle, ... can't imagine having to back up .. would be extremely dangerous..
Anyway have really enjoyed your videos..you and the family are amazing... thanks for sharing
We've had to do that a few times but just take your time and be careful. Uphill traffic has the right of way but most single vehicles will generally help folks with trailers by giving them the trail first.
Love your work guys, Hit us up if you travel to Australia (Queensland/New South Wales)
I liked the driving Q&A format the best. Seemed more natural and familiar than the sitting in a room with chairs and mics situation you’ve done in the past.
Guitar ... played out .... excellent pun! Be Blessed.
Hi guys, thanks for the great content! I have one question about your rig. What winch do you use? How do you like it? I believe you only used it once in season 1 to help out a fellow traveler. Thanks and safe travels!
Yeah, more than half of rigs with winch barely use it. Some even never use it but to play with it at home.
People with winches truly do not wish to be stuck where they have to use it. Just like we all carry spare tires and barely ever have to use it. It is there just in case.
Based on their travels and because they have a child, I would guess they may never want to put themselves in a situation where their rig would be challenged so bad that they will be needing a winch.
I love you guys. 😍
Thanks!
Guitar....
That's classic...
👏🙏🙉👍🇺🇸
Happy 4th of July
Always watch your surroundings for bald eagles.
They snatch up babies in a heartbeat.
Hi guys, love your vids, i'am from Namibia/Africa. Can't get enough of your travels. Me and wife traveling with a Willy's Jeep, 1945 model, rebuild - heavy, registered as a 1980 model. Busy with two other willy's jeeps, 1942 and a other 1945 model. Did have a good look of the gear you using, also building my own off road trailer, using similar suspension'. Did ever thinking of over landing Africa. Also using the 66 Liter Snow master freezer, excellent choice. Keep up with the vids, safe traveling.
When I first had sourdouogh bread I, like I assume most people do, screwed up my nose and did the WTH?! thing. But I'm not above trying something new, so I gave it a chance. I will say there IS such a thing as too much sourdough bread. But ... it takes some doing. =)
🤩 Wow!! Video was awesome and covered so much...Very inspiring to see where hard work and determination can lead you to...Your family values are definitely similar to mine...Thanks for sharing 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡
Great relaxing video of places I will never see living in Australia. Totally enjoyable and good production values. Hope you get "Downunder" one day and do a project. A very very different place and people. Our lamintons match your cinnamon buns. Caroline would love "roos, wombats, platypus and bird life. C'mon down!
Im done watching your video season 1, its epic, simple, so sensational... its very inspiring... so relaxing to watch, i always drink coffee and snack while watching... you guys are awesome and your daughter shes really lucky to have a awesome parents like you... shes really living the real life ❤
Im going to watch season two next 👍😎👍 me and my 6 year old love your videos.. thank you very much for sharing your adventures... ❤😎
Tim Horton is so big in Southern Ontario and Western New York because. Tim Horton was a Hockey player that played for the Toronto Maple Leaf's and Buffalo Sabres. Tim Hortons has lost a step or two since it was bought by Burger King.
Sarah awesome tattoos on the left arm! As far as the guitar goes, you need a three string cigar box guitar. Small easy to pack and easy to play. Part of American history. I am a old guy that has done a lot of stuff in Arizona hunting, fishing, camping and ghost town hunting. Medical issues put me down for a while. But you guys are so awesome. This video has set me on the right track to start using my row 4x4 vehicles again. I live in Amarillo TX. and everything around here is privately owned, not many places to go. With that we may see each other on the roads in New Mexico. And again what a awesome family Keven, you guys rock!
OK you two! I have a three part question, if you don’t mind? How did you two meet? How has COVID changed how you overland? And, do you still have a home somewhere, or are you full time on the road? Love your vids and lifestyle!
re question about fuel reserves and low fuel :: Ok sure you had far more than you needed, but we all know that if you'd taken half that supply you'd have ended up out of gas 10 miles from a gas station on a road with no traffic in pouring rain. =)
GX470/460👍👍
Oh yeah... :D
It was a smart decision to go with the Toyota and not the Jeep. Every mechanic know that Toyota is the most reliable vehicle out there and Fiat,Chrysler is the least . When you take your family to travel and live in the wilderness , like Alaska the last thing you want to do is deal with repairs and breakdowns .
Does anyone know if there an easy way to snag this soundtrack in Amazon music? My wife and I started watching this channel and really enjoy it. I would love to get her a playlist of the music to listen to.
I wish my wife was that keen on driving. She likes to be a a passenger. You guys are lucky to have two capable drivers.
Love the video! Love the channel! Keep on guys!
So are you done with overlanding? What's the next chapter for your plans?
I have a stupid question. Do most of the guys who appear in your videos drive manual or is there a mix between manual and automatic vehicles?
Awesome video guys ! Have you ever thought bout traveling to Mongolia?
THANK YOU ! ENJOYED VERY MUCH ! BE SAFE ! HAVE FUN ! GOD BLESS YOU THREE ALWAYS ON YOUR JOURNEYS ! HOPE YOU HAVE A GREAT YEAR ! PRAYERS FOR THE SITUATION YOU'LL ARE TRYING TO GET STRAIGHTENED OUT ! FINGERS CROSSED !
How can you keep those patches in your car without them falling off?
By the way . would love to see you guys doing road trips in Australia, and New Zeland .
Desde Costa Rica un saludo y les deseo muchos éxitos en sus aventuras, soy su seguidor me encanta ver todos sus vídeos y es toda una aventura mi sueño realizar overland como ustedes, espero algún día verlos por Costa Rica.
hahaha...the response to the "adult time" question was great.
Any idea what your total fuel cost was for Canada/AK?
Where are you guys in New Mexico? I live in Texas but leaving on a 2 weeks road trip on Sunday night. I will be in Las Cruces, Ruidoso and Whitesands area July 8, 9, 10. Would love to say hello if I see you guys for sure. Oh, and if I see you guys by chance on the freeway, I would try to flag you guys down even to say hello.
Great content!!! Keep on doing what you guys are doing.
What kind of trailer is that you are pulling?
Do you do drones for the scenes of way up high and what do you use?
How do you keep the water tank clean on the turtle back?
Gosh, that ending if this video!!!
I just sat here and watched over 1 hour 20 minutes of video and you guys stopped at that quiet area and all standing infront of the car talking.
Sarah kept on giving you this "I LOVE YOU," look and you did not kiss her a bit? I just wanted to see you at that point pick up your little girl, then hug your wife and tell her something sweet and maybe a small kiss and then you all hug as the video fades. That would be so sweet!!!
Please, give such endings. You have a great family and show a lot of love and affection without actually showing it in the videos, but I can see it.
Add that to your videos. I just think you guys are so connected and know your love for each other is strong. Keep on doing what you guys are doing.
This was a truly great video. And THANKS for keeping private things private.
I wish you guys a good outcome in the legal issue.
Were y’all in West Texas in this video?
Thanks for the latest video - when you do manage to get back to BC - drop my wife and I a message, we'd be more than happy to show you some incredible places! and thank you for documenting and putting your "lives" out there - its been a fantastic journey to be a part of.
Where does the dog ride in the truck?
what an awesome episode!!!!!!! i LOVE THIS!!!!!! great job guys.
Wow wifey is pretty hawt in this video!
Australia. Who’d a thought. A beautiful and safe place for touring/overlanding I reckon. The spiders, snakes, crocodiles, box jellyfish and sharks are friendly, but the drop bears are killers 😁. Great food here too 😋. It’s a big place though.
Be creative, lol
Thank you for sharing more of the behind-the-scenes 👍😎...geez that hour nineteen went quick😁... looking forward to more of your adventures...especially Down Under! 👏👍🇭🇲
Just got the Roku player to play some UA-cam and your channel came up. I am visiting my farm in TN and setting up my truck for some camping and living out of in NY while I payoff the family farm.
Well, I am so glad to come across your channel again. I really admire you and your whole family travel spirit. Thanks for sharing. Go Vols!!! Lol.
Another great video. I sat here and watched it with my 11y/o son and he was getting pretty excited about starting our own adventures.
Thanks for providing quality, family friendly, informative, entertaining material.
What part of NM? I have lots of friends in ABQ, but I moved back to Fairbanks last fall, missed you guys by a month! ❤️
Love the vids and your loyalty to staying true to yourselves and good parenting
Great segment. Thank you for your insight. One question I did not hear asked is, what do you do about showering? Showers (or the lack there of) is probably the biggest single impediment to getting my wife on board with camping. We both cringe at the thought of only camping at campsites that have shower/restroom facilities. SO, do you have a reasonable solution?
As always, thanks so much for sharing.
Steve
I like the idea of not giving our kids a screen to be occupied during road trips. One of the best things I've done as a parent to my child is not giving my little one a screen in the car. My child is looking out the window, and if I say it's a long ride, my child will say, " it's ok, I'll just sleep in the car!", Haha. And then we just comment on what we see when we're traveling. Which one of the reasons I bought a 4Runner is because the window sill from the rear seat cushion is not very high, so a toddler in a car seat could see out the window fine.