Not sure if this adventure is everyone's ☕ I was blindly exploring an area I was unfamiliar with and was having trouble finding somewhere camp worthy, Things pick up in part 2 😁Thanks for watching and appreciate any feedback!!
Thank you they appreciate it! It was an awesome time, was at "Foot Prints" a choose your own adventure style resort/cottage, very neat setup and cool place! haha Yes! When the weather turns is when the real camping season starts! wont be long now and the seasonal campers will pack it in 😁 Happy trails! 😊
@@alwaysgoodinthewoods Yes! Summer campers gone and kids in school - love March, April, May, June, September, October, November alone time (dogs and I wear orange in the fall for the hunters). Ahhhhh peaceful.
Thank you! I would like to eventually make more polished adventure videos with voice overs, drone footage and the like but glad you like the 2017 style vlog 😁 I appreciate the comment and thanks for watching!
Thank you! 🙌 Weirdos unite!! Hopefully Chrome can get his engine replaced sooner than later! although, I am enjoying the humbling "roughing it" videos 😁
Just a heads up for everyone - I'm in the Napanee-Sharbot Lake-Gananoque triangle. I was out camping/hiking for a week and picked up a tick and got Lyme Disease. I used spray, swam/washed daily, bagged clothes before setting up tent -- those buggers are just so plentiful and freaking small. My dogs are vaccinated and on brevecto and checked them before bringing them into the tent. Can't check yourself good enough so have someone help check if you can. I didn't realize I had lyme until I started getting "bruises " all over (didn't get the bullseye marks), felt like my muscles were being pulled off my bones and getting a glass of water required a nap (sooo tired). Take care out there.
Ooo no! 😯 Hope you are recovered/recovering! that sounds rough! hope the camping was enjoyable before the unfriendly visitor! I have been getting warning pamphlets in the mail for ticks with my fishing license the last few years, and hearing of them more and more, even here in southern Ontario. It's been a crazy year for bugs in general, they say all the rain is also contributing. Good points! Always a good idea to check each other and our furry friends post hike/walk in the bush and be sure there are no "hitch hikers" 😅
@@alwaysgoodinthewoods Thanks! 3 weeks of antibiotics and 3 sets of blood tests (and another next week) seems to have done the trick. Heard of cases in southeastern Ontario ending up in hospital this summer though 😔. Took the seats out of my grand caravan and put in a bed, clothes storage, kitchen (wish I could put in electrical like yours) and use it until nights are above 65 C - then it's hiking. This summer was a blow out though. Read the pamphlets, use the advice, spray everything - didn't help me but one tick probably came in the tent off my black lab and I didn't find it (other dog is blond so easier to find ticks on him). Take care and have a good one 👍 😊
Ok here's what I do. I keep a couple dollar store window screen kits and a few rolls of magnetic strip 'tape' in the van. Drape it over the open window and secure with the tape {or their crappy magnets}. A few strips around the outside, you don't have to go crazy. Goes on or off in a minute and no mosquitos will get through.
Thanks! and you got that right, same problem here in Southern Ontario.. the salt and winters were not good to these vans that's for sure. Beautiful country up there, appreciate the comment!
I had an issue with my ac and it turned out it was a loose connection from driving on bumpy roads. I just disconnected the power to the clutch cleaned it and reconnected....whaaalaaa cold ac.
@@bobwoods1302 Right lane is for merging, center lane for trucks, and left is for hammer down. Learn how to drive on the busiest highway in North America and then get back to me. Thanks for watching and appreciate the comment!
Not sure if this adventure is everyone's ☕
I was blindly exploring an area I was unfamiliar with and was having trouble finding somewhere camp worthy,
Things pick up in part 2 😁Thanks for watching and appreciate any feedback!!
Congrats to the couple 🎉 Love this time of year as the bugs have settled down somewhat 😊 Good roads to you 👍
Thank you they appreciate it! It was an awesome time, was at "Foot Prints" a choose your own adventure style resort/cottage, very neat setup and cool place!
haha Yes! When the weather turns is when the real camping season starts! wont be long now and the seasonal campers will pack it in 😁
Happy trails! 😊
@@alwaysgoodinthewoods Yes! Summer campers gone and kids in school - love March, April, May, June, September, October, November alone time (dogs and I wear orange in the fall for the hunters). Ahhhhh peaceful.
great video i look forward to future videos cool vlog style
Thank you! I would like to eventually make more polished adventure videos with voice overs, drone footage and the like but glad you like the 2017 style vlog 😁
I appreciate the comment and thanks for watching!
So I watched this video to get ideas of where to camp for free in Ontario, and this dude doesn't even say where he is. Good job.
clean build
Thanks! Not quite done, and probably never will be 😅
but I tried to keep it simple and functional.
Thanks for watching!
Great video weirdos unite 👌
Thank you! 🙌
Weirdos unite!! Hopefully Chrome can get his engine replaced sooner than later! although, I am enjoying the humbling "roughing it" videos 😁
Just a heads up for everyone - I'm in the Napanee-Sharbot Lake-Gananoque triangle. I was out camping/hiking for a week and picked up a tick and got Lyme Disease. I used spray, swam/washed daily, bagged clothes before setting up tent -- those buggers are just so plentiful and freaking small. My dogs are vaccinated and on brevecto and checked them before bringing them into the tent. Can't check yourself good enough so have someone help check if you can. I didn't realize I had lyme until I started getting "bruises " all over (didn't get the bullseye marks), felt like my muscles were being pulled off my bones and getting a glass of water required a nap (sooo tired). Take care out there.
Ooo no! 😯
Hope you are recovered/recovering! that sounds rough! hope the camping was enjoyable before the unfriendly visitor!
I have been getting warning pamphlets in the mail for ticks with my fishing license the last few years, and hearing of them more and more, even here in southern Ontario. It's been a crazy year for bugs in general, they say all the rain is also contributing.
Good points! Always a good idea to check each other and our furry friends post hike/walk in the bush and be sure there are no "hitch hikers" 😅
@@alwaysgoodinthewoods Thanks! 3 weeks of antibiotics and 3 sets of blood tests (and another next week) seems to have done the trick. Heard of cases in southeastern Ontario ending up in hospital this summer though 😔. Took the seats out of my grand caravan and put in a bed, clothes storage, kitchen (wish I could put in electrical like yours) and use it until nights are above 65 C - then it's hiking. This summer was a blow out though. Read the pamphlets, use the advice, spray everything - didn't help me but one tick probably came in the tent off my black lab and I didn't find it (other dog is blond so easier to find ticks on him). Take care and have a good one 👍 😊
Ok here's what I do. I keep a couple dollar store window screen kits and a few rolls of magnetic strip 'tape' in the van. Drape it over the open window and secure with the tape {or their crappy magnets}. A few strips around the outside, you don't have to go crazy. Goes on or off in a minute and no mosquitos will get through.
Nice setup ! I don’t see many of them van around here anymore. Nothing lasts very long here in Muskoka.
Thanks! and you got that right, same problem here in Southern Ontario.. the salt and winters were not good to these vans that's for sure. Beautiful country up there, appreciate the comment!
I had an issue with my ac and it turned out it was a loose connection from driving on bumpy roads. I just disconnected the power to the clutch cleaned it and reconnected....whaaalaaa cold ac.
좋은 영상 감사합니다. 진짜 자연을 즐기는 멋진 남자입니다. 저와 비슷하네요, 저도 주말마다 드라이브 갑니다. 좋은 산길을 많이 알고 있읍니다.
North Ontario starts in North Bay.
this is not Northern Ontario. I live in Thunder Bay and we do not consider this Northern Ontario.
But when you come from southern Ont it is the north.
Left lane is for passing. Learn how to drive
@@bobwoods1302 Right lane is for merging, center lane for trucks, and left is for hammer down.
Learn how to drive on the busiest highway in North America and then get back to me.
Thanks for watching and appreciate the comment!
@@alwaysgoodinthewoods I was driving when you were still playing with building blocks and singing along with Barny.