You're both living a great & healthy life. You've clearly thought what you've wanted out of life with Winston & work...& adventure. You're nailing it, an inspiration indeed.
Glad we could help. It has taken a while to design this lifestyle, but I am loving it so far. We’re currently exploring the Scottish Highlands in the pod before heading home for winter. X
You seem to have the happiest, "waggiest" doggy on the internet - That's got to be an unbiased seal of approval. Love the videos - love your lifestyle.
He is very waggly. His nickname is "Wiggles." Although, if I'm honest, I don't think that he is in full control of his tail 😅 Thanks for watching and commenting.
Hi Roseanna. A coincidence. I was on the Haltwhistle site when you were, my folding camper is just out of site in your video! Anyway I saw your pod and thought it would be ideal for me as I always go alone. The folding camper is getting to be hard work at my age and I really need something I can set up and decamp quicker. Several months on, after much research, I'm now the proud owner of a 2023 Go Pod Plus!
I’m so pleased I found this video.We went to Haltwhistle many years ago and to be honest I’d forgotten how beautiful it was.Must go back again this summer.
Jobs I think Roz could do to help fund her travels with Winston… - Canine Life Coach - Canine River Dance Choreographer - Hotel Inspector (specialist category, dog friendly campsites) - Data Speed Infringement Officer - Waterfall Chaser (think along the lines of the ‘96 blockbuster movie, Twister)
I noticed you made a comment regarding reversing your pod around a corner. now you may already know this via your towing course so apologies in advance, but just incase; a good easy tip to remember when backing up around a corner is to keep watch in both door mirrors and when the 'van starts to stray off course in either left or right mirror, just nice and gently steer that way to correct and bring the 'van back in a straight line.
Thanks so much for the tip. I was very good at reversing the caravan on my towing course, but I do sometimes struggle with the pod. I've been told that it's more difficult with the pod since it's smaller. I ideally need to take her somewhere where I can just practice reversing as I've only done it on campsites (with the added pressure of everyone watching! 😅) Thanks so much again!
That's right, a longer trailor is easier to maintain a straight line; heavier, longer with better balance. On sites people are a bit nosey in a friendly way. Some day on arrival I'd love to don large sunglasses, fumble my way out the driver side tapping away furiously with my white stick saying out loud to the wife "well you did a good job telling me which direction to steer and when to brake dear"
A true pet lover! ❤ It brings back memories of my travels with my old gal before she passed away. Happy days with Winston!❤ (Seeing him happily running free, I hope you have him microchipped, yes?)
That was great Roseanna, I too work from my Go-Pod travelling across Europe assessing site for Alan Rogers Guides and as a Go Pod Ambassadore and never have the same view twice, unfortunatly I do not have a Winston but I would suggest that you look at heading to Europe and some sun during the shoulder season. I think Winston may enjoy the company of a Standard Poodle I saw on a sun bed with a sun visor on the Cote D Azur .No I am not kidding .Enjoy your travels.😀
Thank you so much! Great to hear of someone else who works and travels with their Pod. We're still in our first year of touring (just got back from a 6-week tour around Scotland) so we're sticking to the UK for the time being, but I do have Europe in my sights for the future!! All the best x
Hi ! I was so pleased to find your videos 🙂 I came to speak to you at the campsite in Rosemarkie with my greyhound, because my husband and I were there with our Go Pod too 😁 You were kind enough to explain about your work and travels, so it's lovely to find out about your trips in more detail. Our Pod has his winter ' jacket ' on now, but I say roll on next Spring, and happy Podding for all of us next year ! 😃 Very best wishes to you and Winston, Allison x
Hello! Lovely to hear from you. I hope you had a lovely time at Rosemarkie. We got home from our trip at the beginning of October and I wrapped our pod up un her winter pyjamas also. However, I quickly got fed up of being at home so we've booked a trip to a local campsite for later this month to see how we feel about winter touring. If all goes okay, then we're going to keep travelling through winter. But it all depends on how well I can cope with the weather! 😅
Sounds great ! I know what you mean, I'm wondering how to survive until Spring. Husband is talking about using the Pod to visit various friends over the winter - can't wait ! 😃 Enjoy your winter travels, best wishes x
This is terrible news, all dogs should be kenneled outside disciplined, trained, and prepared for k9 duties. Well, thats the theory anyway which is what we often tell our female 4.5 year old German Shepherd, 'Amber' whilst she snuggles up to us on our bed first thing in the morning at some ungodly hour!
I find I get a better nights sleep after showering….so shower in the evening too (am not in a caravan) it marks the transition from being up & about to settling in w a good book, and then to sleep
What a great little setup you have there. How long have you been travelling and living that way? Looks great but are the campsites not very expensive everyday? Hope to buy myself an off grid campervan for me and my dog in the future.
Hey. I only got my Pod in March 2023, so I've been bobbing about the country since then. We went to 22 places last year and we hope to top that figure this year. But, I don't live like that full-time. I still have a home that I go back to. I just get to go away in my caravan more often than the normal person because I can work while I'm away. The campsites can get expensive (especially now, all the prices seem to be going up), but there are still a few deals to be found. Having the ability to go off grid would make things a lot cheaper, but then you've got to find a safe place to park every night, so swings and roundabout. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Nice to see the Go-Pod in every day use. I've been obsessing about the possibility of getting one for some time now, but I've never seen one in the flesh so to speak. Like yourself I'm a slim build, but I'm 6ft tall. I imagine head room would be a real issue for me.
I’m 5’7” and I can only stand up in the pod when the pop top is up, otherwise I have to hunch over. I think that the total head room is 6’3” so you should be able to stand up. Sleeping may be a problem though. I often sleep in the middle with my feet slightly over the edge of the bed, or I sleep diagonally. Alternatively, you could sleep with your head at the edge of the bed and your feet by the window. Hope that helps! If you follow GoPod on Facebook, they always announce which caravan shows they are going to, so maybe you could find a local one and go and check it out 👍🏼
Fascinating video thank you Ros. If you are constantly staying on camp sites though is it not expensive? What’s the standard rate per day on the sites you visit if you don’t mind me asking?
just started watching watched a few now,very interesting,looking for a pod myself,love your dog winston hes lovely.can i ask what your work is thankyou.
Thank you, Winston is the best! I classify myself as a self-employed didgital marketer. I mainly work with websites do SEO, create landing pages and email campaigns. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Hi Roz, on one of your videos you showed that you were doing some editing and I noticed your microphone, please could you tell me which one this was and what other equipment you use (or their links) please? Many thanks
What a nice video and such a happy dog that lives up to his nickname. I have travelled around Norway with my dog Ritter who sadly died of old age five weeks ago. This summer I will be travelling alone😢
I am so sorry to hear of your loss, you must be heartbroken. I am sure you shared lots of adventures together and made lots of happy memories. Sadly, dogs just don't live long enough. I think they should live to about 30 😅 Thanks for watching our video.
Probably 10-min to convert it into a bed, and 20-minutes to convert it back to a living room. It takes a bit longer for me when converting it into a living room as that's when I do my daily clean. If I didn't have so many blankets to faff with (and just a simple duvet), I could probably convert it both ways in a matter of minutes. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Good morning,I sent it to Nancy drews day off lady aswell,as she at some point is going to Scotland aswell soon. Had a nice flashback of a vacation aswell when you said one of the hills was catbells!,family holiday many yrs ago! Have a good day
Doesn’t Winston struggle to breathe under the covers? I’ve been watching your videos in a random order and I noticed that you don’t use your awning or toilet tent anymore, can I ask why and whether you now have your toilet in the pod?
My awning tent broke in a storm. It's not a total loss, but it does need a repair before I can use it again. Since then, I moved the toilet into the Pod and I've gotten use to it being in there. Winston can breathe fine under the covers; he sleeps under them most nights. He likes to bury himself under things and will stand pawing at the duvet until someone lifts it up for him to go under 😂 Thanks for watching my videos 👍🏼
The campsite costs vary a lot! I need an electric hook up and showers, so that makes it a bit more expensive. Some have been as little as £10 per night, others can be as £35+ per night. I try to aim for a full facility site with hook up for £20 - if I get that, then I'm happy. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Thanks for your videos, we have a trailer tent as of this year and came across a Go Pod at a campsite a few months back and had a brief look. We're thinking this would be better for touring about Europe and easier than the trailer tent. Do you think it would be practical for two of us and a dog, a medium sized Cockapoo? We would probably add an awning for anything more than a night or two if weather was iffy. Otherwise a tarp like you use, We love Winston, such a happy boy. We have a late night short walk ritual with our dog too which we call wee walkies, I like the double meaning. Happy adventures 😀
Hello! A Go Pod would be suitable. It is made for two people and a lot of podders do travel with a dog. But there are a couple of things to note: 1. If there are two people in the pod, then you can only stand up one at a time. The other person will have to stay seated (or laid down if in bed). It’s very crowded with two adults stood in the small area under the pop top. 2. There isn’t an awning that fits the pod perfectly. You can put an awning on the back, but you’re not going to get a tight seal and you need to get a bit creative. There is an awning rail above the door, it’s just the sides that you need to pin down somehow. (Check out the Facebook Group “Go Pod Owners (Go PodPals)” to see other people’s solutions to this. 3. It does take some getting use to moving about in a small space. Winston and I now have our own little routine so we don’t get in each others way, but just note that for the first few days you may be stepping on each other. I hope that helps! Best of luck with your adventures! X
@@Roz.S I've looked all this up. I am an IT person but not entirely convinced. The product is either good or not. People are more discerning these days I think.
I have done a calculation based on wag angles and velocity. That will generate 5.2 Watts over 12 active hours. You need a special pump generator, and it should be enough to charge your phone.
At the moment, I'm just using my phone's hotspot. I buy an unlimited data package and use my 4G. This seems to work okay for most of the UK, however I did struggle a bit when I was in the Scottish Highlands, so I am thinking of getting a signal booster.
My Nemo can tow up to 1000kg and the Go Pod has a maximum weight of 750kg. Therefore, the Nemo manages it comfortably. You need the check the maximum towing specifications of your vehicle, it will tell you how much weight your car can tow.
It’s the first (and only) thing Ive ever towed and I find it okay. Because it’s not very wide, I know that if my van will fit through a gap, then the caravan will too. It does sometimes get a bit bouncy, especially if the caravan is empty and very light, but it’s never wobbled or snaked. Reversing wise; I can reverse it easily in a straight line, but struggle around bends when I lose sight of the wheels. Also, because it so short, it reacts very quickly to any movement of the steaming wheel. Sometimes, I just get it close to where I want it to be, unhitch and push it the rest of the way or use the motor mover. Hope that helps.
Dogs get lungworm by eating larvae found in infected snails, slugs or frogs. It is very unlikely that Winston would eat one of those in the first place as he is a very fussy eater and just sniffs out his biscuits. However, should he accidentally ingest an infected one, then Winston is protected by his quarterly worming tablet which covers lungworm. In 11 years, I've not had a problem. 👍🏼
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You're both living a great & healthy life.
You've clearly thought what you've wanted out of life with Winston & work...& adventure.
You're nailing it, an inspiration indeed.
Glad we could help. It has taken a while to design this lifestyle, but I am loving it so far. We’re currently exploring the Scottish Highlands in the pod before heading home for winter. X
Very organised, you are Roz, and what lovely walks yourself and Winston have together 😊X
You seem to have the happiest, "waggiest" doggy on the internet - That's got to be an unbiased seal of approval. Love the videos - love your lifestyle.
He is very waggly. His nickname is "Wiggles." Although, if I'm honest, I don't think that he is in full control of his tail 😅
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Winston has a great life . Great vlog Roseanna 👍
I think sometimes he just wants to be left in peace 😂😂😂
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Hi Roseanna. A coincidence. I was on the Haltwhistle site when you were, my folding camper is just out of site in your video! Anyway I saw your pod and thought it would be ideal for me as I always go alone. The folding camper is getting to be hard work at my age and I really need something I can set up and decamp quicker. Several months on, after much research, I'm now the proud owner of a 2023 Go Pod Plus!
Wow, that is a coincidence!! And congratulations on your new Go Pod! I hope you’ve been having lots of adventures and good times in it 😀
I’m so pleased I found this video.We went to Haltwhistle many years ago and to be honest I’d forgotten how beautiful it was.Must go back again this summer.
I had a great time there. Lovely and relaxing area. Thanks for watching and commenting
I am totally exhausted watching this. I suppose it's fun but it sure looks like a lot of work. Kiddo, you need a bigger caravan!
Bonjour, jolies images, jolis paysages 😊😊
Thank you.
Jobs I think Roz could do to help fund her travels with Winston…
- Canine Life Coach
- Canine River Dance Choreographer
- Hotel Inspector (specialist category, dog friendly campsites)
- Data Speed Infringement Officer
- Waterfall Chaser (think along the lines of the ‘96 blockbuster movie, Twister)
I noticed you made a comment regarding reversing your pod around a corner. now you may already know this via your towing course so apologies in advance, but just incase; a good easy tip to remember when backing up around a corner is to keep watch in both door mirrors and when the 'van starts to stray off course in either left or right mirror, just nice and gently steer that way to correct and bring the 'van back in a straight line.
Thanks so much for the tip. I was very good at reversing the caravan on my towing course, but I do sometimes struggle with the pod. I've been told that it's more difficult with the pod since it's smaller. I ideally need to take her somewhere where I can just practice reversing as I've only done it on campsites (with the added pressure of everyone watching! 😅)
Thanks so much again!
That's right, a longer trailor is easier to maintain a straight line; heavier, longer with better balance. On sites people are a bit nosey in a friendly way. Some day on arrival I'd love to don large sunglasses, fumble my way out the driver side tapping away furiously with my white stick saying out loud to the wife "well you did a good job telling me which direction to steer and when to brake dear"
@@alarmactionukalarmactionuk893 😂😂
A true pet lover! ❤ It brings back memories of my travels with my old gal before she passed away. Happy days with Winston!❤
(Seeing him happily running free, I hope you have him microchipped, yes?)
Yes, he's microchipped, but I couldn't lose him even if I tried 😅 He spends most of his life off lead.
Thanks so much for watching 👍🏼😀🐶
Brilliant !
Thanks so much 😀
Some of your oldies Lol ❤
One of the first videos I made. 😀
Thanks for watching 👍🏼
That was great Roseanna, I too work from my Go-Pod travelling across Europe assessing site for Alan Rogers Guides and as a Go Pod Ambassadore and never have the same view twice, unfortunatly I do not have a Winston but I would suggest that you look at heading to Europe and some sun during the shoulder season. I think Winston may enjoy the company of a Standard Poodle I saw on a sun bed with a sun visor on the Cote D Azur .No I am not kidding .Enjoy your travels.😀
Thank you so much! Great to hear of someone else who works and travels with their Pod. We're still in our first year of touring (just got back from a 6-week tour around Scotland) so we're sticking to the UK for the time being, but I do have Europe in my sights for the future!! All the best x
Winston is a lovely dog , he looks so happy with you .
As you have shown an interest have you seen the OS historical map of Ancient Britain ? 😊
Nope, not heard of it. I'll give it a Google 👍🏼
beautiful life for a dog , he looks very happy 😊
Thank you very much
Hi ! I was so pleased to find your videos 🙂 I came to speak to you at the campsite in Rosemarkie with my greyhound, because my husband and I were there with our Go Pod too 😁 You were kind enough to explain about your work and travels, so it's lovely to find out about your trips in more detail. Our Pod has his winter ' jacket ' on now, but I say roll on next Spring, and happy Podding for all of us next year ! 😃 Very best wishes to you and Winston, Allison x
Hello! Lovely to hear from you. I hope you had a lovely time at Rosemarkie. We got home from our trip at the beginning of October and I wrapped our pod up un her winter pyjamas also. However, I quickly got fed up of being at home so we've booked a trip to a local campsite for later this month to see how we feel about winter touring. If all goes okay, then we're going to keep travelling through winter. But it all depends on how well I can cope with the weather! 😅
Sounds great ! I know what you mean, I'm wondering how to survive until Spring. Husband is talking about using the Pod to visit various friends over the winter - can't wait ! 😃 Enjoy your winter travels, best wishes x
My dog loves to sleep under the duvet as well , your dog is lovely
They make the best furry hot water bottles when they come under the duvet 😅
Thanks for watching and commenting.
This is terrible news, all dogs should be kenneled outside disciplined, trained, and prepared for k9 duties.
Well, thats the theory anyway which is what we often tell our female 4.5 year old German Shepherd, 'Amber' whilst she snuggles up to us on our bed first thing in the morning at some ungodly hour!
@@alarmactionukalarmactionuk893 I tell Winston (as he stretches out and steals the covers off my bed) that some dogs have to sleep outside! 😅
@@Roz.S yes we tell amber same thing when she does her 'liberace' act along the full width of our front window sill when the dpd man calls🤦♂️
Thanks
Thank you so much for watching my video and supporting my channel 🙌🏼 it’s much appreciated!!
I find I get a better nights sleep after showering….so shower in the evening too (am not in a caravan) it marks the transition from being up & about to settling in w a good book, and then to sleep
Love the video. And I love your lifestyle, especially with Winston 🙏
Thank you! Winston is definitely the best part of it :)
Really fancy one of these pods be great at festivals
I’m in a Facebook group of Go Pod owners and a lot of people do use them for festivals. In fact, the previous owner of my pod used it for that reason.
Totally love this 👍🏻 you guys are made for each other ❤💙🐶💙❤️ it will be me and my girl one day hopefully 🤞🏻
Thank so much. Hope you have many happy adventures with yours
What a great little setup you have there. How long have you been travelling and living that way? Looks great but are the campsites not very expensive everyday?
Hope to buy myself an off grid campervan for me and my dog in the future.
Hey. I only got my Pod in March 2023, so I've been bobbing about the country since then. We went to 22 places last year and we hope to top that figure this year. But, I don't live like that full-time. I still have a home that I go back to. I just get to go away in my caravan more often than the normal person because I can work while I'm away. The campsites can get expensive (especially now, all the prices seem to be going up), but there are still a few deals to be found. Having the ability to go off grid would make things a lot cheaper, but then you've got to find a safe place to park every night, so swings and roundabout. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Superb, love Winston.
I love him too 🥰😅
Thanks for watching and commenting 😀
Wonderful. You're living the (my) dream!
Thanks so much for watching. It’s not easy at times, but I am very lucky.
Nice to see the Go-Pod in every day use. I've been obsessing about the possibility of getting one for some time now, but I've never seen one in the flesh so to speak. Like yourself I'm a slim build, but I'm 6ft tall. I imagine head room would be a real issue for me.
I’m 5’7” and I can only stand up in the pod when the pop top is up, otherwise I have to hunch over. I think that the total head room is 6’3” so you should be able to stand up. Sleeping may be a problem though. I often sleep in the middle with my feet slightly over the edge of the bed, or I sleep diagonally. Alternatively, you could sleep with your head at the edge of the bed and your feet by the window. Hope that helps! If you follow GoPod on Facebook, they always announce which caravan shows they are going to, so maybe you could find a local one and go and check it out 👍🏼
Fascinating video thank you Ros. If you are constantly staying on camp sites though is it not expensive? What’s the standard rate per day on the sites you visit if you don’t mind me asking?
I’m 5ft 3 and am thinking of getting a small caravan . I have 2 dogs, one small and a medium would it be a go pro be too small for us?
Lovely video, thankyou 👍
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Loved your video, very interesting you are and I loved your dog, what do you do for a living, you have great work/play life. Cheers, Steve
Thank you very much! I am a self employed digital marketer, so I can work from wherever and whenever I like 👍🏼
Thanks for watching
just started watching watched a few now,very interesting,looking for a pod myself,love your dog winston hes lovely.can i ask what your work is thankyou.
Thank you, Winston is the best! I classify myself as a self-employed didgital marketer. I mainly work with websites do SEO, create landing pages and email campaigns.
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Hi Roz, on one of your videos you showed that you were doing some editing and I noticed your microphone, please could you tell me which one this was and what other equipment you use (or their links) please? Many thanks
Hello, here's what I use.
Camera - DJI Action 4 adventure combo - amzn.to/3LCUukb
Flexible tripod - amzn.to/3SmsLrM
Blue Yeti Microphone (desktop) - amzn.to/3Z07N5N
Hope that helps. Thanks for watching 👍🏼
Great video Roseanna. I wish I could work remotely. looking forward to the next video.🙂
Thank you so much!
What a nice video and such a happy dog that lives up to his nickname. I have travelled around Norway with my dog Ritter who sadly died of old age five weeks ago. This summer I will be travelling alone😢
I am so sorry to hear of your loss, you must be heartbroken. I am sure you shared lots of adventures together and made lots of happy memories. Sadly, dogs just don't live long enough. I think they should live to about 30 😅
Thanks for watching our video.
My condolences as well. I lost my 17+ yr old last summer to cancer. I still miss traveling with her...
Nice video, how long do you take to convert the interior space for sleeping and vice versa? 😎
Probably 10-min to convert it into a bed, and 20-minutes to convert it back to a living room. It takes a bit longer for me when converting it into a living room as that's when I do my daily clean. If I didn't have so many blankets to faff with (and just a simple duvet), I could probably convert it both ways in a matter of minutes.
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Great vlog
Glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching.
Good morning,I sent it to Nancy drews day off lady aswell,as she at some point is going to Scotland aswell soon. Had a nice flashback of a vacation aswell when you said one of the hills was catbells!,family holiday many yrs ago! Have a good day
ah Halywistle, its great. did you manage to see Corbridge when you were there? its a lovely village.
No, we didn't see Corbridge. We will put it on the list for next time. Thanks so much for watching 👍🏼
around Neanthead is also a good place to walk, but i wouldnt take Winston into the Mines.
Nice 🥰
Thank you so much.
Doesn’t Winston struggle to breathe under the covers?
I’ve been watching your videos in a random order and I noticed that you don’t use your awning or toilet tent anymore, can I ask why and whether you now have your toilet in the pod?
My awning tent broke in a storm. It's not a total loss, but it does need a repair before I can use it again. Since then, I moved the toilet into the Pod and I've gotten use to it being in there.
Winston can breathe fine under the covers; he sleeps under them most nights. He likes to bury himself under things and will stand pawing at the duvet until someone lifts it up for him to go under 😂
Thanks for watching my videos 👍🏼
I've just joined your channel and love your vlog. What do you do for work being on travels quite a lot in your caravan pod?
I’m a digital marketer 👍🏼
Glad you like the videos. Thanks for watching.
Looks fantastic. Are the campsites expensive? 👍
The campsite costs vary a lot! I need an electric hook up and showers, so that makes it a bit more expensive. Some have been as little as £10 per night, others can be as £35+ per night. I try to aim for a full facility site with hook up for £20 - if I get that, then I'm happy.
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Thanks for your videos, we have a trailer tent as of this year and came across a Go Pod at a campsite a few months back and had a brief look.
We're thinking this would be better for touring about Europe and easier than the trailer tent. Do you think it would be practical for two of us and a dog, a medium sized Cockapoo?
We would probably add an awning for anything more than a night or two if weather was iffy. Otherwise a tarp like you use,
We love Winston, such a happy boy.
We have a late night short walk ritual with our dog too which we call wee walkies, I like the double meaning.
Happy adventures 😀
Hello! A Go Pod would be suitable. It is made for two people and a lot of podders do travel with a dog. But there are a couple of things to note:
1. If there are two people in the pod, then you can only stand up one at a time. The other person will have to stay seated (or laid down if in bed). It’s very crowded with two adults stood in the small area under the pop top.
2. There isn’t an awning that fits the pod perfectly. You can put an awning on the back, but you’re not going to get a tight seal and you need to get a bit creative. There is an awning rail above the door, it’s just the sides that you need to pin down somehow. (Check out the Facebook Group “Go Pod Owners (Go PodPals)” to see other people’s solutions to this.
3. It does take some getting use to moving about in a small space. Winston and I now have our own little routine so we don’t get in each others way, but just note that for the first few days you may be stepping on each other.
I hope that helps! Best of luck with your adventures! X
Very good video. May I ask what you do for work or is it just tubing ?
Thank you. I’m a self employed digital marketer. I dont make much from UA-cam, certainly not enough to live on.
Thanks for watching 👍🏼
@@Roz.S I've looked all this up. I am an IT person but not entirely convinced. The product is either good or not. People are more discerning these days I think.
Do you spend a lot of time around Cumbria .I'm often walking around haltwhisle area with my dog and have been over the viaduct many times
I tend to bob all round the country. Lake district, Peak District, Wales, and Scotland mostly.
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Roz that’s not a dog it’s a helicopter 🚁 😆
Winston’s tail is like having his own little generator 😂
I have done a calculation based on wag angles and velocity. That will generate 5.2 Watts over 12 active hours. You need a special pump generator, and it should be enough to charge your phone.
Hi how do you connect to the internet?😊
At the moment, I'm just using my phone's hotspot. I buy an unlimited data package and use my 4G. This seems to work okay for most of the UK, however I did struggle a bit when I was in the Scottish Highlands, so I am thinking of getting a signal booster.
I se u r towing with a nemo do feel it it under powered because I have a fiat qubo do u think it ok power wise
My Nemo can tow up to 1000kg and the Go Pod has a maximum weight of 750kg. Therefore, the Nemo manages it comfortably. You need the check the maximum towing specifications of your vehicle, it will tell you how much weight your car can tow.
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What do you do ?
I'm a digital marketer.
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Its a dogs lifev😂
Hi!
How do you find towing it!
(Dare i say it a lady driver).
Does it wobble? Tricky to reverse?
It’s the first (and only) thing Ive ever towed and I find it okay. Because it’s not very wide, I know that if my van will fit through a gap, then the caravan will too. It does sometimes get a bit bouncy, especially if the caravan is empty and very light, but it’s never wobbled or snaked. Reversing wise; I can reverse it easily in a straight line, but struggle around bends when I lose sight of the wheels. Also, because it so short, it reacts very quickly to any movement of the steaming wheel. Sometimes, I just get it close to where I want it to be, unhitch and push it the rest of the way or use the motor mover. Hope that helps.
Then he will pick up lug warm
Dogs get lungworm by eating larvae found in infected snails, slugs or frogs. It is very unlikely that Winston would eat one of those in the first place as he is a very fussy eater and just sniffs out his biscuits. However, should he accidentally ingest an infected one, then Winston is protected by his quarterly worming tablet which covers lungworm. In 11 years, I've not had a problem. 👍🏼
Mmmm not sure about spreading the food on the ground on your pitch….bit of a rodent/pest risk. I know spaniels are food magnets but still……
They're dog biscuits and he sniffs them all out. And even if he misses one or two, I'm hardly going to start the next plague 😂😂