I just want to thank you for your video's. They help me in times like these. I am 53 years old, single, a disabled veteran and battle with depression and anxiety. During the holidays is the worst. I feel super lonely and isolated. I commend you for traveling alone. I'm sure it must feel lonely at times also, but you always have a smile on your face and seem happy. Happy New Year and stay strong.
anxiety plus depression is no joke... stay warm, hope you find peace.. its a battell day to day with real aniety....that just doesnt go away sometimes or daily... im sure its not reasy to have someone around and run the cameraat the same time..stay safe -peace its almost worth going and getting the meds they give you ...
One of the things I really appreciate about your videos is they are not just totally adds for sponsors all the time. I've stopped following a lot of people because they fall into the sponsorship trap where they stop producing what they started with and have 5 minutes of content every 20 minutes of advertisements. You have stayed true to yourself. That says a lot.
Sadly, the sincere, personal share YT channel, that is quality produced, yet not sold out to the monied interests, is rare. Some channels pair well with an endorsement or 2. This channel would not be as enjoyable being interrupted by the product gibberish…
I'm a trucker. Sometimes I have to idle my truck overnight. It's a volvo 760. On my truck it will low idle most of the time and like every maybe hour and a half it will kick up the rpms to maybe 15-1700 for a few minutes and clear everything up. Saves fuel. Also, diesel engines are just awesome. They're like a perfectly tuned swiss watch. The sound of a good diesel is the bees knees.
In a big truck use your cruise control to up the idle, it's better for it as well. I idled my truck if it was below 15, and I took these beer loads and under 20 we idled them-it jiggles the trailer enough to keep the beer, well budweiser, from freezing.
Hey Timmy most people wouldn’t even consider driving to Alaska in the winter. Wouldn’t bother me at all because I’m like you, totally prepared for anything. Really like your videos. Ted from Arkansas
The coolant block heater won’t run if the coolant is already hot, but Will when the coolant cools down a little bit. I have one on my semi and that’s what it does.
I had a 1999 Ford e350 7.3 diesel but was towing a Teton fifth wheel and was getting 10-13 mpg. Drove from Key West Florida to Fairbanks Alaska in 2007 what and adventure. I remember stopping on the Alcan highway in Laird Hot Springs for a awesome soak in the hot springs.a must for anyone . Look out for the wood bison o n the road .Thanks for sharing take care
I am going to going into withdrawal after this trip is over Tim. Being with you a couple of times a week on the road has been so awesome. I so appreciate it and I don’t take it lightly. Amazing everywhere we have been. Thank you so much as we finish this trip up fairly soon.
Maintaining the 88 degree F temperature differential (-17F outside with 71F inside the camper) is an impressive testimonial to the insulation (spray foam you mentioned in one your earlier posts) you have.
@@frankiealle2 really think about it ...Why do you take the time to talk about tim...why do you care..Ive seen this before... im sure your american...and you wroet it like this.. you beat..you must be truely hurting inside.... plain as day...one day youll have your own life and you wont have to sit aroundt and waste your life watching timmy saying hes queer.. im sorry but yes dudes hang out and dont ever think or wouldnt want another dude.not even in a billion years trappped on ia island..it just wouldnt be a thing///..im sure my comment is dleeted.. thats why you wroety it in poland so your wont... beause your hurting so bad you go out of your way.. not even for a second when your straight do you car about any other male.. yes your different stop hurting and commentiong its so obvious.. im sure its not even real..
I grew up in Juneau. My family and i did a roadtrip from Whitehorse to Nevada in an old early 80's motorhome back in 1998. It was an insane trip filled with lots of cool memories. We did the hot springs in Whitehorse, it was really nice. Now i live down in Olympia and i can say i almost recognize every place you visit in this video series! Thanks for posting it!
"High idle" improves the oil pump's output pressure and flow, which is good for the engine's longevity, especially in cold conditions. Also the alternator's output increases, which is beneficial if the vehicle has a high electrical load, such as auxiliary batteries and heaters.
Just watched the interaction with the guy w/the dog. One of the things I love most about traveling is meeting and talking with so many interesting people. My wife says I'll talk with anybody... She's right! Loving the videos, especially the drone shot. wow!
I feel that way about Flagstaff AZ. The difference is it’s not a challenge but such a special place. There is no place like it. It frees my mind, my spirit and my physicality. I become one with it all. I feel whole, complete. I do summer. No winters. I’m done with cold and snow.
Thanks Tim I hope you had a great holiday. I enjoy watching the videos, because I can only imagine the hard work people put in building those roads in the middle of nowhere! Much Respect to those who put in the hard work building roads to make life easier and enjoyable!
I agree .. nothing like having miles in front of you. To get to know yourself. Beautiful footage as always. Thanks Tim .. always nice driving with you.
Once upon a time I had a very hot tuned 7.3 in my life drove it every day lil over 6 months...and man...I really have Missed it ever since.hearing it here takes me right back
Its somewhere around 30 here today and now I got the chills watching your shows! I don't have access to a hot springs but have a hot tub in an out building around 150 feet from the house. It's cold getting there but the walk back you wouldn't even know it was cold out.
Listening to your comments around choosing a place to live that has some discomfort resonated with me. I think it goes hand in hand with witnessing the drawbacks of what modernity has wrought on the natural world. Comfort at all cost has removed us from an important aspect of our humanity - I am pleased to see so many others looking to find it again in nature. Keep up the good work!
My family used to own buckinghorse river lodge, that was a really cool thing to see I used to go there every summer to see my grandma so thanks for that
I've done this drive, in the winter. but I had a Ford Focus WAGON, overloaded and not mentally prepared. Also had two cats, a baby, and wife(ex). Years later, it's a good story, and a memory.
Thanks for taking us for the ride. Beautiful country. We have hot springs in our state but they've built bath houses around them. Stay safe and continue the adventure
@truckhouselife Truck house life A suggestion for you to save money, is to find a remote heater core, one with a fan like they have as add ons for side by sides. Install it in the cabin and tap the hoses into your trucks coolant hoses. This would give you "free" heat while you idle and it would keep the cabin warm while you drive too. Plus it would lower your need for other fuel sources
I dont think that would work, by the time the coolant gets to the little heater core inside the cabin the heat would have already been lost from the wind chill from the long hose being exposed to 100kmh winds.
@4dak88 It is maybe 15 feet each way, so the flow rate of the water pump will move the water quickly enough to prevent any major heat loss, pipe insulation is cheap and would protect from the wind. He already uses antifreeze so it would not freeze ever, plus this same setup is used already in limos and other stretch vehicles including some military vehicles and works great even in Alaska.
Spent 23 years of my life as a Co-Owner alongside my parents at Buckinghorse River Lodge ... a.k.a "The Buck" ... and I miss that place every single day. We lost mom to cancer 3 years ago now and the place just wasn't the same without her so we decided to sell and begin a new journey. Some of the greatest memories of my life were made at The Buck, including marrying my wife on the property and raising my son there as well. Glad to see that it's still up, running, and serving the Alaska Highway. Good luck on your adventure.
Pick up a used termo king APU, Tiny diesel generator keep your main engine warm camper hot and use much less fuel without the wear on your main engine, any big truck stop should carry them
A block heater wont keep the deisel from gelling or keep the transmission warm. In those temps you gatta keep the whole truck idling. Truckers do it out of necessity
@4dak88 lasecki family transportation, international trucking, Canada and far north was our playground It is exactly what a APU is designed for, carrier is all electric kobota (poorly designed ), Thermo king (outstanding ) is for a hybrid set up like young man has, might look into the concept
Timmy, My wife, daughter, and I are watching this video from our Chandler, Arizona home, and it’s much colder where you are. We just wanted to say how much we like your content and how beautiful you’re driving through the winter wilderness videos are. Happy holidays and all the best. Bernard, Heather, and Ailey
Love the content bro...I myself have a old 2000 7.tree....still stroking and purrs like a kitten...689 thousand miles all original...thank you Rudolf DIESEL....wet stacking is fuel washing the cylinder walls to a mirror finish...it happens in low idle over year's of doing so...
Tim, Thanks for the ride up the Alcan. I didn't get to make the trip this year. Did it twice last year, I thought I wouldn't be able to this year - but riding with you ( via the cam) was awesome. Road is so much smoother in the winter! Merry Christmas from Kenai!
Just as I was thinking that I would be tempted to stay all day in that hot spring... the video cuts from Timmy languishing in it to a shot of darkness descending on the tree line. If Timmy had had the same idea, I wouldn't have blamed him, it looked like bliss in that pool!
I try to follow along on maps and street level so shoutouts to highways and place names appreciated. I enjoy visiting places I will never be able to go. A new sub here so catching up on your channel. And I remember passing you once on the highway. Avidly await the next upload. I just watched your build of your house. Beautiful!
Your vids bring me a lot of peace and enjoyment. Talking about how there’s something about going on lone adventures in the icy cold that you love so much, couldn’t agree more! Thanks for taking the time to document it
Beautiful video Timmy. I agree with you about people being overstimulated. But if -17 doesn't overstimulate you I don't know what would.lol I'm in Michigan so I know what you're talking about.😊
You talking about being uncomfortable made me think of a quote by Neale Donald Walsch. "Life begins at the end of our comfort zone." This is a big reason why I ride motorcycles. Love watching all of your stuff, Tim! Keep it up!
Thanks Timmy. Just watched your hour long UA-cam video in 41 minutes. That's possible without commercials. Seems that most videos on here now break for a commercial often in the middle of a sentence. Definitely looks cold there. Only had that happen once, winter in Cincinnati when it was -17 F. Had a "hot date," not really, in my VW bug. Heater worked great, in the summer. Had to use an ice scraper on the inside of the windshield. Not like that on the Central California Coast. A++.
Good golly, your dad is a madman to attempt a pass in a 22re towing a trailer uphill. Gosh i’m glad I don’t have to drop into 2nd to make it up Turnagain anymore.
Thank you so much for these videos. They are an attachment to home for me. I lived in the Yukon for 15 years and miss it so much. Hard to visit from Germany.
Four words Timmy, Battery powered block heater. It would save you money for sure. Were with you man keep up the content really enjoy watching your adventures, thanks!
Have you ever thought of routing the heater from the truck into the tiny house on the back? I mean it's making the heat regardless when the truck is idling overnight. Might as well utilize it to help heat the cabin.
He needs a diesel engine heater that is plumbed into a cabin heater. Like every tractor trailer on the highway. Also, he needs to stop complaining about the cost of fuel to idle the truck, that is his entire cost of living now.
@@TheReaper42069 It's a good point. I guess my point is, all that is PAID FOR by youtube, since he has no other source of income. If your income is an old high-mileage truck, and there are some obvious and cost-effective ways to make it better, why not? I unsubscribed anyways, I can't stand another video of him brushing his teeth and complaining about the cost of diesel idling his truck. I'll watch Destination Adventure instead, same idea and way better content.
Its funny that I was sitting there thinking to myself ... "Where does this guy use the bathroom when he's in the middle of nowhere in -30 degrees F?" and not even 15 seconds later, he shows the toilet hidden in the floor lol. Anyways, great videos man. Big fan of watching.
I respect you for knowing how to work on your truck👍 I never drive by Liard hot springs with out stopping! We went there as a family pulling 6 snowmachines back from Utah. -20 and had the whole place to ourselves❤️ jumped in with our birthday suites, it was EPIC!
Great episode! Reminded me of my two trips between Fort Nelson and Watson Lake I did for work. Liard springs are a treasure and should be on everyone’s bucket list. Cheers!
I feel like I'm the kind of guy who could not relax and take my time on the journey home... I would be skipping breakfast to hit the road ASAP haha. Maybe I need to enjoy life's journeys more 😂
Tim, just so you know you have quite a few dead light sensors on one of your cameras. They really show up at night as they are like bright white spots in the dark. Awesome video!
It’s awesome You do this with a 1996 Ford. In the past three years, I’ve taken my 1998 Dodge Cummins on three round trips from my home in WA state to Wisconsin, 2 round trips to New Mexico, and California. It has 313,000 miles in it.
I love your videos Timmy I been a fan for 2 years your content is great and makes me want to go out more and explore like this close by in the mountain ranges where I live!
I just want to thank you for your video's. They help me in times like these. I am 53 years old, single, a disabled veteran and battle with depression and anxiety. During the holidays is the worst. I feel super lonely and isolated. I commend you for traveling alone. I'm sure it must feel lonely at times also, but you always have a smile on your face and seem happy. Happy New Year and stay strong.
Hang in there Alex! Hopefully you get through the anxiety and depression. Merry Christmas brother
@@UncleClay thanks man. I appreciate it. That really means a lot.
Alex, Thank you for your service and sacrifice. Happy Holidays!
@ thank you.
anxiety plus depression is no joke... stay warm, hope you find peace.. its a battell day to day with real aniety....that just doesnt go away sometimes or daily... im sure its not reasy to have someone around and run the cameraat the same time..stay safe -peace its almost worth going and getting the meds they give you ...
Wearing a T-shirt and complaining about the cold cracks me up! :)
@@michaeldemarco2415 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
And he cannot understand wearing Crocs as to why his feet are cold:) But that is Timmy.
It was the crocs not the t-shirt making him cold. It's interesting how the American north people are similar to Canadian north people in attitude.
its still cold
Timmy lives in Alaska - he's acclimatizes to the cold!
One of the things I really appreciate about your videos is they are not just totally adds for sponsors all the time. I've stopped following a lot of people because they fall into the sponsorship trap where they stop producing what they started with and have 5 minutes of content every 20 minutes of advertisements. You have stayed true to yourself. That says a lot.
Yes, I agree. It’s wonderful to watch a channel that doesn’t have more ads than intent. I too have stopped watching many channels for that reason.
Sadly, the sincere, personal share YT channel, that is quality produced, yet not sold out to the monied interests, is rare.
Some channels pair well with an endorsement or 2. This channel would not be as enjoyable being interrupted by the product gibberish…
Yeah, it's freaking cold when you go outside in your Crocs and a T-shirt in -17 F. This guy cracks me up !
I'm a trucker. Sometimes I have to idle my truck overnight. It's a volvo 760. On my truck it will low idle most of the time and like every maybe hour and a half it will kick up the rpms to maybe 15-1700 for a few minutes and clear everything up. Saves fuel.
Also, diesel engines are just awesome. They're like a perfectly tuned swiss watch. The sound of a good diesel is the bees knees.
In a big truck use your cruise control to up the idle, it's better for it as well. I idled my truck if it was below 15, and I took these beer loads and under 20 we idled them-it jiggles the trailer enough to keep the beer, well budweiser, from freezing.
Hey Timmy most people wouldn’t even consider driving to Alaska in the winter. Wouldn’t bother me at all because I’m like you, totally prepared for anything. Really like your videos. Ted from Arkansas
I miss seeing your friend that helped you build your house. He was entertaining and always seem to be saying funny things.
@@frankiealle2
Timmy has a boyfriend?
It gets cold in Minnesota too, what we do is wear sleeves 😂
I'm sitting at the back parts counter of a Ford dealer watching your videos today. Love them all.
The coolant block heater won’t run if the coolant is already hot, but Will when the coolant cools down a little bit. I have one on my semi and that’s what it does.
I had a 1999 Ford e350 7.3 diesel but was towing a Teton fifth wheel and was getting 10-13 mpg. Drove from Key West Florida to Fairbanks Alaska in 2007 what and adventure. I remember stopping on the Alcan highway in Laird Hot Springs for a awesome soak in the hot springs.a must for anyone . Look out for the wood bison o n the road .Thanks for sharing take care
I am going to going into withdrawal after this trip is over Tim. Being with you a couple of times a week on the road has been so awesome. I so appreciate it and I don’t take it lightly. Amazing everywhere we have been. Thank you so much as we finish this trip up fairly soon.
Maintaining the 88 degree F temperature differential (-17F outside with 71F inside the camper) is an impressive testimonial to the insulation (spray foam you mentioned in one your earlier posts) you have.
The best present someone could ask for. A Timmy upload ❤️
Mmmm coffee😊
You said it!!😊
I would legit watch the uncut dash camera footage. There's something soothing about watching driving through the snow.
The soothing feeling is realizing you can die at any moment lol.
@@frankiealle2 really think about it ...Why do you take the time to talk about tim...why do you care..Ive seen this before... im sure your american...and you wroet it like this.. you beat..you must be truely hurting inside.... plain as day...one day youll have your own life and you wont have to sit aroundt and waste your life watching timmy saying hes queer.. im sorry but yes dudes hang out and dont ever think or wouldnt want another dude.not even in a billion years trappped on ia island..it just wouldnt be a thing///..im sure my comment is dleeted.. thats why you wroety it in poland so your wont... beause your hurting so bad you go out of your way.. not even for a second when your straight do you car about any other male.. yes your different stop hurting and commentiong its so obvious.. im sure its not even real..
@@frankiealle2wtf😂
@@frankiealle2lmfao
@@mostlyinept Definitely translation errors in here lmao
I grew up in Juneau. My family and i did a roadtrip from Whitehorse to Nevada in an old early 80's motorhome back in 1998. It was an insane trip filled with lots of cool memories. We did the hot springs in Whitehorse, it was really nice. Now i live down in Olympia and i can say i almost recognize every place you visit in this video series! Thanks for posting it!
"High idle" improves the oil pump's output pressure and flow, which is good for the engine's longevity, especially in cold conditions. Also the alternator's output increases, which is beneficial if the vehicle has a high electrical load, such as auxiliary batteries and heaters.
Just watched the interaction with the guy w/the dog. One of the things I love most about traveling is meeting and talking with so many interesting people. My wife says I'll talk with anybody... She's right! Loving the videos, especially the drone shot. wow!
I feel that way about Flagstaff AZ. The difference is it’s not a challenge but such a special place. There is no place like it. It frees my mind, my spirit and my physicality. I become one with it all. I feel whole, complete. I do summer. No winters. I’m done with cold and snow.
Thanks Tim I hope you had a great holiday. I enjoy watching the videos, because I can only imagine the hard work people put in building those roads in the middle of nowhere! Much Respect to those who put in the hard work building roads to make life easier and enjoyable!
BC really is unbelievably beautiful
All I can say... it helps alot when you know the 'road'.
It give you a sense of security.
From a canadian northerner
I agree .. nothing like having miles in front of you. To get to know yourself. Beautiful footage as always. Thanks Tim .. always nice driving with you.
Love your philosophy of life and the videos. Beautifully done.
Yay, another Timmy video, absolutely loving the extra uploads! Between your travels and editing you must not get a lot of sleep!
Anytime Sue!
Totally agree with you about the peace that comes from a long drive.. The trip is always better than destination.
I run a trip a week from Edmonton to Beaver Creek for Lynden transport . Never get tired of that road, always something new to see every trip.
Once upon a time I had a very hot tuned 7.3 in my life drove it every day lil over 6 months...and man...I really have Missed it ever since.hearing it here takes me right back
Re the music at 12:30...I was wondering the same, so beautiful...I googled via the lyrics and it is by Cospe - LBL ❤
Its somewhere around 30 here today and now I got the chills watching your shows! I don't have access to a hot springs but have a hot tub in an out building around 150 feet from the house. It's cold getting there but the walk back you wouldn't even know it was cold out.
Hi Timmy. I love being on road trips with you. Beautiful scenery. Keep on truckin and thanks for taking us along. Love ya.
Listening to your comments around choosing a place to live that has some discomfort resonated with me. I think it goes hand in hand with witnessing the drawbacks of what modernity has wrought on the natural world. Comfort at all cost has removed us from an important aspect of our humanity - I am pleased to see so many others looking to find it again in nature. Keep up the good work!
My family used to own buckinghorse river lodge, that was a really cool thing to see I used to go there every summer to see my grandma so thanks for that
I've done this drive, in the winter. but I had a Ford Focus WAGON, overloaded and not mentally prepared. Also had two cats, a baby, and wife(ex). Years later, it's a good story, and a memory.
Thanks!
Thanks for taking us for the ride. Beautiful country. We have hot springs in our state but they've built bath houses around them. Stay safe and continue the adventure
Well said Timmy! The most exciting parts of life are just beyond our comfort zone.
@truckhouselife
Truck house life
A suggestion for you to save money, is to find a remote heater core, one with a fan like they have as add ons for side by sides. Install it in the cabin and tap the hoses into your trucks coolant hoses. This would give you "free" heat while you idle and it would keep the cabin warm while you drive too. Plus it would lower your need for other fuel sources
I dont think that would work, by the time the coolant gets to the little heater core inside the cabin the heat would have already been lost from the wind chill from the long hose being exposed to 100kmh winds.
@4dak88 It is maybe 15 feet each way, so the flow rate of the water pump will move the water quickly enough to prevent any major heat loss, pipe insulation is cheap and would protect from the wind. He already uses antifreeze so it would not freeze ever, plus this same setup is used already in limos and other stretch vehicles including some military vehicles and works great even in Alaska.
That hot spring was awesome man. You take us to places we've never been or may never go.
Thanks for how in depth you get on your truck maintenance running and reasons for repairs/aftermarket upgrades
As a fellow gearhead I love the descriptions too. Love the 7.3 sounds too.
Spent 23 years of my life as a Co-Owner alongside my parents at Buckinghorse River Lodge ... a.k.a "The Buck" ... and I miss that place every single day. We lost mom to cancer 3 years ago now and the place just wasn't the same without her so we decided to sell and begin a new journey.
Some of the greatest memories of my life were made at The Buck, including marrying my wife on the property and raising my son there as well. Glad to see that it's still up, running, and serving the Alaska Highway.
Good luck on your adventure.
Man can’t tell you how much I enjoy these videos love Alaska so much been one time snowboarding and never wanted to leave
Pick up a used termo king APU, Tiny diesel generator keep your main engine warm camper hot and use much less fuel without the wear on your main engine, any big truck stop should carry them
A block heater wont keep the deisel from gelling or keep the transmission warm. In those temps you gatta keep the whole truck idling. Truckers do it out of necessity
@4dak88 lasecki family transportation, international trucking, Canada and far north was our playground
It is exactly what a APU is designed for, carrier is all electric kobota (poorly designed ), Thermo king (outstanding ) is for a hybrid set up like young man has, might look into the concept
Those shots around 12:00 to 13:00 where amazing!
Minor detail, but I’m Vietnamese, and I smile every time I see that coffee filter.
Timmy,
My wife, daughter, and I are watching this video from our Chandler, Arizona home, and it’s much colder where you are. We just wanted to say how much we like your content and how beautiful you’re driving through the winter wilderness videos are.
Happy holidays and all the best.
Bernard, Heather, and Ailey
Thanks Tim, love to see your adventures!
Cheers!
thanks for adding that thermometer and showing it in the videos Tim. I have never felt -17F
Went to bed watching To Cold To Start.. and woke up to this. Awesome
Best quote, as a person living in AK can relate to. “I don’t like being uncomfortable, but I love the focus being uncomfortable creates”
Hey Timmy, running your truck at high idle also keeps the oil pressure up. Nothing better than the sound of the old 7.3!
Love the content bro...I myself have a old 2000 7.tree....still stroking and purrs like a kitten...689 thousand miles all original...thank you Rudolf DIESEL....wet stacking is fuel washing the cylinder walls to a mirror finish...it happens in low idle over year's of doing so...
Tim,
Thanks for the ride up the Alcan. I didn't get to make the trip this year. Did it twice last year, I thought I wouldn't be able to this year - but riding with you ( via the cam) was awesome. Road is so much smoother in the winter!
Merry Christmas from Kenai!
Buckinghorse and Blue Bell Inn. A few of our stops and great places. Once in a lifetime road trip with my dad. Great to see them still around.
I absolutely love the sound of a diesel engine ❤
Just as I was thinking that I would be tempted to stay all day in that hot spring... the video cuts from Timmy languishing in it to a shot of darkness descending on the tree line. If Timmy had had the same idea, I wouldn't have blamed him, it looked like bliss in that pool!
I try to follow along on maps and street level so shoutouts to highways and place names appreciated. I enjoy visiting places I will never be able to go. A new sub here so catching up on your channel. And I remember passing you once on the highway. Avidly await the next upload. I just watched your build of your house. Beautiful!
I also have a diesel engine in a 2018 Sprinter 4x4. I love it!
I live in ak and have done this drive 28 times, I miss this drive and thank you for sharing this with us.
你是勇敢的，不是所有人都有勇气踏出这一步的。每个人的一生都是向死而生的，在这个过程中找寻自悟，自洽，自我。祝福你！
Toad River rocks, always depedable. Winter and summer.
Just ask the Truckers who do this every week all year round
Makes a whole new meaning to, "Don't crap where you eat!!
Watching for sure🤘
Your vids bring me a lot of peace and enjoyment. Talking about how there’s something about going on lone adventures in the icy cold that you love so much, couldn’t agree more! Thanks for taking the time to document it
Love watching your videos! Have a great weekend Timmy! ❤😊
You too Pat!
Good vid Timmy. Beautiful drive up that way. Not much for services pretty much middle of nowhere. All good from East Kentucky USA.
Beautiful video Timmy. I agree with you about people being overstimulated. But if -17 doesn't overstimulate you I don't know what would.lol I'm in Michigan so I know what you're talking about.😊
You talking about being uncomfortable made me think of a quote by Neale Donald Walsch. "Life begins at the end of our comfort zone." This is a big reason why I ride motorcycles. Love watching all of your stuff, Tim! Keep it up!
Thanks Timmy. Just watched your hour long UA-cam video in 41 minutes. That's possible without commercials. Seems that most videos on here now break for a commercial often in the middle of a sentence. Definitely looks cold there. Only had that happen once, winter in Cincinnati when it was -17 F. Had a "hot date," not really, in my VW bug. Heater worked great, in the summer. Had to use an ice scraper on the inside of the windshield. Not like that on the Central California Coast. A++.
Spent three days at Laird Hot Springs a few years ago. Awesome place!! Definitely worth the stop.
Yay. You got your heater fixed. Along with a bunch of other stuff apparently. I haven’t been getting notifications lately. Time to catch up
Good golly, your dad is a madman to attempt a pass in a 22re towing a trailer uphill.
Gosh i’m glad I don’t have to drop into 2nd to make it up Turnagain anymore.
Thank you so much for these videos. They are an attachment to home for me. I lived in the Yukon for 15 years and miss it so much. Hard to visit from Germany.
yes i love the strawberry one
My favorite place to visit, coldest was -30 on a new years day, was special. thanks for the trip reminder
It’s wild how stuff from the fridge feels relatively warm after being outside when it’s sub-zero.
Four words Timmy, Battery powered block heater. It would save you money for sure. Were with you man keep up the content really enjoy watching your adventures, thanks!
Have you ever thought of routing the heater from the truck into the tiny house on the back? I mean it's making the heat regardless when the truck is idling overnight. Might as well utilize it to help heat the cabin.
He needs a diesel engine heater that is plumbed into a cabin heater. Like every tractor trailer on the highway. Also, he needs to stop complaining about the cost of fuel to idle the truck, that is his entire cost of living now.
@@regmcguire5582he owns a cabin and land too… the truck, although beautiful is not his only expense.
@@TheReaper42069 It's a good point. I guess my point is, all that is PAID FOR by youtube, since he has no other source of income. If your income is an old high-mileage truck, and there are some obvious and cost-effective ways to make it better, why not? I unsubscribed anyways, I can't stand another video of him brushing his teeth and complaining about the cost of diesel idling his truck. I'll watch Destination Adventure instead, same idea and way better content.
Happy Holidays from Germany 👋🏻🌲
Happy holidays!
We ❤ germany
My favorite UA-camer no matter what is happening in my life I can login and helps relax
I like your videos. Its so relaxing to watch.
I was wondering why the high idle, and at about 8:40 you answered it for me!
Me too! Haha
Its funny that I was sitting there thinking to myself ... "Where does this guy use the bathroom when he's in the middle of nowhere in -30 degrees F?" and not even 15 seconds later, he shows the toilet hidden in the floor lol.
Anyways, great videos man. Big fan of watching.
There are generators that you can use that sip fuel, Honda makes a quite gas one and there are many diesel options too. Love the channel.
Man, I agree. I definitely get ultra-sensitive about topping off my fuel tank in areas like that with limited fuel stations.
New subscriber. Really enjoying your channel. Takes me away from reality.
I respect you for knowing how to work on your truck👍
I never drive by Liard hot springs with out stopping!
We went there as a family pulling 6 snowmachines back from Utah. -20 and had the whole place to ourselves❤️ jumped in with our birthday suites, it was EPIC!
I'll be there😊Can't wait ✌️
Great episode! Reminded me of my two trips between Fort Nelson and Watson Lake I did for work. Liard springs are a treasure and should be on everyone’s bucket list. Cheers!
I feel like I'm the kind of guy who could not relax and take my time on the journey home... I would be skipping breakfast to hit the road ASAP haha. Maybe I need to enjoy life's journeys more 😂
the hot springs looks awesome
Hi Tim - I’ll be here as usual!! 🙅🏻♀️😘💘
Morning you!
My favourite stretches of highway in the world. Awesome content, Timmy! Love those hotsprings and the northern Rockies in BC.
Windchill does not affect mechanical things.
I haven't seen you in a while, so it was nice to see your face again. Alaska Timmy...my UA-cam friend! 😂😂😂
Tim, just so you know you have quite a few dead light sensors on one of your cameras. They really show up at night as they are like bright white spots in the dark.
Awesome video!
Good morning and be safe in your travels!
I love this channel so much, Timmy is cool as hell.
It’s awesome You do this with a 1996 Ford. In the past three years, I’ve taken my 1998 Dodge Cummins on three round trips from my home in WA state to Wisconsin, 2 round trips to New Mexico, and California. It has 313,000 miles in it.
Timmy , thanks for sharing another leg of your journey home , safe travels
I love your videos Timmy I been a fan for 2 years your content is great and makes me want to go out more and explore like this close by in the mountain ranges where I live!