Couples Overlanding Lifestyle

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  • Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
  • We are a couple with a passion for the overlanding lifestyle and are excited to share our first video on UA-cam. It's titled Couples Overlanding Lifestyle and filmed at Cutoff Creek, Clearwater County, Alberta, Canada. This beautiful campsite is located an hour and fifteen minutes from our home. A great place to sit down for a fireside chat and share with you what we are all about.
    We hope to inspire, educate and motivate you to get out and create your own adventures wherever they may lead.
    Follow my wife and me along with our Jeep Gizmo as we share our passion for Overland Travel, Hiking, and Photography in some of the most remote places in North America. The road less traveled is at the heart of our Overlanding Lifestyle.
    Royalty Free Music:
    Song: Acoustic Breeze
    Artist: Bennsound
    Link: www.bensound.com
    The gear we use and TRUST:
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 58

  • @jkuoverland8507
    @jkuoverland8507 3 роки тому

    Mark, you got you a Cougar! Really, you two are great!

  • @robertrhode6104
    @robertrhode6104 5 років тому +4

    You guys are so lucky to have each other and be on the same page, enjoy. Life is short.

    • @markbouliane6289
      @markbouliane6289  5 років тому

      Thank you, we look at our trips as "Making mMemories"...Mark

  • @isx9046
    @isx9046 3 роки тому

    Love your vibes and the WAF. My husband and l are planning to overland with the CJ, and I have standards I know will increase my/our comfort.

  • @JKTrail
    @JKTrail 3 роки тому

    Just watched this last night, nicely done. What got may attention was the opening sequence, W.A.F. = 3. I'm thinking the first, from the north, mile of Lockhart Basin. My wife would probably give it a 2.

  • @Redneck_Oper8tor
    @Redneck_Oper8tor 5 років тому +4

    As a young couple just starting into our overland adventures I’m glad to have found this channel. Look forward to seeing more.

  • @toxophilite1953
    @toxophilite1953 5 років тому +5

    W.A.F., true, so true!
    Congrats on a great show. Just started following and really enjoyed what I have seen. Keep up the great work.

  • @caseyl3631
    @caseyl3631 5 років тому +1

    I'm enjoying the format of y'all's videos, sharing your kitting, planning, etc. This helps me tweek my setup and my approach to asking my wife to come along!!

  • @blairbushproject
    @blairbushproject 5 років тому +3

    The intro was like driving the mars rover.

    • @markbouliane6289
      @markbouliane6289  5 років тому +1

      It's twice as steep as it looks.

    • @blairbushproject
      @blairbushproject 5 років тому +1

      Mark Bouliane I strive to overcome envy with my Tacoma. 😝

  • @mtk8020
    @mtk8020 5 років тому +1

    I really enjoyed this video. You are the best example of why we do what we do. My family love tje outdoors. Love exploring, camping,fishing,hiking. I have to say that you two are made for each other. A perfect match. Best of luck on your travels. 🥂

  • @scottmuck
    @scottmuck 5 років тому +4

    The part about getting into camp before evening is right on!! It’s why I never feel tempted to put fancy lights on my rig... what am I supposed to use all those lights for? Setting up my camp in the middle of the night?!? Why is that enjoyable???

    • @markbouliane6289
      @markbouliane6289  5 років тому +1

      I agree with you 100%! I will say this though, things don't always work out so well on the trail. Not often, but I have been pushed into the night due to events on the trail, you just have to be prepared.
      The first time I was caught on the trail at night I learned how dark it can be. I had got approval to leave work at noon but my boss kept me to 4:30 and meeting friends at the campsite. The last bit of trail was a very narrow rocky wash. I overshot my escape out of the wash by about 50' and had to back up, I couldn't see a thing! At the time I didn't have the rear lights, I do now!
      Rear lights are a must, I learned that the hard way, the rest you can get by without... Mark​

  • @jeepmancam4205
    @jeepmancam4205 5 років тому

    Enjoyed your fire side chat. I’m a Jeep off-road guy but looking more into Jeep over-landing in the near future. Going to be checking out more of your videos. Thanks for sharing.

  • @gilbertjones6390
    @gilbertjones6390 5 років тому +1

    Excellent job guys ! Thx for sharing.

  • @1234OopsyDaisy
    @1234OopsyDaisy 5 років тому +1

    Lovely video. My hubby and I just started our adventures and I look forward to watching your channel going forward

  • @robsmith2505
    @robsmith2505 5 років тому

    Great first video!! Can’t wait to see it grow and the travels y’all take.

  • @Didewro
    @Didewro 5 років тому

    You guys are awesome!

  • @WaypointOverland
    @WaypointOverland 5 років тому +1

    That was great! Thanks for sharing.

  • @canyonoverland5003
    @canyonoverland5003 5 років тому +3

    I desparately want to get into overlanding and will be buying a 2020 Tacoma in a few months soon after they're released. It's good to see a Canadian point of view on this subject. Subscribed!

  • @brentraycraft3067
    @brentraycraft3067 5 років тому

    Nicely done guys. Looks like a truly relaxing lifestyle with some amazing scenery and locations. One question for you; which is the most important item for you to pack, the can of bear spray, the container of poo powder, or the box(s) of Copper Moon??? Looking forward to following your upcoming vids. Congrats on launching your channel. Brent

    • @markbouliane6289
      @markbouliane6289  5 років тому

      +Brent Raycraft well Brent, we may NEVER encounter a bear, but one must AlWAYS poop and believe it or not I can go without the wine( even though the thought scares me), so poo powder wins this one...Nicole

    • @brentraycraft3067
      @brentraycraft3067 5 років тому +1

      Good to know Nic, that's not what I would have expected but logic prevails. Mark did stress the importance of proper poo management after all so good for you guys!

  • @ultreiaoverland
    @ultreiaoverland 5 років тому

    Hey Mark, great Video. My wife and I also into couple overlanding. Let us know whenever you are interested in Baja, Mx. Greetings.

  • @johntully8261
    @johntully8261 Рік тому

    I hope you see this. How do you find or research you camping spots?

  • @JourneyWest
    @JourneyWest 5 років тому +4

    I watched it all the way through. Felt like I was sitting with you guys at the campfire. Now I just wish I had one of those hot dogs! Looking forward to seeing more videos from you guys, and hopefully will meet up on the trail someday. Good luck with your upcoming adventures!

  • @caseyl3631
    @caseyl3631 5 років тому +3

    First few minutes, it looks like your chasing her in the jeep and she's scrambling up the hill trying not to get run over! Hahaha ( kidding )

  • @ReConGrpTx
    @ReConGrpTx 3 роки тому +1

    W.A.F. LOL!!!! LOVE IT!!!!

  • @masisyarijanian6496
    @masisyarijanian6496 4 роки тому +1

    Best spotter ever ! You rock Nichole

  • @mikejones9524
    @mikejones9524 5 років тому +1

    As someone who has been married 20+, I enjoy and get a kick out of watching you two work together and experience life & your adventures as a team.

  • @uweschroeder
    @uweschroeder 5 років тому +2

    I agree on the WAF. I made a compromise to get there: I bought a teardrop trailer and had it modified for off-road use. Of course, being a trailer it can't go all the way rock crawling, but it's worthy enough with 35's (also fitting my jeep, so I have 2 spares now) and it fit the criteria for my wife's comfort: a comfy bed, a propane furnace built in for the colder nights and for my delight a full kitchen with fridge in the back. Of course I carry the obligatory shower and toilet. We had real good results with a simple 12V hand shower (tiny pump, long hose, showerhead and a 12V plug). It allows to use a bucket of water from a lake or river, heat some of it on the stove and mix it to temp. A 5 gal bucket is easily 2 warm showers. The bucket doubles as toilet (we use the bucket toilet seat instead of the foldable one because I always bring 2 buckets anyways - the rest of the system is the same as yours)
    There's one difference though: I do bring glass wine glasses - just because they're nicer than plastic (although a pain to transport...) and since I have a bit of extra space with the trailer I have zero gravity chairs for extra comforts.

    • @markbouliane6289
      @markbouliane6289  5 років тому

      Sounds like a great setup. Our goal to make memories. If Nicole had wanted a trailer Id be pulling one and just as happy and getting a better nights sleep. Thanks, for watching... Mark

  • @dfwoverland
    @dfwoverland 2 роки тому

    Love this video. My wife and I started this last year. My wife came in last year and said we are going to start camping again. About a month later she came in and said we are gonna get a roof top tent. My response was “whats a roof top tent?” Since then we did Colorado and saw the aspens. Doing big bend at Christmas. Which of you other videos do you go around your camp and talk with each other like this? Love it.

  • @richarddespins9771
    @richarddespins9771 3 роки тому

    Looking for more ! Are you still putting up videos somewhere else?

  • @hopeulikenudes
    @hopeulikenudes 4 роки тому +1

    I really enjoyed this video.

  • @SanJuanMountainBob
    @SanJuanMountainBob 5 років тому +1

    Great video. Subscribed and hit the bell. My wife and I are partially retired and will be doing more over landing in our Jeep. You guys have so much valuable information and do things similar to what we want to do. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing your knowledge.

    • @markbouliane6289
      @markbouliane6289  5 років тому

      Thank you so much, your feedback helps us know if we are on the right track...Mark

  • @guidok3762
    @guidok3762 5 років тому +1

    Nice video, I will follow you both. Greetings from The Netherlands! ❤️🇳🇱✌️

  • @timweimar8768
    @timweimar8768 5 років тому

    Just started following you guys on UA-cam. Down here in Tucson AZ, with a 2014 Jeep JKU. Love all the upgrades you have done!! Thank you for sharing GPS coordinates!! Look forward to future videos!!

  • @israelsarabia2700
    @israelsarabia2700 5 років тому +1

    Very elegant video!

  • @danschardein856
    @danschardein856 5 років тому

    Excellent video! Came across it while surfing YT instead of shoveling out of the 12” of snow we got yesterday 🥶
    We are totally new to Overlanding, but share a similar methodology outlined in your video
    We have a capable 4x4 Ford Ranger, RTT, camping gear .....but no real experience so planning to start out by exploring some local wildlife management areas, state parks and National Forest and venture out from there.
    Look forward to more videos and insight.

    • @markbouliane6289
      @markbouliane6289  5 років тому +1

      Thank you, Dan!! We appreciate the feedback. I can feel your pain with regards to the snow. In our corner of the world, we only have two seasons winter and road construction.
      I think that you will find our upcoming video's very interesting and informative. We have a huge list of things we want to cover in detail. Right now we're just trying to roll out the basic foundation. ... Mark

  • @AW-jb1pl
    @AW-jb1pl 5 років тому

    Ok, I loved this video. Yall are marked as my favorite channel. Looking forward to the next one!

    • @markbouliane6289
      @markbouliane6289  5 років тому

      Thank You!! We appreciate the feedback. I think that you will find our upcoming video's very interesting... Mark