Thanks for watching! The only bad part about traveling this great country is that we never seem to have the time to explore all that we want to. We definitely need to return to the upper midwest.
We are heading to Dovetail Acres this August for a family reunion in Sister Bay! Thanks for the info!! We’ve been to Door County (years ago), but this will be the first time with our RV.
If you have the power cord in a coil configuration, it can make a magnetic field, but you probably are not demanding a large enough load on it to cause any issues. More than likely, the conductors within the cable are in a spiral configuration which will help to lower the magnetic field effect too. If its paid out along the ground, you set it up for possible damage from walking, mowers, etc... I wouldn't be to concerned about the magnetic inductance on a small load. You can always pay it out below the trailer out of harms way. Good luck. Great videos.
Thanks for watching but more importantly - thanks for the excellent response to my question. I like the nautical ship-shape look of the coil and can now do so without concern!
Thanks for watching! Good catch - we didn't get the cheese tasting on film. It was delicious but we will always love Vermont in all its form. Stay tuned on the locks because we recently took a canal boat through the Erie Canal and locked through on our own!
Vacationed in Door County every year from my birth through college. Have been to Al Johnson's numerous times. When I was in college, I bought a pair of clogs there!!! Still have a beautiful wooden serving tray from there. Surprised you didn't do a fish boil. Anyway, enjoyed watching your video. Safe travels.
Hi Carla and Ken! Thanks for watching. Those are "Life is Good" t-shirts and can be purchased from their store or anywhere that sells Life is Good merch. Also, I know that at the International Airstream Rally the Airstream store had a huge stock. You can check the Airstream Supply store...
Love your videos! Need to add Door County to our list of places to go! We were just in the UP a few weeks ago staying in Newberry at Kritter's. Highly recommend checking out the Crisp Point lighthouse. It is a long trip over poor dirt roads but the beach is fantastic! When we visited the Soo Locks we were lucky to see the Paul R. Tregurtha pass through. It is the largest ship on the Great Lakes. Good luck with WiFi and Cell phones in the UP, it was kinda nice being out of touch for a week!
Thanks for watching! Not to throw out a spoiler for next week's video but while I was unhooking at Sault Ste. Marie Cindy saw a ship passing by and I asked her the name. She said "Ummm... Paul.... R.... Tre-something". I obviously freaked out because as you say, she is the "Queen of the Lakes".
I got the 25' coiled fresh water hose because it stores so easily. I kind of wish I had got the 50' because they are shorter than the stated length unless you really stretch it out. I really like how it seems to have less pull at the fresh water connection the trailer because it is so flexible. Safe Travels
Thanks for watching! I have not done any quantitative analysis but one thing I like is that the narrow hose diameter appears to result in less water flow without really affecting the faucet pressure. I will test but we appear to fill our tanks less with the new hose.
Thanks for watching! While traveling, it's every three weeks. Before we hit the road, my hometown barber gave Cindy some lessons on doing a flat top and I think she does a great job!
Thank you. Enjoy your travel snippets of the Eastern parts of our great USA.
Thanks for watching! The only bad part about traveling this great country is that we never seem to have the time to explore all that we want to. We definitely need to return to the upper midwest.
One of the best RV spots in the USA
Thanks for watching! We totally agree. We didn't have enough time there to explore everything.
have a safe trip, thanks for posting
Thanks for watching!
We were just there last week. We stayed in Egg Harbor.
Thanks for watching! We also went to Egg Harbor but the video didn't seem to fit the story. Regardless, the entire Door County area is awesome!
We are heading to Dovetail Acres this August for a family reunion in Sister Bay! Thanks for the info!! We’ve been to Door County (years ago), but this will be the first time with our RV.
Thanks for watching! We loved Door County and cannot wait to get back to the upper midwest.
If you have the power cord in a coil configuration, it can make a magnetic field, but you probably are not demanding a large enough load on it to cause any issues. More than likely, the conductors within the cable are in a spiral configuration which will help to lower the magnetic field effect too. If its paid out along the ground, you set it up for possible damage from walking, mowers, etc... I wouldn't be to concerned about the magnetic inductance on a small load. You can always pay it out below the trailer out of harms way. Good luck. Great videos.
Thanks for watching but more importantly - thanks for the excellent response to my question. I like the nautical ship-shape look of the coil and can now do so without concern!
Take the boat trip through the locks. Fascinating! But how was the Wisconsin cheddar?
Thanks for watching! Good catch - we didn't get the cheese tasting on film. It was delicious but we will always love Vermont in all its form. Stay tuned on the locks because we recently took a canal boat through the Erie Canal and locked through on our own!
Great video. We enjoyed visiting Madison several years ago.
Thanks Mike! Door County is certainly worth the trip...
Loved the legal opinion! Was the consultation subject to the attorney client privilege? 😂. G
Thanks for watching! The Luv Subbin Legal Department always adheres to the highest of ethical standards...
Vacationed in Door County every year from my birth through college. Have been to Al Johnson's numerous times. When I was in college, I bought a pair of clogs there!!! Still have a beautiful wooden serving tray from there. Surprised you didn't do a fish boil. Anyway, enjoyed watching your video. Safe travels.
Thanks so much for watching! We loved Door County so much we will certainly be back. And next time, a fish boil will be on our list!
Where do we get the simplify t shirts?
Hi Carla and Ken! Thanks for watching. Those are "Life is Good" t-shirts and can be purchased from their store or anywhere that sells Life is Good merch. Also, I know that at the International Airstream Rally the Airstream store had a huge stock. You can check the Airstream Supply store...
Love your videos! Need to add Door County to our list of places to go! We were just in the UP a few weeks ago staying in Newberry at Kritter's. Highly recommend checking out the Crisp Point lighthouse. It is a long trip over poor dirt roads but the beach is fantastic! When we visited the Soo Locks we were lucky to see the Paul R. Tregurtha pass through. It is the largest ship on the Great Lakes. Good luck with WiFi and Cell phones in the UP, it was kinda nice being out of touch for a week!
Thanks for watching! Not to throw out a spoiler for next week's video but while I was unhooking at Sault Ste. Marie Cindy saw a ship passing by and I asked her the name. She said "Ummm... Paul.... R.... Tre-something". I obviously freaked out because as you say, she is the "Queen of the Lakes".
I got the 25' coiled fresh water hose because it stores so easily. I kind of wish I had got the 50' because they are shorter than the stated length unless you really stretch it out. I really like how it seems to have less pull at the fresh water connection the trailer because it is so flexible. Safe Travels
Thanks for watching! I have not done any quantitative analysis but one thing I like is that the narrow hose diameter appears to result in less water flow without really affecting the faucet pressure. I will test but we appear to fill our tanks less with the new hose.
“proverbial race horse urinating on a flat rock….”
Must say I’ve never heard that one… Hope to see you on the road some day…
Thanks for watching! I had a co-worker from Indiana that used to say that and it just stuck...
Always enjoyable.
How often and how do you get a haircut while on the road? Segment idea?
Thanks for watching! While traveling, it's every three weeks. Before we hit the road, my hometown barber gave Cindy some lessons on doing a flat top and I think she does a great job!