Logging and other resources used to involve building villages in some pretty remote areas, so past times and hobbies were important, it's something that has been handed down, and any homes have an attached workshop. If I have a tree comes down on the land that I manage that has a decent burl, I will call someone to come and get it, many people have lathes in their workshops and turn bowls and things, burls tend to have wild grain structures within them and make some really beautiful turned bowls. - if you go into any artsy or artisan store here, you will likely see bowls, lamps etc. that have been made from burls.
I love your adventurous spirits and fun loving personalities. You take adversity and find an amazing way to turn it into a positive away to fully explore any area you are "stuck" in. Love these videos and your adventures so much. Thank you for taking us along the for fun. Safe travels!
There are no lynx on Vancouver Island. No coyotes, skunks, porcupines, moose either. Grizzlies will occasionally swim from the mainland to Sayward area. Wolverines too. The elk are huge on the North Island!
Hello Ambassadors Wow, I heard that you were talking about the rocks. I did a little research and found out that the area you are standing on was the bottom of the ocean floor at 55 million years ago and it moved toward North America and went underneath it about 200 km at where it started melting and creating magma. That magma pushed itself up towards the ocean floor and hence forming the VANQUVER Island. Therefore, the rocks you were touching formed about 55 million years ago and more than likely they are BASALT rock ( they are generally in Black colored) due to the minerals these rock contain. And the minerals are Rick in Iron and Magnesium elements which causes rock to turn into black color. When Chris said " look at the tunnel within the rocks" , that is an indication of LAVA TUBES. When hot magma flows at the surface the surface of the lava cools faster then the inner part of the lava (lava below the surface that is) while the surface is hardened inside the lava still flows like a river eventually leaving a void at where one time it was flowing which becomes the lava tube. On the other hand you will be named as " THE MOST COURAGEOUS TREAD THE GLOBERS". some areas, yeey, I would be scared to go while bears are present, ufff!🥵🥵🥵🥵 However, this is the reason why you are the most watched one TUBERS. Love ❤️❤️❤️❤️ from FLORIDA🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
I've hiked Cape Scott three times and stopped at San Jo bay a couple of those. Stunning! And I've departed from Campbell River twice, but catch this, me and my mates did the 6 hour hike back from the Cape and then drove ALL the way to Victoria in 1 day last summer!😆 Total time of that day with a stop for lunch was about 17 hours.
That beach was absolutely epic with the rocks & trees on top of them. The trail was beautiful as well. You guys are so lucky to be able to have seen it in person. Ty so much for sharing this 🥰❤️😊
My heart was pounding for you! So difficult to tear yourself away from one of the most beautiful places on earth so that you aren't hiking in the woods in the dark (very spooky indeed). I laughed when you said about living in a VW van - my brother, his wife and their 75 pound dog lived in their Vanagon for 3+ years - I always said I don't know how they did it.
You can come to Connecticut to see bears! I am only 90 minutes from Manhattan and have bears living in the woods right next to my house and enjoy eating our bird feed!
If this is in real time, stop at a place, 60 kil north from the bridge in Campbell River, (towards Sayward, which is the direction you are going), and 13 km right on the Rock Bay Service Road, called Rock Bay. It is my go to summer camping campground, seasonally. There is one of the only manned lighthouses left on the coast there, and a phenomenal view of where 3 straits meet, one being Straight of Georgia, the Knodels Channel, and Johnson Straight. In the summer it is booming place, and although the fishing now is touch and go, it used to be some of the best on the B.C. Coast. It once held a school, church, logging camp, hospital and few thousand people. Access by water was the only way in, via the United Steamship company. (if you get some time, there is a big coffee table book in the library about that whole area) There are 2 roads going in. Take the second one, just a few hundred meters before the bridge. Keep on the main road, to the right. There are many a morning I would sit on my front deck, and watch the whales and dolphins in the bay. The may be a watchman there at the entrance area, by the name of Kirt. Tall older gentleman, and a friend of many years. You'll not regret the stop.
I was good until you came to the building that had fallen down and the abandoned vehicles. I could picture some demented "feller" leaning on a fence post picking his teeth with a sliver of wood and watching you. Quite the trip you took 😁
GOOD MORNING! I just love you guys,I can't wait till you come on. And your husband's very sweet to compliment you. Maybe that's why you guys Belong Together. LOL safe travels guys!!God bless you🙂💜💜👍👍🙏🙏🌺🌺🌺
The trees that are bare at the bottom are called lodgepole pines. They grow close together so sunlight doesn’t get far below the canopi so branches and leaves won’t grow. The are tall and straight, so pioneers built cabins with them and the tall straight trees were good to hold up the roof beam which is called a lodgepole.
Cool, glad that you are enjoying my home area. If you are wanting to see the big trees on the Island, look up Carmanah Walbran Provincial Park, it is a long drive like this one but down south on the west coast, well worth the drive the trees are epic.
Wow, amazing! Way too remote for me, but happy to see this part of the world through your experience! Two things I would NEVER want to encounter personally - Bear and Shark! To be sure, even if you do not see any bear on your hike, they see you! 😬 Take care guys!
Today's adventure with you driving on the logging road and hiking in the park, was very fun, beautiful, suspenseful, and wonderful! Funny you should bring up what Earth would have looked like as in forested woodlands before the cities were built. At one point in the early 19th Century, parts of Los Angeles was woodland areas and even had Brown/Grizzly Bears! Believe it! Near what is now San Pedro near Wilmington and Long Beach, California, USA.
To Marianne's lunch choice: Au Jus? Aw, yeah! 😋😁 That's a big burl, all right! Burlwood is prized for its swirly, twisted grain patterns, that people said "Nope, we're keeping this one" is saying something! That wood & beach was magical!! 😱🤯 Very much worth the effort, I'd say! All the debris in the little rivers and streams really speaks to the strong storms they get. Such a dramatic difference between the weatherward and leeward sides of Vancouver Island. ❤️❤️😎👍xx
The 'insect' you saw on the rock is an isopod.. related to 'roly polys' that you will see in most gardens :) ..love your videos especially on the island .. ( i am a bit biased since i live here)
That trip looked like hard work If that was turkey you’d be eating with the locals 😊the bay was beautiful and use are both brave to do that spooky walk and park up in the middle of no where have fun and enjoy thank you both for sharing
Wandering down an abandoned forest road, what could possibly go wrong at Halloween!!! Loved this guys and what an amazing beach and forest. Absolutely stunning. You two are great. Loved this video. Those strawberry (maybe) plants were cool. Again your sunset shots were incredible. Looking forward to watching some of your older journeys xx cheers 🍻
Perfect ending for Halloween.....lost on some road in the woods in the dark. Yep, I don't think I would want to be bending over all the time in a van like that at my age. Take care and Happy Halloween!
If you get the chance check out the Bay of Fundy in New Brunswick on the east coast, 16 meter tidal surge. One of the seven wonders of the world. Very touristy but worth the trip.👍🏻
The VW T25 are a great little van, if you don't carry a lot of stuff. A bike rack on the rear door is useful to carry more gear on.. Bit of an adjustment required when adapting from a Ducato type camper, but most people transition the other way! They are a tough little van, and better on muddy tracks that the Ducato would be. Cheers, Nigel in Ireland.
I was reading the tread newsletter about your progress. Seeing where you are and knowing that where you’re from this may not exist, you may want to look into snow chains or cables so you don’t get stuck. Some states have restrictions so you’ll have to check. You should mainly use them when it is really treacherous driving. Conditions in Northern States can quickly change and become very scary driving even with all season tires. In the western US this is in the mountains and in other states it is during icy or blowing snow. I’ve had several white knuckle conditions where the car doesn’t go where you want it to go. Hope all is well, safe travels my online friends.
We absolutely love the videos! Chris we worry about your health with the sugar issues and what not. Please consider ditching sugar and grains and bad oils. This will help get rid of diabetes and many other illnesses. Take care-we look forward to many more vids!
Wow, that was an adventure! We find that the best places are always down the end of a dirt road (in New Zealand at least). Always worth getting off the beaten track. Great episode and glad you didn’t stay in those creepy woods. Fitting for Halloween though.
Don't worry about black bears, they are more scared of you. Black Bears will avoid encounters with people unless it's a sow with cubs. Then she will defend her cubs from any potential threats.
You need to respect and keep safe distance to observe all wildlife in nature. To say (one size fits all reference to) black bears 🐻 , not to worry or concern yourself with being around then is a false statement. Where I lived in several states, frequent with black beats coming close to houses, has always been public media warnings ⚠️ to keep food in heavy sealed containers and have proper "bear preventive" garbage containers. Where I live now, again we get warning updates where black bears have been spotted. Our summer here has no rain, the rivers, streams dried up and lakes levels very low. This late fall, bears spotted in open garages, and around bird feeders. They are starving looking for any type food. Here it's too warm over winter to hibernate. So we have Beware bear caution signs posted several places were I live.
@@lauralarson3490 I have lived in Black Bear country most of my life. They will raid your garbage or your vegetable garden. But they don't come around if they know a man is there. I shout out the door will send them running. But don't do it to a sow with cubs, and always give them an escape path. Grizzly/Brown Bears are an entirely different matter.
Some 3 minutes and 20 seconds into your video, you come to a stop sign, after you fuel the van... I Googled the WAL'A on that stop sign, but found nothing. Were you guys able to find out why they display the stop sign like that and what does that WAL'A mean??? Is it like in a native American language???
Hey guys please be careful out there .I was listening to a podcast last night .The topic was about people disappearing into the thin air .Some of them turned up dead some were never found dead or alive .There is a high concentration in Vancouver Island .Just saying .
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Logging and other resources used to involve building villages in some pretty remote areas, so past times and hobbies were important, it's something that has been handed down, and any homes have an attached workshop. If I have a tree comes down on the land that I manage that has a decent burl, I will call someone to come and get it, many people have lathes in their workshops and turn bowls and things, burls tend to have wild grain structures within them and make some really beautiful turned bowls. - if you go into any artsy or artisan store here, you will likely see bowls, lamps etc. that have been made from burls.
I love your adventurous spirits and fun loving personalities. You take adversity and find an amazing way to turn it into a positive away to fully explore any area you are "stuck" in. Love these videos and your adventures so much. Thank you for taking us along the for fun. Safe travels!
Love Vancouver. Went around the island saw natives with long spears for fishing.
There are no lynx on Vancouver Island. No coyotes, skunks, porcupines, moose either. Grizzlies will occasionally swim from the mainland to Sayward area. Wolverines too. The elk are huge on the North Island!
Hello Ambassadors
Wow, I heard that you were talking about the rocks.
I did a little research and found out that the area you are standing on was the bottom of the ocean floor at 55 million years ago and it moved toward North America and went underneath it about 200 km at where it started melting and creating magma. That magma pushed itself up towards the ocean floor and hence forming the VANQUVER Island. Therefore, the rocks you were touching formed about 55 million years ago and more than likely they are BASALT rock ( they are generally in Black colored) due to the minerals these rock contain. And the minerals are Rick in Iron and Magnesium elements which causes rock to turn into black color.
When Chris said " look at the tunnel within the rocks" , that is an indication of LAVA TUBES. When hot magma flows at the surface the surface of the lava cools faster then the inner part of the lava (lava below the surface that is) while the surface is hardened inside the lava still flows like a river eventually leaving a void at where one time it was flowing which becomes the lava tube.
On the other hand you will be named as " THE MOST COURAGEOUS TREAD THE GLOBERS". some areas, yeey, I would be scared to go while bears are present, ufff!🥵🥵🥵🥵 However, this is the reason why you are the most watched one TUBERS.
Love ❤️❤️❤️❤️ from FLORIDA🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
I've hiked Cape Scott three times and stopped at San Jo bay a couple of those. Stunning! And I've departed from Campbell River twice, but catch this, me and my mates did the 6 hour hike back from the Cape and then drove ALL the way to Victoria in 1 day last summer!😆 Total time of that day with a stop for lunch was about 17 hours.
That beach was absolutely epic with the rocks & trees on top of them. The trail was beautiful as well. You guys are so lucky to be able to have seen it in person. Ty so much for sharing this 🥰❤️😊
Trees grew on nurse log that is why they were standing in strange angles
My heart was pounding for you! So difficult to tear yourself away from one of the most beautiful places on earth so that you aren't hiking in the woods in the dark (very spooky indeed). I laughed when you said about living in a VW van - my brother, his wife and their 75 pound dog lived in their Vanagon for 3+ years - I always said I don't know how they did it.
Wow - they had the patience of saints !! although those dog cuddles would have been fun !! M xx
Those trees and that beach look absolutely stunning 😍
Thank you for showing a most beautiful part of my wonderful country ❤️
The worlds biggest burl looks like the worlds biggest bed bug!😂
What an amazing forrest and beach! Those really feel like "primal lands" , I am in awe.
Thank you so much for showing us all this!
You can come to Connecticut to see bears! I am only 90 minutes from Manhattan and have bears living in the woods right next to my house and enjoy eating our bird feed!
If this is in real time, stop at a place, 60 kil north from the bridge in Campbell River, (towards Sayward, which is the direction you are going), and 13 km right on the Rock Bay Service Road, called Rock Bay. It is my go to summer camping campground, seasonally. There is one of the only manned lighthouses left on the coast there, and a phenomenal view of where 3 straits meet, one being Straight of Georgia, the Knodels Channel, and Johnson Straight. In the summer it is booming place, and although the fishing now is touch and go, it used to be some of the best on the B.C. Coast. It once held a school, church, logging camp, hospital and few thousand people. Access by water was the only way in, via the United Steamship company. (if you get some time, there is a big coffee table book in the library about that whole area) There are 2 roads going in. Take the second one, just a few hundred meters before the bridge. Keep on the main road, to the right. There are many a morning I would sit on my front deck, and watch the whales and dolphins in the bay. The may be a watchman there at the entrance area, by the name of Kirt. Tall older gentleman, and a friend of many years. You'll not regret the stop.
Sorry we missed this ... but we will put it on the list for when we go back 🌷
I was good until you came to the building that had fallen down and the abandoned vehicles. I could picture some demented "feller" leaning on a fence post picking his teeth with a sliver of wood and watching you. Quite the trip you took 😁
GOOD MORNING! I just love you guys,I can't wait till you come on. And your husband's very sweet to compliment you. Maybe that's why you guys Belong Together. LOL safe travels guys!!God bless you🙂💜💜👍👍🙏🙏🌺🌺🌺
😊 thank you
what a beautiful adventure out in the woods . . glad you did not encounter any bears . . have a wonderful day 👣❤️🙋♀️
the scenery during the trip is very good and eye-catching😊
Such a magical place. Absolutely lovely and am enjoying walking with you. Unbelievable and running out of words. ❤️🙏
Awwh thanks
The trees that are bare at the bottom are called lodgepole pines. They grow close together so sunlight doesn’t get far below the canopi so branches and leaves won’t grow. The are tall and straight, so pioneers built cabins with them and the tall straight trees were good to hold up the roof beam which is called a lodgepole.
Wonderful, unique spot on this planet. Thanks for taking me there!
Glad you enjoyed it
marrianne and chris eline emeğine sağlık bu güzel vlog için kolay gelsin hayırlı işler....👍👍👍👍
Burls make absolutely fantastic tables and other furniture. Pacific North West is famous for these things.
Beautiful video, your tour of Vancouver Island just gets better and better!
What a beautiful world.😘😘
Agreed !! 🌺
Cool, glad that you are enjoying my home area. If you are wanting to see the big trees on the Island, look up Carmanah Walbran Provincial Park, it is a long drive like this one but down south on the west coast, well worth the drive the trees are epic.
That looked like a cub. I be looking for mommy bear. Hey bear and bear respond is hey dinner. 😆 great video Thanks for sharing!
Wow, amazing! Way too remote for me, but happy to see this part of the world through your experience! Two things I would NEVER want to encounter personally - Bear and Shark! To be sure, even if you do not see any bear on your hike, they see you! 😬
Take care guys!
We love diving with sharks .. they are very misunderstood !!
@@TREADtheglobe gulp!😬
What a magical place. Thanks for taking us there.
Today's adventure with you driving on the logging road and hiking in the park, was very fun, beautiful, suspenseful, and wonderful! Funny you should bring up what Earth would have looked like as in forested woodlands before the cities were built. At one point in the early 19th Century, parts of Los Angeles was woodland areas and even had Brown/Grizzly Bears! Believe it! Near what is now San Pedro near Wilmington and Long Beach, California, USA.
Wow!! That forest looks like out of "The Lord of the Rings " movie!!! Enchanted!!😃
Agreed ... just magical 🌷
My thoughts keep going back to that long dirt road…might be due to having a one track mind
Absolutely beautiful. i feel like i'm being transported there with you two
Glad you are coming with us !
Omg you guys I truly enjoy you both your videos are so epic I really look forward to your videos stay healthy safe and blessed my friends 🙏🏾🦋❤️
To Marianne's lunch choice: Au Jus? Aw, yeah! 😋😁
That's a big burl, all right! Burlwood is prized for its swirly, twisted grain patterns, that people said "Nope, we're keeping this one" is saying something!
That wood & beach was magical!! 😱🤯 Very much worth the effort, I'd say! All the debris in the little rivers and streams really speaks to the strong storms they get. Such a dramatic difference between the weatherward and leeward sides of Vancouver Island. ❤️❤️😎👍xx
Thanks - you can not beat a big burl !!
احمد الله انه فيه ترجمه لكي نستطيع متابعة مقاطعكم الجميلة .. تحياتي من الامارات .
Love your glasses, Marianne; they look so cute on you!🙂
Wow amazing walk and trees and rock structures. Hope the crisp dinner was good hehe. X
WOW! what an epic adventure...🌳🚐🌟♥ The beach was beautiful (This is Trudi)
Glad you liked it - Hey Trudi !
That episode was cool. I loved the low tide beach and the bear !
What a stunning walk and beach! Totally majestic! 😍
The 'insect' you saw on the rock is an isopod.. related to 'roly polys' that you will see in most gardens :) ..love your videos especially on the island .. ( i am a bit biased since i live here)
That trip looked like hard work If that was turkey you’d be eating with the locals 😊the bay was beautiful and use are both brave to do that spooky walk and park up in the middle of no where have fun and enjoy thank you both for sharing
Wandering down an abandoned forest road, what could possibly go wrong at Halloween!!! Loved this guys and what an amazing beach and forest. Absolutely stunning. You two are great. Loved this video. Those strawberry (maybe) plants were cool. Again your sunset shots were incredible. Looking forward to watching some of your older journeys xx cheers 🍻
Perfect ending for Halloween.....lost on some road in the woods in the dark. Yep, I don't think I would want to be bending over all the time in a van like that at my age. Take care and Happy Halloween!
Agreed !! 😂👍
Amazing content! Keep coming such videos. Love from India. ❤️
Y’all were really fortunate to be able to borrow the VW camper, your aunt is so nice.
Epic! Great word to describe the beauty of your day. Glorious is another!😃👍 What a lovely adventure, thanks for taking me along!
Glad you enjoyed it
I learned something new today. I never heard of a tree burl before! Very interesting 🙂
Such a beautiful walk and beach. Thank you for taking me along. :)
Glad you enjoyed it
excellent, enjoying the camera work nice one Chris
Hola 👋 from New Mexico! Awesomeness again!🙂Thanks! Praying for the parts to get in SOON! 🙏💖
Awesome! Thank you!
Loved the scenery
You two are epic !!! 😍
Lovely photography folks. x
Wow that Burl is worth a ton of money. I've never seen one that big.
What an amazing place. Thanks for sharing.
One of your best! Beautiful.
Loved those bonsai “trees”.
Me too!
If you get the chance check out the Bay of Fundy in New Brunswick on the east coast, 16 meter tidal surge. One of the seven wonders of the world. Very touristy but worth the trip.👍🏻
sounds great !!!
Spectacular, awesome and beautiful, enjoy 😂
Thanks for sharing!😊
The VW T25 are a great little van, if you don't carry a lot of stuff.
A bike rack on the rear door is useful to carry more gear on..
Bit of an adjustment required when adapting from a Ducato type camper, but most people transition the other way!
They are a tough little van, and better on muddy tracks that the Ducato would be.
Cheers, Nigel in Ireland.
Thank you once again for an absolutely wonderful video! That beach was incredible! Much love to you both and can't wait for the next adventure! ❤️
Glad you enjoyed it
Amazing and beautiful. The forest was awesome. You were v brave. You looked really cute and cosy in the van ❤
A fabulous place !
My kind of walk/nature ♥️ thank you
Great to have you with us 🌷💕
Well I'm glad that you experienced vw van life. ✌
Ha Ha - we did talk about you !! Sending love to the family 🌷🙏
Wonderful video. You two push the envelope. Makes me nervous but makes for a great video. Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Another wonderful adventure guys, a lovely film from you lovely people. Great to see Trudy on the move again through the newsletter too ❤️❤️
amazing scenery and what a beach. was it a bit scary going down the dirt track at night
Wow that was amazing thanks
Worried sick about u both on this walk... 🥴turn around and go back .. 🙏
I was reading the tread newsletter about your progress. Seeing where you are and knowing that where you’re from this may not exist, you may want to look into snow chains or cables so you don’t get stuck. Some states have restrictions so you’ll have to check. You should mainly use them when it is really treacherous driving. Conditions in Northern States can quickly change and become very scary driving even with all season tires. In the western US this is in the mountains and in other states it is during icy or blowing snow. I’ve had several white knuckle conditions where the car doesn’t go where you want it to go. Hope all is well, safe travels my online friends.
Hi David - yep we carry chains and ropes as we drive in Europe in the winter and they are a legal requirement !! 🌷
Very nice video...greetings from Sooke. 😊
Ürkütücü ama harika yerler oraları ilaveten Kanada'nın büyük şehirlerine gitmiyecekmisiniz? Oraları çok daha merak ediyorum. 👍👍👍👍🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷👍👍👍👍
It is not great to be in a city with a van ... and the island is very remote and has beautiful nature 🌷
Lucky can have access to use another van.
We absolutely love the videos! Chris we worry about your health with the sugar issues and what not. Please consider ditching sugar and grains and bad oils. This will help get rid of diabetes and many other illnesses. Take care-we look forward to many more vids!
Thanks for caring guys 🙌
Wow, that was an adventure! We find that the best places are always down the end of a dirt road (in New Zealand at least). Always worth getting off the beaten track. Great episode and glad you didn’t stay in those creepy woods. Fitting for Halloween though.
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
Enjoying the VW. Tried & tested its a great an to travel in. 🤓
My favourite kind of forest! :)
Wow amazing.
Just beautiful you guys are the best thank you 🙏🏾 😊🎃happy Halloween 🎃🎃
Happy holidays!
@@TREADtheglobe thank you 😀😀♥️♥️🙏🏾🦋
Don't worry about black bears, they are more scared of you. Black Bears will avoid encounters with people unless it's a sow with cubs. Then she will defend her cubs from any potential threats.
You need to respect and keep safe distance to observe all wildlife in nature. To say (one size fits all reference to) black bears 🐻 , not to worry or concern yourself with being around then is a false statement. Where I lived in several states, frequent with black beats coming close to houses, has always been public media warnings ⚠️ to keep food in heavy sealed containers and have proper "bear preventive" garbage containers. Where I live now, again we get warning updates where black bears have been spotted. Our summer here has no rain, the rivers, streams dried up and lakes levels very low. This late fall, bears spotted in open garages, and around bird feeders. They are starving looking for any type food. Here it's too warm over winter to hibernate. So we have Beware bear caution signs posted several places were I live.
@@lauralarson3490 I have lived in Black Bear country most of my life. They will raid your garbage or your vegetable garden. But they don't come around if they know a man is there. I shout out the door will send them running. But don't do it to a sow with cubs, and always give them an escape path. Grizzly/Brown Bears are an entirely different matter.
Does the roof not go up, it looks like it should
Yes it does ... but it was so cold !! we tried to keep the heat in 😂
giant bonsai ?
Brave
What a lucky coincidence, here is me getting ready for my Sunday afternoon nap and you two pop up and I must be in the first few to post a reply.
Some 3 minutes and 20 seconds into your video, you come to a stop sign, after you fuel the van...
I Googled the WAL'A on that stop sign, but found nothing.
Were you guys able to find out why they display the stop sign like that and what does that WAL'A mean???
Is it like in a native American language???
I was concerned that you were going to touch the mushrooms. Unless you know what it is, you have treat it as if it is poisonous
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Merhaba.
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What happened to Trudy??
They are waiting for parts to be shipped.
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❤️❤️💚💚👍👍
So beautiful...but very terrifying the potential of meeting bears and wild cats keeps me far far away from this journey
Hey guys please be careful out there .I was listening to a podcast last night .The topic was about people disappearing into the thin air .Some of them turned up dead some were never found dead or alive .There is a high concentration in Vancouver Island .Just saying .
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