Beautiful sunrise behind your home away from home. It warms my heart watching you and Gypsy enjoying your time together. If you are traveling alone, then a pup is a great companion. Watching you move your solar panels in order to harvest that renewable energy means that you are getting your camp together so that you can enjoy your time in the woods even more. If only such luxuries had been available back in the day? Once you get some insulation in the walls, floor and ceiling, it will be a game changer. Great videos Marc, I really do enjoy them. 👍
Thanks, Keith! The 6x10 does have 1 inch of foamboard insulation in all of the walls and ceiling. I'll be putting some under the floor sometime this year. Solar panels, fancy batteries, tiny cameras that record amazing images, drones that fly and record videos.. It just goes on and on. The abilities of modern technology was a driving factor when I was contemplating if I wanted to attempt making a RUclips channel such as this one.
That is an awesome camper setup! Would not have thought to use a utility trailer! Great set up for cooking too! Worse mistake I ever made was to get a one gallon camp coffee pot for a large group! Took way too long to come to a boil in cold weather lol. Learned to use two smaller coffee pots! I really liked the idea of the solar power too. Nice screen door!
Thanks, Patricia! There's a not so small, and growing segment of the RV crowd utilizing cargo trailer conversions these days. Ruggedly built and easy to work on, usually low cost. You can make it as fancy or as basic as you like. Take out all the electronics and gear and my build might be only $6000. That's pretty inexpensive for a little toy-hauler/camper. Does take a bit of time and effort though.. That 12 cup percolator might be a little too big for myself. They do sell an 8 cup version, perhaps I'll check it out some day. I do use a small french press coffee maker for smaller amounts. Camping without bug screens, seems like that would not be too fun. I love nature and even bugs, but I don't want flies in my tent or trailer. Bugs do still get in sometimes, I think Gypsy brings them in. :D
Cold morning. Hot coffee. Makes the world go 'round.
Especially on cold mornings. :D
Beautiful sunrise behind your home away from home.
It warms my heart watching you and Gypsy enjoying your time together. If you are traveling alone, then a pup is a great companion.
Watching you move your solar panels in order to harvest that renewable energy means that you are getting your camp together so that you can enjoy your time in the woods even more. If only such luxuries had been available back in the day? Once you get some insulation in the walls, floor and ceiling, it will be a game changer.
Great videos Marc, I really do enjoy them. 👍
Thanks, Keith!
The 6x10 does have 1 inch of foamboard insulation in all of the walls and ceiling. I'll be putting some under the floor sometime this year.
Solar panels, fancy batteries, tiny cameras that record amazing images, drones that fly and record videos.. It just goes on and on. The abilities of modern technology was a driving factor when I was contemplating if I wanted to attempt making a RUclips channel such as this one.
@@camplapidary You have certainly got my interest, good luck with channel. 🤞
That is an awesome camper setup! Would not have thought to use a utility trailer! Great set up for cooking too! Worse mistake I ever made was to get a one gallon camp coffee pot for a large group! Took way too long to come to a boil in cold weather lol. Learned to use two smaller coffee pots! I really liked the idea of the solar power too. Nice screen door!
Thanks, Patricia!
There's a not so small, and growing segment of the RV crowd utilizing cargo trailer conversions these days. Ruggedly built and easy to work on, usually low cost. You can make it as fancy or as basic as you like. Take out all the electronics and gear and my build might be only $6000. That's pretty inexpensive for a little toy-hauler/camper. Does take a bit of time and effort though..
That 12 cup percolator might be a little too big for myself. They do sell an 8 cup version, perhaps I'll check it out some day. I do use a small french press coffee maker for smaller amounts.
Camping without bug screens, seems like that would not be too fun. I love nature and even bugs, but I don't want flies in my tent or trailer. Bugs do still get in sometimes, I think Gypsy brings them in. :D
I thought I had this video scheduled to come online at 6am this morning. Instead it came on at midnight... Perhaps I misclicked something.