Thank you. We're glad to have you with us. We love Germany. We appreciate you continuing to watch, like, and comments. It makes us happy to have you as subscribers.
Were you at Stubb Stewart SP? We were there just before it closed back in March. We love it there and the last time I looked it was still closed. Safe travels
we are new to rv ing but lots of camping time so far our green mtn smoker and grill bring a nice touch our zero g chairs have come in very handy safe travels
@@Wildonthego we have now been to Saratoga ny southern New Hampshire and are now spending at least the next month in the pa mtns we have had some minor hick ups but nothing we could not take care of all our best oh we have a closing date on our house getting closer to full timing safe travels
That's a great layout , i like the outside popup model you use .. they work very well .. On the smaller bulk propane tank, around 16 years ago i bought one just like the model you have , i runs me all season for cooking and when empty is $3.45 to refill it .. So much easier to store and use it even when full , just got tired of the 5 gallon models just to big and hard to store .. I went to Therm-o-Rest inflatable seat pads maybe 18 years ago , insulated and half a dozen puffs of air it's ready to sit on and stores rolled up in a small package until the next frozen rock or log i want to sit down on .. great camp , i like the led lights , that's the way to go ..
Glad to hear from you the video and the camp site is really cool everything I saw was neat the baby dear and mother taking a break from standing up and the puppy looked like he was relaxing he's a cute little boy well you be careful stay safe and i can't wait for the next video be good Rick
Great idea on the seating pads! My favorite gear is a roll up aluminum table used for cooking - it holds the gas grill and either a 2-burner Coleman stove or an induction cooktop. Another fave is the Clam Escape Sky model. We can throw a roof on it if it is going to rain, otherwise, it lets a lot of air through.
Good stuff, Bernie! Nice to see your setup. Love those little screened in areas to sit in! Great to see yours ... and you KNOW Im a fan of the 10 minute or less video! 😄
Jim Brown me too - because at night I tell myself “one more video” (about five times) and those long videos can create havoc when I have to get up for work the next morning 😂
Thanks for connecting with us. We're glad you found us. Yes, we checked this one out: amzn.to/39a1ot9. It's nice. Thanks for watching and for commenting. Happy travels.
Love the setup! Some great recommendations in your video. For the grill setup, I would suggest you look into the POP-UP-PIT on amazon. It's a firepit and grill all in one! I will usually cook on the grill then remove the grates and throw some firewood on for a nice campfire while I eat! =) - bloggin brandi
Thanks. The Popup Pit amzn.to/3eG9Ql0 is nice. We actually carry a simple grate that we can place over a fire pit, but the popup is more versatile. We appreciate your feedback and tips.
We agree. Thanks and we hope the same for you and yours. It's actually a non-public site in northwest Oregon that we were fortunate to enjoy. Thanks for watching and for commenting.
Wow - the deer! No matter how many times I see them, it makes me happy - like dolphins off the bow of our boat! And wine in a hammock. I love all of your outdoor gear - we have some similar items (friend gave us a pop up canopy and I had no idea how much I would love it). Also love our propane fire pit. Questions for you - How long are you staying in this spot and what is your average number of nights in each spot? We are not full-time so tend to stay 1 to 3 nights in a spot, but I love getting set up outside no matter how long we are there.
We're unsure about duration at this time. Things are so crazy now - hard to plan. When we're exploring an area, we'll stay anywhere from two nights to a week. We've stayed much longer when exploring a region. We enjoy the exploration and adventure more than the driving the RV around. Thanks for watching this one and for sharing your comments. Happy travels.
Those mats are a good idea. I have used them when gardening. Love the trail cam footage. Is that much different than just using a go-pro (or knock-off)?
Go pros are great since they are compact and some of the knock offs are just as good IMO, but I use just a sony digital camera in movie mode to make all of my videos and it works great! - bloggin brandi
A common trail camera is setup to detect motion to trigger the capture of images and/or video clips. They also may have IR lighting for night captures. Here are some examples: amzn.to/2Z6ePqK. The one we used that captured the deer clips in this video is the following: amzn.to/2ZKivxg. We're glad you enjoyed this video.
Beautiful campsite. Love the ending, the deer always add to the joy of camping!
Thanks. Yes, we agree. We love visits from the wildlife - especially when they behave. :)
What a beautiful campsite. Best regards from Germany. We Love watching your videos. 👍
Thank you. We're glad to have you with us. We love Germany. We appreciate you continuing to watch, like, and comments. It makes us happy to have you as subscribers.
Were you at Stubb Stewart SP? We were there just before it closed back in March. We love it there and the last time I looked it was still closed. Safe travels
Yes, great place. Thanks for watching, liking, commenting, and subscribing.
Awesome place and set up!!!!!
Great video.... 👍👍😍😍
Thank you. We appreciate your kind feedback. Happy travels.
we are new to rv ing but lots of camping time so far our green mtn smoker and grill bring a nice touch our zero g chairs have come in very handy safe travels
Seems like you're enjoying some good gear and good times. Thanks for watching this one, Allan. We always appreciate your comments.
@@Wildonthego we have now been to Saratoga ny southern New Hampshire and are now spending at least the next month in the
pa mtns we have had some minor hick ups but nothing we could not take care of all our best oh we have a closing date on our house getting closer to full timing
safe travels
That's a great layout , i like the outside popup model you use .. they work very well .. On the smaller bulk propane tank, around 16 years ago i bought one just like the model you have , i runs me all season for cooking and when empty is $3.45 to refill it .. So much easier to store and use it even when full , just got tired of the 5 gallon models just to big and hard to store .. I went to Therm-o-Rest inflatable seat pads maybe 18 years ago , insulated and half a dozen puffs of air it's ready to sit on and stores rolled up in a small package until the next frozen rock or log i want to sit down on .. great camp , i like the led lights , that's the way to go ..
Good gear, Norman. We have some thermarest pads too. We generally taking them with us on excursions.
Glad to hear from you the video and the camp site is really cool everything I saw was neat the baby dear and mother taking a break from standing up and the puppy looked like he was relaxing he's a cute little boy well you be careful stay safe and i can't wait for the next video be good Rick
Thanks for watching this one, Rick. We appreciate your comments. We hope stay well.
What a great campsite and setup!!!! We are planning to go out camping/rving again once everything gets back to normal again.
Let's hope that's in the near future. Thanks for watching this one and for taking the time to comment. We hope you stay well.
I absolutely love your Camp site.. thanks for sharing
We sure love it too. Thanks for watching, liking, commenting, and subscribing. We hope you stay well.
Great idea on the seating pads! My favorite gear is a roll up aluminum table used for cooking - it holds the gas grill and either a 2-burner Coleman stove or an induction cooktop. Another fave is the Clam Escape Sky model. We can throw a roof on it if it is going to rain, otherwise, it lets a lot of air through.
Eileen Brown we have a table like that as well - great for playing cards in the afternoon too!
The Escape Sky amzn.to/39a1ot9 really allows air movement while mitigating bug troubles. Thanks for watching, liking, commenting, and subscribing.
Good stuff, Bernie! Nice to see your setup. Love those little screened in areas to sit in! Great to see yours ... and you KNOW Im a fan of the 10 minute or less video! 😄
Jim Brown me too - because at night I tell myself “one more video” (about five times) and those long videos can create havoc when I have to get up for work the next morning 😂
Thanks, Jim. We're glad you enjoyed it.
Great ideas, thanks!
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching, liking, commenting, and subscribing.
New sub here! Have you checked out the clam as a new shade environment? You might like it. Very nice set up and gear. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for connecting with us. We're glad you found us. Yes, we checked this one out: amzn.to/39a1ot9. It's nice. Thanks for watching and for commenting. Happy travels.
Love the setup! Some great recommendations in your video. For the grill setup, I would suggest you look into the POP-UP-PIT on amazon. It's a firepit and grill all in one! I will usually cook on the grill then remove the grates and throw some firewood on for a nice campfire while I eat! =) - bloggin brandi
Thanks. The Popup Pit amzn.to/3eG9Ql0 is nice. We actually carry a simple grate that we can place over a fire pit, but the popup is more versatile. We appreciate your feedback and tips.
Beautiful campsite! Beautiful deer! Looks so peaceful. Hope you two, and Barkley, are staying safe and healthy! Where is that campground?
We agree. Thanks and we hope the same for you and yours. It's actually a non-public site in northwest Oregon that we were fortunate to enjoy. Thanks for watching and for commenting.
Wow - the deer! No matter how many times I see them, it makes me happy - like dolphins off the bow of our boat! And wine in a hammock. I love all of your outdoor gear - we have some similar items (friend gave us a pop up canopy and I had no idea how much I would love it). Also love our propane fire pit. Questions for you - How long are you staying in this spot and what is your average number of nights in each spot? We are not full-time so tend to stay 1 to 3 nights in a spot, but I love getting set up outside no matter how long we are there.
We're unsure about duration at this time. Things are so crazy now - hard to plan. When we're exploring an area, we'll stay anywhere from two nights to a week. We've stayed much longer when exploring a region. We enjoy the exploration and adventure more than the driving the RV around. Thanks for watching this one and for sharing your comments. Happy travels.
I’m thinking of going with the 11 pound tank. Not as big as a 20 but bigger than the 5. We use propane for the fire pit too
We use an 11#er also for our grill. I just knew Bernie had that cloak over his hammock for a reason.
Good size - especially with your additional need/usage. Thanks for watching this one and for commenting.
LOL
What a beautiful campsite. Oregon?
Sandy Lake I want to know where this is too! We love Oregon.
Yes, it is! We're enjoying wilderness areas and cooler temps. Thanks for watching this one.
What's a good type of outdoor flooring other than indoor/outdoor carpeting?
Those mats are a good idea. I have used them when gardening. Love the trail cam footage. Is that much different than just using a go-pro (or knock-off)?
Go pros are great since they are compact and some of the knock offs are just as good IMO, but I use just a sony digital camera in movie mode to make all of my videos and it works great! - bloggin brandi
A common trail camera is setup to detect motion to trigger the capture of images and/or video clips. They also may have IR lighting for night captures. Here are some examples: amzn.to/2Z6ePqK. The one we used that captured the deer clips in this video is the following: amzn.to/2ZKivxg. We're glad you enjoyed this video.
@@Wildonthego Very cool. Thank you!
Quit hoggin' th' bubbly, Berrnie!!! ;)
John E Baker III 😂
LOL. Got caught! Thanks for watching, liking, commenting, and subscribing.