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- Опубликовано: 5 мар 2021
- If you are new to vanlife but not a full time vanlifer what do you need on an extended trip ? In this video we share what we take on our trips which can be up to 5 weeks long.
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Wish I was that organized, you have got that down to a fine art. Must be great having a dedicated leisure vehicle with most things in there just add a few bits & pieces & your off. 👍😁
Yes we can be off on a trip very quickly and we will be off like a shot when we are allowed to. RUclips is weird as we are able to reply to your comment today. Result 😏👍
Wow those travel pants are amazing 5 pairs packs so small 😊
Best bit of advice. Take 1/2 of what you think you will need😊
So true Helen 👍🙂
Just one spare sock?
Timely film!!! Thanks Ken and Carol. Some great hints and tips there
Thanks Bernie 😀👍
Enjoying your vlogs throughout Ireland 🇮🇪 I have the same camper van but in the states outfitted by a company called #reconcampers I just completed a trip Olympic, Yellowstone, Yosemite, Great Basin, Zion National Parks. Washington State, Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, California, Nevada, and Utah. It’s a strong little van, it got me through some rough dirt roads, up mountains, vast stretches of desert. Great little van NV200. 🍻
Wow, that sounds like quite a trip. Glad to hear the NV200 was up to the challenge. That gives us confidence for when we can get across to the continent of Europe and explore more countries. Wishing you many more happy and safe travels 🙂👍
I could learn from this video because I always take too much. I was a scout with "be prepared" ringing in my ears. I was exactly the same at work, too many tools and materials.
When we had the caravan we used to take so many clothes to be prepared for all weathers and situations. We always came home with a load of stuff we hadn’t worn. Now we have the little camper we are careful to only pack what we know will will wear and no extras!😄👍
Wow what a great way you have of storing your cloths Carol and Ken. When the time comes circus to have our motor home i have some good ideas as to what I want to do in the garage part regarding storage especially when I buy a spare wheel lol ...it keeps my excitement going knowing one day rose and my self will be out there making our memories together and enjoying life on the road 😀
Needs must with so little space. May your motor home turn up asap 😁👍
Excellent, so organised. My wife says that Carol is a woman after her own heart.
Thanks Robert. Carol does like to have everything put in its place 😁👍
Surprising how much you don’t really need!!!
Love it “In my bag” says Ken 🙀😂🤣
Great video you guys!!!!! West🧡🐶🏴☀️x
Thanks for watching and commenting. Glad you enjoyed it 😀👍
Great advice and so well organised.
Fantastic.
Woooooooow! Simply brilliant! 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you! 😃
Thanks ever so much for taking the time to make this video! We have recently downsized from a big motorhome to a campervan and your video has been very helpful. At least now I know what is practical and works, instead of what I was doing in the MH and packing in far too much clothes just ‘in case’.
We take very little with us now 😁👍. We used to take loads when we had the caravan
very well organised. better than putting them in plastic containers.
Yes, the packing cubes take up much less room and you can squeeze a lot of the air out to compact them down 👍🙂
Fab vid thanks for advice feel more comfortable with the wild life 😊
Always great and informative for people to use
Thanks for watching 🙂👍
@@LifeistooshortCK always make life enjoyable under this lockdown
That was quick!
As I suspected a very sensible tried and tested attitude to clothing and quite similar to our own. Two pairs of trousers is almost always enough especially as walking trousers are quick to wash and dry if needed. Also go down the layering approach using only a thin waterproof as an outer layer and windproofer, we then like long sleeve base layers followed usually by a down jacket for warmth.
It was a great suggestion for a video and an easy one to make during lockdown. Many thanks for the suggestion 👍😁
Great tips and thanks for sharing...
Thanks Eleanor 👍🙂
Very nice thanks for sharing 👍
Cheers Rod 🙂👍
I remember when we used to go camping in a tent.....5 mtr X 5 mtr frame tent we used to take far to many shoes.....trainers and some decent going out shoes in case we went anywhere posh to eat...which we never did...but all the same we had some good times in the tent...happy days.
We were the same with the caravan. Just because we had the space we packed for every eventuality that never happened and just had to unpack a load of stuff we never used when we got home 😄👍
Really interesting and educational.Thank for teaching how to pack .
Glad you found it useful 🙂
Great advice thank you Ken & Carol 😊
Thanks for watching Elizabeth 👍🙂
Very worthwhile viewing. Organised and simple. Thank you.
Thanks for watching 🙂👍
Useful thanks
You’re welcome 😊
Very insightful. You must be very disciplined. I tend to be the opposite, if I see a space, no matter how small I'll find something to put in it. You've given us food for thought.
Thanks Richard. With such a small van there isn’t really any spare space and everything has to be put away after use or there wouldn’t be any room to move! 😆
interesting video
enjoy your day.
Thanks Moira, you too 🙂👍
Thanx, you have opened our eyes. We will go trough our van and not only for clothes. You are very good organized.
Thanks Hans. We have to be organised with such a small van. It took a while to rearrange things to make best use of the available space and we are still making changes with each trip 😊
Ty i live full time in my campervan ur video really inspired me for clothes organisation
Thanks for watching. Glad you found it useful. You seem to cope well living full time in a small campervan 👍🙂
There's an age-old saying in Norway "No such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing".
I think you have clothing under control but I will do my part for sheep farmers and suggest that you invest in wool.
Layers of wool in summer or winter are anti-microbial and will keep you more cosy and comfortable.
It's amazing how thin and comfy wool garments can be these days. Just don't buy Chinese.
Good tips Ade. We have just switched to wool bedding and my new wool pillow is amazing. Need to switch the rest over time 👍
@@LifeistooshortCK what type of wool bedding did you go for and were from? I would love to get some for our new campervan. Many thanks in advance.
@@Hrustanovic033 we bought wool pillows, mattress topper and all seasons duvet from www.thewoolroom.com
We bought the Deluxe range because it is machine washable.
So far we have only used one layer of the duvet and it has been plenty warm enough so not sure if we will need both layers in the winter.
Now look what you have done lol Jane then wanted to know about clothes and what you take so we then watched this lol she is now adding things to her Amazon basket. We now want to know where Ken gets those trousers from to
Hope you’ve got deep pockets then Stew 😂 The trousers we take away are usually Craghoppers because they are lightweight and quick drying.
Wow you two are so organised, we take far to much. Some good tips there so thanks for that.
Thanks Mark. We have to be organised when living in such a small space. Glad you found it useful 🙂👍
Been watching your videos for a few weeks now and really love them. This one has proved invaluable as we are going away in our partially converted van in the coming week. Meticulous planning...loved it!
Good to hear they have been of use Simon. All the best for that trip in your van. 👍
Very helpful coverage of an important subject for us in small campers. I usually come away from your videos remembering something else I meant to buy! Today, it’s waterproof bags and a mozzie net particularly for adventures in Scotland (hopefully not long off). Cheers 👍
Thanks for watching and glad you found it useful. Yes, definitely need the midge nets for Scotland. Safe and happy travels when you are able 😀👍
Excellent advise....as normal..Cant wait till u are back on your trips..☘
Thanks Mary, nor can we 😊👍
Very informative. I heartily agree that you should pack light.
Thanks Ian 🙂👍
That was very good you have it all worked out to a T , I am the same when I travel I only take a small carry on when I go to the Philippines for 3 to 4 months I find the less I take the less I need , I have friend here with camper vans / motorhomes and they have so much stuff that they never use and of course it all adds to the weight , Have a great weekend and take care .
Cheers Shaun. It’s definitely much less hassle all round travelling light. Stay safe and enjoy the rest of your weekend 🙂👍
Yes, Crocs are essential for me for getting in and out of the car. Once I'm "at camp" it's all Crocs for me. So useful whatever the wheather and fairly indestructible.
Will definitely have to buy a new pair before our next trip 😀👍
I always take my Crocs on holidays. Brilliant for the beach and walking. Very easy to clean.
Hi 🙋♀️ Ken and Carol. Hopefully your both keeping well? I would need to take this on board. I pack way too much for a 2 week holiday. I do use the packing cubes and pouches. Loved your vlog.👍🏻
Hi Charmaine. Thanks for watching. We are both keeping well thank you. We are all guilty of taking too much clothing on holiday but we are learning what works and surprisingly how little you need. The packing cubes are definitely a winner. Take care 🙂👍
Thank you for your engaging blogs and the information that they provide. I'm particularly intrigued as I purchased a similar NV200 conversion from our friendly Horsham providers only a year ago and due to varied circumstances I've only managed 5 nights away. I'm new to this world and I must congratulate you in managing so well for the two of you as I'm solo and certain things do chafe but I appreciate that it's a learning curve - part of the fun. I considering getting a dog to accompany me in future and I was wondering if you or other readers can provide some useful pointers. Thanks.
Thanks for watching Len. Hope you can get out again in your NV200 soon. We have never had a dog ourselves but there are plenty of people who travel with them in campervans. We belong to a friendly Facebook group “Nissan NV200 Pop Top & Standard Campervans UK”. The guy who runs it, called Christian Lewis has a Miniature Schnauzer and I’m sure he could answer any questions you have 🙂
Great tips. Love that the Bras were in Ken’s bag. 😂😂😂Really enjoying your vlogs especially when you have days out in Sussex. You should plan a day at Crowlink. Awesome walks down to Birling Gap and the seven sisters, or up to Belle Tout and beachy head. Would make my husbands day to see your little red van parked up in our little NT car park at Crowlink.
That would be a good location to visit. We have never been there so it will be high on the list. Make sure you say hello if you see us 👍
Nice video.
Thanks Imran 😊
Another great video Ken and Carol. I always look forward to your adventures and tips. (Your microphones were the wrong way round though, Carol was in my right ear and Ken in my left which sounded odd) Thanks for all of your content :-)
Yes I just realised about the mics, teach me to play it on the tv before rendering it. I didn’t notice it until it was too late. Easy fix in the edit as well 😏👍
Brilliant video and ideas! Thanks. Got far too much in my van!
Glad you found it useful Diana. Thanks for watching 🙂👍
Greetings from Australia 🇦🇺 👋🏻👋🏻
I accidentally stumbled upon your channel, watched several videos, loved them, subscribed! I am an avid international traveller, but a car-camping-virgin”. Would be great if you could give more car-camping tips.
Many thanks and stay safe!
Hi Asahi. Welcome to the channel and thanks for subscribing, it really helps us 👍 Greetings to you in Australia, take care 🙂
very organised, I think quality over quantity is the rule, another interesting video, not long now before campers perform their version of the " Charge of the Light Brigade' 👍😁
Thanks Kieran. Yes it is going to be all systems and motorhomes go here in England on 12th April 🤞😀
Ahoy Pirates! .) Mother Sea doesn't allow much stuff on board and I've always been 100%ly comfy with that. Same with flying - which I love - always just one small rucksack I can carry on with me. Aye! Thanks for the lovely narration Carol, you are still the most badass woman on board! big bear hugs from Capt. of the Blackthorne
Thanks Capt Kata. Hope you can return to the high seas soon. Take care 😀👍
Well organized. You are absolutely right, I also used to take too much, but in reality you don't need to. Take care👍
We are certainly learning to travel with less all the time Anita. Best wishes to you 🙂👍
@@LifeistooshortCK and to you too👍
I usually go camping every six weeks to the Lake District with my cat and dog. I usually bring everything, the kitchen sink. I need to cut back on the clothes being taken. Very useful video.
Thanks Denise, glad you found it useful. How lovely to be camping in the Lake District every six weeks with your cat and dog. Hope you can be out and about again soon. Take care 🙂👍
Yes, I agree. Been to Ireland twice, 14 days each time. Took 4 outfits plus what was on me already. Wore the most comfortable outfit for the flight. Took an extra pair of shoes ( it is a bit soggy in Ireland sometimes!) wire the light jacket on the plane as well. We could do laundry while there so why bring my whole wardrobe?? We were there to see the beautiful country not be fashionable! Haha. Good advice you gave! I hear you might be able to travel around April 12!! Yahoo! Take care, Mary
In Northern Ireland or Ireland you get all the four seasons in one day. You must love the rain weather.
You were very sensible Mary. We are keeping our fingers crossed for 12th April being the day we are allowed to travel again. Carol is having her first jab on 14th March and I have already had mine so we will be good to go. Take care 🙂👍
Very nice, thank you. I use clear zip lock bags as packing cubes. When you said "pants", I thought - why are they so small?! Then I remembered that in UK English, pants = underpants. In my mind, pants = trousers (🇺🇸 English). My trips are mostly backpacking trips, and I usually pack 1 or 2 outfits that end up not being used. Uggh! Hope the CV situation eases there soon. We've had the delivery of thr AZ vaccine a few days ago, and vaccination is underway. Cheers & stay safe! 😊 👍🍰🌞🇵🇭
Haha, yes in England pants are also knickers for ladies 😆 Good news on the vaccination situation, hope you get yours soon. Best wishes to you in sunny Philippines 🙂👍
This was a great video, thank you so much for sharing it with us. I love your idea of rolling the socks with the pants that is something I will do in the future. Your waterproof bag is a great idea as well and I love the way you can get all the air out of it. This must’ve taken a long time to film so thank you very much it was very interesting and as you say I’m sure we take far too much with us, I know I do. When you say you wash all the clothes after you have run out, do you mean that you find a Laundrette and wash the clothes whilst you’re away or do you mean that you wash them when you get home? Xx
Hi Tina. Thanks for watching and glad you found it of interest. We could probably manage about 2 weeks and wait until we got home to do the clothes washing. Any longer than that we find a launderette to wash and dry clothes and bedding. We used Revolution Laundry in Ireland which was really good 🙂
Thanks for the ideas! I got my first COVID shot and we have a plan for our first trip ever at the end of the month. I'll see if I can't figure out our new camera and make an attempt at a So. Cal. camping video.
Good to hear you have the first shot. I have had mine and Carol gets hers in a few days. I bet you can’t wait to try the van. I certainly recommend filming it. Makes a great memory. 👍
I was wondering about how you fit your clothes into that small space. I'm far away from that minimalistic setup yet, but I'm improving. Thanks for sharing.
It’s surprising how much you can fit in that cupboard. The packing cubes really help keep everything compact and organised. 🙂
My clothes are far too bulky in size and fabric! You obviously have specialist lightweight clothing, maybe explaining these brands could be next video? 👍🏻
We buy most of our clothes from outdoor clothing specialists like Mountain Warehouse or Go Outdoors and some from high street retailers like Marks and Spencer or Fat Face 😊
So organised! we should all take a leaf out of your book👍 just a suggestion why not try merino clothing? it's warm and comfortable, bet it gets cold in the van in Winter!
Merino is super comfortable but I think it needs careful washing which we cannot guarantee on the road.
TIL what a jumper is. 👍 😁
TIL what TIL means 😁👍
I was just going through my wardrobe to see what I need for the summer, ready for when the shops re-open and then I saw your video! I had to look up what a ‘buff’ is, can’t believe I haven’t heard of one of those. What make are the packing cubes please (& those pants Carol?!) some great ideas, thank you. I’ve just booked a few days away in Wales at the end of April so fingers crossed. X
Hi Louise. Thanks for watching. The packing cubes are a brand called Osprey and the pants are by Donpapa and were bought off Amazon. They don’t seem to make the exact same ones anymore. There is a link to our Amazon storefront in the video description if you want to check them out.
Hope you get your trip to Wales, it’s great to have that to look forward to 😀👍
Thank you very much for your reply. I’ll take a look through your link. I’m really looking forward to some sea air! Good luck with planning your next trip too. X
Hello Ken and Carol, thanks for this information. After many delays we are a couple of weeks away from collecting our converted NV200 so your video was very timely and helpful. We have yet to explore our available storage space but recommendations from your experience of a similar van are incredibly valuable. Who’d have thought that packing clothes could be so useful, lols! Would be interested to know where you store your bedding after a nights’ sleep, and additionally, is it possible to use the space under the pop-top/bed boards as temporary storage?
Our bedding is compressed into a couple of dry sacks and kept on the rear bench seat. Things can fall out when you open the doors so even if they fell in a muddy puddle the bedding would be ok. When the roof is up there is plenty of room over the cab to get stuff out of the way and a smaller amount at the rear. With roof boards then its a huge area for stuff. We dont take our roof boards though. With the roof down there is no storage space up there at all.
fantastic storage ideas. Where would i purchase the bags that you have the big blue ones you squash the airout and clip together do they have specific name thanks.
They are Exped Ultralite Fold-dry bags. We have the purple one. There is a link to them in our Amazon storefront in the video description.
Excellent video. I alway fret abouyt shoes and jackets, end up taking too many. We are off to The Long Mynd - (your fault) in a couple of days just for the weekend. It should be warm though. What about, your pots, pans, plates, mugs, electronics - have you done, or will do a video on these?
It is surprising how little stuff you can manage with. As I write this we are washing all the clothes we took with us on this trip apart from what we are wearing! No need for any spare stuff. Might do another video on what else we pack at some point 🙂
Great video Ken and Carol. In the past I have been remiss in not mentioning Carol. Sorry about that. Stay safe.
No worries Larry. Thanks for watching and your comments. Take care 🙂👍
@@LifeistooshortCK thanks. You too.
Is there a link for the waterproof squash air out of big bags? They are so useful. Great video.
Thanks Juanita. The waterproof bag we use for packing our coats is by Exped. I have put a link in our Amazon storefront in the video description 🙂👍
When I done mine I’ve got my mate that works for the police mechanic he reset programmed when on the van you might have to have a specialist computer My little One did not do it good luck don’t give up there is an end at the tunnel 👍🙏
Terry was this comment meant for a different video 😁👍
No that was meant for you but it was about the van repair that you need to do
Hi Ken and Carol. I’m looking to start preparing packing clothing for the new van and like the osprey packing cubes you have shown for your clothes in this video . It looks from the video that you have different sized cubes and I have been researching the osprey options. Did you by any chance get the osprey ultralight packing cube set as I figured I could use the smaller ones for socks and pants, the middle one for t shirts, the larger one for shorts and/or trousers. All rolled up in the cubes would take minimal space and on Amazon is around 26 quid so just wanted to know if that’s the set you bought ? many thanks, Gary
I am sure that set would be fine Gary. We bought ours in dribs and drabs on our travels and some on Amazon. Details are on our Amazon affiliate page, link in the description. 👍
You need to bring your big jumper, and rain jacket at any time of year if you come to Scotland 🥺😳😬
Thanks for that guys.
Thanks Douglas, we’ll bear that in mind. We already have the midge nets ready 👍🙂
@@LifeistooshortCK that is definitely the thing you need the most for the west coast here,
They have teeth the size of crocodiles,
And ps it's only the female midge that bites 😬
@@douglashouston81 good to know, we’ll avoid the female ones 😉👍
Really inspired me to go to my van & review my “stay in van clothing” thanks. I have no idea what the buff cloth is for though?
Google "Buff neckwear". Multi purpose neck/head/face covering.
A “Buff” is a fabric tube that has many uses in all seasons. It can be used to keep your neck, face and head warm, dry and protected from the sun. Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed the video🙂👍
@@simonbaxter8585 thanks so much, I had googled buff cloth but it came up with polishing cars 😆 had no idea it was a neck cloth at the time 👍🏻
Thats a great video, where do you buy the black bags you put your clothes in is it all in your Amazon link ?, I tow a folding camper so I am taking your tips cutting down on unnecessary items i do not need, thanks for that, regards to you both, colin.
Hi Colin. The packing cubes are by Osprey. They are in our Amazon storefront, link in the description. Best wishes to you and hope you can have fun in your folding camper soon 🙂👍
Almost a carbon copy of our clothing arrangements. Great minds and all that.
Great minds indeed 😁 Hope you, Trish and Kiera are keeping well.
Hi guys, I checked out your Amazon link (thanks heaos) but couldn't see the female travel knickers that Carol mentioned. Could you please let me know where you bought them? Many thanks, Gael 😊
Hi Gael, I (Carol) did buy them off Amazon but I can’t seem to add them into our storefront. Hopefully this link will work 🤞
www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07WGFV888/ref=ppx_od_dt_b_asin_title_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
A question about your Lifeventure towel. What size do you recommend and do you find it efficient? Thank you.
Yes they are very efficient. We have the largest towels and they easily dry you off after a swim or shower. We use the small hand towels as facecloths when we wash. They are lovely and soft and seem very resilient seeing how often we steam them to kill any bacteria. See the link in the description for our Amazon storefront if you want any more details. 👍
What make are the bags that you use for the clothes, they look ideal for me?
Have a look at the link in the video description Ann. They are in there 👍
What I tend to do is not take seperate nightwear. I take dark coloured cotton jersey trousers & I take deep coloured cotton t shirts. Both these items can be worn day or night. If I am only going somewhere for the weekend I do not need to take a third pair of trousers. I have one set of day clothes & a slightly thinner set of night clothes & the night trousers are adequate to use instead of the day trousers should they get wet or dirty. So if I get soaked with rain, or someone pours soup over me, I have a change of clothes, without having to take another set of clothing.
This is quite important as sometimes when I am going somewhere I am going on an Ki Aikido course which means I also have to carry my Aikido kit. I do also carry an extra top & extra underwear & if I can fit them in I include a pair of shorts, 'just in case'. I include two long sleeved tops of some type & wear a fleece gilet with zipped pockets, in which I usually carry my phone & cash. I use jackets rather than jumpers as they can be zipped & unzipped according to temperature.
I think we are now very similar as things have developed since that episode. Too much clothing and the cupboards become frustrating to use.👍
@@LifeistooshortCK I think it is amazing how organized you both are in that small amount of space. Real work must have taken place to acheive that.
@@sarahstrong7174 it’s a good job we like each other 😊 You just have to accept that everything has to be put back in its place and doing anything takes longer than normal 🙂
@@LifeistooshortCK Everything does take longer. I do not have a camper-van, or even a car. So my limit is just what I can carry. Which is a lot less than it used to be. But of course any item I require is always at the bottom of my bag & despite organising my bag a bit with inner bags with certain categories of items in, it can take ages to find the necessary item & put everything back.
Watchya Ken you and Carol are the masters of minimalism with TLRC Nice video, and insight to your Bra’s Ken ( not my colour ) lol Im dreading the day of downsizing my past life Wants ?To my new life Needs ? For Full time vanlife ? Have a great weekend Hugs Stephen xx ...
Haha, we were waiting for the comments on the bras 😁 Packing the van certainly makes you realise how little you actually need for a happy life. Not long to wait now before you can start your full time vanlife adventure. Take care 🙂👍
As always - great tips from you both. I love Carols colourful rucksack - is it any particular brand and are most of your tops Rohan’s quick drying range? Won’t comment about the bra Ken - your secret is safe with me! 😁. Thank you for the vid. Regards.
Everybody knows about my bloody bras now. 😏😳👍
@@LifeistooshortCK 🤣
Hi Alexandra. I have put a link to my rucksack in our Amazon storefront, it is made by Eco Chic. We haven’t got any Rohan gear but Ken’s T shirts are quick drying and we tend to wear water resistant walking trousers which are also quick drying. Thanks for watching. Regards, Carol x
@@LifeistooshortCK many thanks
Just looked - lovely designs. Thank you.
Hi Carol, Do you have a FUD and is so which one, and do you recommend it? Thanks
Hi Debb. Yes I recommend and use a Pibella. We feature it in our NV200 Campervan review part 1, “The best small camper ever!!!” It is also in our Amazon storefront, see link in video description 😊👍
@@LifeistooshortCK Great thanks, I was just looking at that one. Cannot order it from Amazon UK as I am in Canada, but just ordered it from their website as it was half the price of Amazon Canada with free shipping (for anyone else who might be looking). Have a great evening
What is a buff? I thought it might be like what I call a washcloth but it was not in the toiletries. A small absorbent towel? If yes, where does one find them? For now I am going broke in hotels but surely I will find someone in the USA who will help me put in insulation and flooring. Someone is out there, I know it!
Buff is a versatile cloth that can be used as head or neckwear - www.buff.com/us/
If they are actually Ken's bras, then they're more likely called his "bro"s lol
My bras are very useful for holding emergency pork pies. 👍
Love the content... still cannot understand the down votes...any update on when you will be free again to adventure in the van?
So just wondering if your lock down continues have you considered doing to some sort of "top 5 or 10" content? Maybe including places you have been... favorite stops... things learned... there seems to so much you could do with this idea with all the content you have already filmed...
Thanks Chad. At the moment 12th April is the date we can stay away from home and when the campsites are reopening 🤞🙂
@@thebairdhaslanded thanks for the ideas we will put them on our list 👍🙂
@@LifeistooshortCK well I speak for myself I cant wait lol.... stay safe
Where did you get your packing bags from?
You can buy them from eBay and Amazon.
We got ours from Cotswold Outdoors but you can get them on Amazon. There is a link to our storefront in the video description 😊
@@LifeistooshortCK thank you. I’ll take a look 😊
IKEA have some decent packing cubes.
The wifie asked what about dinner wear lol jk
😂
Very efficient folks. You could take even less if you visit naturist sites 😉.
We haven’t done that yet in the campervan 😊
@@LifeistooshortCK Great reply! Leaves more question than answers 😀.
@@F70100 🤔🤫😁