The Red Rainbow...and Other Stories: Boondocking USA
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Always looking for new ways to present a story, this video has more than the title suggests. Hopefully my regular viewers will understand this!
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I haven't seen 1 video that you have put out that hasn't been good. People are angry because they are angry people! Keep them coming sir.
SO true Todd Outdoors!
I agree he’s got classy narrative and interesting views. I’d add great philosophy.
I always look forward to your videos. You're quickly becoming my favorite youtube "star."
Wow! The red rainbow was wonderful, thank you. Very scary situation with that poor trailer guy, I’m glad he’s okay and that you are too. Sounds like the Native American gentleman was the perfect gift to you at that moment, the balance of the universe.
"My snow storm is better/heavier/worse/tougher than your snow storm"
Really....., some people....
Another great story, Slim!
Ikr. There are some ppl. who just want to argue over anything and everything.
@@davidmacek2354 you had tennis shoes? wuss! heh heh ;-)
I agree with Todd Outdoors. Your videos are always fun to watch and very educational. You're like the Bob Ross of boondocking! Forget the angry people and concentrate instead on keeping these inspiring and fun videos coming. Most of us really enjoy them. Thanks for bringing us along.
Don’t be discouraged by the negative feedback, you are a very positive influence on so many. many of us cannot travel like you do and we ride with you! thank you again, God bless
Slim...one of your best video's ever. Your ability to see beyond yourself in so many area's. I feel like you had a shift in your thinking after the hitchhiker's tales of day's gone by. Really gives you something to ponder on, right? Just so you know, Slim, you are not alone out there. God is looking out after you. Know this & feel the comfort. Safe and extraordinary travels, my friend.
Slim, I've tent camped for many years, in all kinds of weather, moose with babies sauntering through our campsite in the wee hours, skunk heading for the open door of the tent, etc. Ya just gotta roll with the punches. I love your videos and waiting for new adventures, amazing narratives and beautiful scenery.
Great story Slim. I've experienced the prairie crosswinds and you are totally correct..they can be deadly. Keeping a "low profile" can reduce your risk in so many ways in life. Keep safe my fellow Canadian.
You are a fabulous storyteller Sir. A beautiful red rainbow by the way 😊
That red rainbow: WOW.
So enjoyable, Slim. Nice story. Felt so sorry for the RV guy. But, he’s definitely blessed to still be here. Keep doing what you’re doing. The haters are jealous that you are able to travel, are smart, and very handsome! So, “fer-git-about it.”
Slim you are very pleasant gentleman. It's a real pleasure to watch your videos. I get to see lots of out of the way places I would probably never visit. Your minimalist approach to camping and finding unique places to visit are always refreshing. Keep it real and I'll keep watching. You are obviously not alone. Look at all the followers. :D
Cheers!
Many people are so broken inside that they need to make you feel bad so they are not alone in misery-land. Give them your blessing, wish them the best for speedy improvement of their psyche and keep sharing your positive attitude which is always welcome here. Your videos are like those poems crazy woman offered to others :)
You are my favorite RV video producer and I look forward to viewing every one. I own a 2006 Aliner so that is part of it. Your videos are exactly as you state them to be and not half of it showing your dog, which you obviously do not own. Thank you for the effort you put into their production.
Slim, Do you have a dog, would a dog cramp your Aliner?? Love you, and your videos... I'm not gay.
Safety awareness, folk lore, and beautiful photography, how thought provoking. Thanks Slim.
One of the many reasons I enjoy your channel is the positive and humourous slant you give to the wisdom you impart. You are one of my favorites, and don't let the naysayers bug you.
You go places I may never get to see. Thank you for sharing and keep them coming!!
You always sound like a professional narrator and you use great video techniques. I especially loved the beautiful rainbow. Rainbows are so comforting because they are a reminder that God always keeps His word. May God continue to bless you!
The couple who rolled and got killed in New Mexico a couple weeks ago were neighbors of a family member. Their truck and fifth wheel lost control. Their little chihuahua survived. They were from MN. The red rainbow was great! I've never heard of such a thing. Your stuff is really worth watching. Thank you.
PS I hope my Scamp trailer will be low-profile enough.
Awesome! I LOVE your videos!! I do think it is important to consider the question, "How much is enough?” People are more important than things. I reallly like your Aliner -I like it that you can live in it creatively to make it meet your needs. Loved the series on the wonderful stove!! Keep on posting, please.
Thank you Slim. I love your kindness and gentle story telling.
And Slim's off the wall sense of humor.
I like the sentiment in your story. I have an aliner for this exact reason. I have had a roll over in front of me, and been forced off the road when towing a caravan because normal traffic would not let me back into traffic after an overtaking lane. I think it's important that we don't become complacent when travelling. Shit happens, and you never know when and where. But one thing is for sure. It's probably going to happen quickly. Keep up the great videos!
Like many others, I found your videos through Cruising the Cut's recommendation at New Year. What a treat. Every one's a little gem in its own way. Thank you for the beautifully crafted window onto your world. And now I know what a red rainbow is!
Bravo Slim! Life is full of risks and most of us do our best to make the best choices we can. Surprisingly, most of us live long enough to have a few good stories of our own. Thanks for sharing yours!
Thank you Slim for another fine video. Great storytelling with a human touch is a rare find these days on social media.
Thanks for the trip. Your positivity is infectious. Before intoxicating us with beautiful imagery, I am sobered by your warnings, tips, and experiences. I was hot for an Aliner but my vehicle isn’t up to it. No worries, I’ll start with a canvas tent until I can upgrade my vehicle.
My favorite Slim video so far!
Your bandana wearing visitor was a bit of serendipitous blessing in your day.
The bad weather/stormy videos are very interesting and informative, even cautionary.
I think you’re a masterful storyteller Slim, like Mr. Bandana.
You’re a bit of blessing in my day. Thank you.
I've never seen, nor heard of a red rainbow, what a wonderful experience that must have been for you. It is a wonderful experience for me to see it in your video too, thank you.
(Love the weather cautions, I'm an Oregonian...weather and driving is a very serious and potentially dangerous combonation, thanks for the reminders to all to be aware and to choose driving/RVing actions wisely.)
I appreciate your perspective, we LOVE our A frame! We've had big trailers, the A frame is the perfect rig for us and we won't be changing. Thanks for all the information you share, we learn a lot, both on improvement/changes and places to see! Appreciate all you share!
10 out of 10! My sister moved to Wyoming from here in WNY. She sent me pictures of the actual wagon wheel ruts in the hills and meadows there. Also, pictures of messages carved in the rocks of families making their way west for those who would follow. Chilling to see. Really fascinating. Seems there should be a better word for what it took to go out into nothing to find a life. That was beyond courage and bravery.
Your message in this video is right on point. Some of the most dangerous cross-country driving I've done has been with just a couple inches of snow, on top of ice with strong crosswinds. It does not require 20 inches of snow to create a scary situation. Another excellent video.
Having just watched your video I felt I should tell you how much I appreciate your thoughtful dissertation of what happened and your meet with the American Indian and his reflections on the "white men" who changed his predecessors world. I grew up in Scandinavia and thru fate - or whatever..:) - after a few changes of direction in my life I spent a number of years in the 70's on the road trucking as an Owner Operator. What you described in regards to high winds is something every trucker fears - especially when running empty with a box of some kind. I am one of the lucky ones, despite going sideways down the road, looking at my trailer pushing me down the road, I always managed to "pick it up" and get straight again and never had an accident.
Like you I had wonderful experiences with people while trucking the US and Canada.
If nothing else, living and experiencing other countries and cultures teaches you that we - no matter where we come from and what color of our skin - are all very much alike and have much to offer each other.
Keep on trucking and doing your videos - you are very much appreciated and you bring back a lot of happy experiences and memories..:)
Situational awareness and keeping a positive attitude, regardless of what life throws at you... Nothing to complain about there. Keep up the great content Slim!! I'm always looking forward to the next video.
Let me just add to all the positive support I see here and say that we always enjoy your videos. Red Rainbow content was nicely diverse, interesting and thought provoking. Keep up the good work, and try not to let a few negative or nasty people get to you, as some people can be so petty. You have a strong core of supporters and I am one of those that always looks forward to your next creative video.
Thought-provoking video, with a wonderful message! Thanks for sharing... peace
A sincere thank you for sharing your stories, they're beautiful and thought provoking. I especially love your MacGyver/invention videos (really all of your videos are a cut above), your ingenuity is pretty damn cool to witness. Your eye for photography is lovely and unique. Thanks again for keeping me so entertained and for taking us all with you on your adventures.
I really enjoy the hard work you put into your videos. The photography and cinematic quality of your videos is excellent. Safe travels 👍🏻
I've loved every one of your videos. How sad there are so many angry people out there in RUclips Land. Thank you for your concern for all. You took risks yourself that day and I'm glad you're safe. Your interaction with your Rider was touching. Thank you for sharing this powerful video filled with so much emotion. It says a lot about you 👍💕
Hi Slim! In fact, I only found your Your Tube videos with the Stranded in a Snowstorm video you referenced. It brought back some "fun" (looking back on them) memories of my own in my blue Ford pickup named Francine. She and I saw pretty much everything east of the Mississippi together, but then when I went west, I fell in love with the high deserts of New Mexico and never went any farther. Francine had 298,000 miles on the original engine (one new transmission) before she finally was given up for dead. I never towed anything behind me -- just slept in the topper that I had custom outfitted with a tiny RV air conditioner for the worst of the low-desert explorations. Man, I miss that truck, those times. Whole 'nother adventure I'm on now.
Sounds like a good time! What year Ford?
No doubt you've been on La Bajada Hill outside of Albuquerque? I've seen flipped tractor trailers there. Never liked driving in and out of Alb even in a small SUV!
I've found your channel thanks to that video when it showed up in my recommended feed a couple days ago and I've been binge watching a bunch of your content since. I have to say, I'm really impressed with your way of life and I'm really thankful for sharing this journey with us.
You got yourself a new subscriber. I might not comment much but I'll be here to experience something I know I won't be able to on my own.
Greetings from Romania!
You have the most amazing videos. Great logic and truth behind your stories today. I never knew a red rainbow existed but because of you I've seen one for the first time. Thanks so much. Safe travels Slim.
Slim, I hang on your lips for the great content you share. All your videos I have watched over and over. I love them. Me being in another country where the weather is not at all like you have over there, it sure is awesome to almost 'experience' the areas and climate with you. Keep them coming. You are a star. Brilliant work.
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That beautiful light shining on your Aliner was really cool! Definitely “frame worthy”! It truly is very upsetting to witness an accident like that. It can make you feel a bit unsettled because it’s a very vivid reminder that it can happen to anyone, at any time. Safe travels, Slim! 👍🏻
Great stuff slim keep up the good work .haters are gonna hate forget them theres more people on here love what you do .👍
Good story telling. I have found that of most of the videographers that I subscribe to & watch frequently, it's not the topic (camping, knife collecting, bushcraft) that keeps me coming back. It is the story telling. Thank-you.
Most reasonable people who really want to learn something will absolutely pick up what you’re laying down. Please don’t give the haters (who just need to start their own channels) a second thought. Thank you for your videos! I look forward to them so much!
I found your channel by accident one day and i have to say that iv'e been hooked ever since. In fact it was your videos that inspired us to purchase a small 14' travel trailer and set out on our own adventures. We can't thank you enough for all the great tips and all the potential places we would likely have never known about to visit as newbies to camping.
We look forward to seeing all your new adventures in the future. ;)
OHHHHH Your closing photo is amazing. I could see the angst in your face over the flipped truck and trailer. That had to have been terribly upsetting. I see this happen up here once in awhile. The trio of vehicles strung together is a bit insane I am with you. How much does a person really need? And believe me I have a ton of crap at my house. LOL You give good advice and I LOVE Crazy Woman Creek. I can see a new name for my home coming from this. Crazy Woman Cottage. Hahahaha
Nothing beats the beauty we find in nature. You are so precise and thoughtful in your videos....THANK YOU for not uhm and you knowing your way through your videos and not taking FOREVER to get to the point or points you make. Gorgeous red rainbow. You are pretty easy on the eyes yourself.
mr. potatohead, really enjoyed the vid...seeing tragedy is sad but always a possibility...your friend the hitchhiker had a positive attitude which is what we should cover ourselves with in our journey
Wonderful video, Slim! Excellent thoughts, and the red rainbow was beautiful. Who knew there was such a thing?!
I can sit and listen to you all day and see great pictures. You catch the beauty in all things.
I really enjoy all your videos and find it hard to believe that folks find anything in them to be angry about. I watched your foul weather video multiple times and used it as a touchstone in my mind as I navigated a terrible snowstorm in Arizona. I was stunned to see how fast people are willing to drive in very dangerous conditions. My teardrop trailer had about 12 inches of ice built up on the front. Later I learned of a couple of fatalities resulting from the driving conditions during that storm. Thank you for the thoughtful and creative videos. You are my favorite RUclips creator.
What I get from this is that we must use good sense and develop our critical thinking skills. Making decisions on when it is safe to travel is specific to conditions, experience, the sort of rig you have and so much more. It is better to lose some time than to lose your rig - or worse! Hey, I love the way the hitchhiker paid for his ride! Just what you needed. I see you applying decision making skills all the time and sharing how you chose to do things, then the results: what succeeded & what failed. Excellent opportunities for people to learn & apply to their own situation.
You can't please everyone..Your videos are always drama free and well done..I always enjoy them..I have had out of 9 RV's in my life only 2 towables...one huge 35' Toy hauler that I pulled with my Infiniti QX56 suv, like an Armada based on a Nissan Titan truck, which I actually have now..So it was rated for 8900 lbs..well this toy hauler was pretty heavy and the few times I did tow it I was praying the whole time...I hated it!! Then I bought and flipped a 1995 Wilderness 25' travel trailer and that smaller one behind that large suv towed like a dream..so the larger ones just are a lot more worry to me anyway..I'm sure a huge truck would have helped but I learned then that I would always stick with a motorized RV whether a class A, my preference over the years or a class B van, the one I want to get now after 7 class A's and always having to worry about where I can go or where I can fit before I go there! With a van or any smaller unit it sure does feel good as you know, to be able to go many more places with less worry!!! Safe travels to you!!
Yours may be the best RV life content on the internet.
Your easy to listen to voice and gift for story telling make for some very compelling narration. You have a talent for editing (The overturned trailer shot projected onto your a-frame window was outstanding. It really gave such a strong impression of gazing out a window, but only seeing what was still fresh in your mind's eye. loved it.)
Your passion for nature, your respect for others, your desire for your content to create a positive reaction and a learning experience for your audience , these all contribute to how rewarding it is for myself as a viewer to experience your videos.
If there was ever going to be a mainstream reality channel about life on the road, I could easily see your channel being the one. Discovery channel, are you listening?
As others have said, you are a great story teller. Keep on doing it and just disregards the bad vibes.
The internet makes it easy to hide behind the screen and spew out hate and bad vibes. If the same people where next to you i bet they would never have said a word
I might not like every video you make, but i also see it from your/others side, there must be something for everyone. I like the travel videos as it shows me a side of america that i would not otherwise know. and even my mood can dictate what i like, at the morning it might be how yuo upgrade the aliner, 2 hours later it can be something else
but what matters most is that the video reflects that you like what you do and that they do
I love your channel and videos and this video is at the top. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, experiments, reviews, and travel journal.
This is a great episode! He just came along at the right time for you to replenish and reset your thoughts and wash out the negative feelings. Like listening to Prince makes me feel better :)
Hey slim, not to outdo you.... 2 weeks ago i was on my way south in the jeep pulling the tear drop trailer i had just built. I noticed a tire issue and stopped to change it. Well the trailer shifted on the rear stands and fell and pinned my left hand between the leaf spring and wheel that was laying on the ground. We ve all heard about the adrenalin rush and people lift thousand pound things off of someone. Well BS i tried but no way. I called for help for awhile and a guy heard me and went and got a fork lift to free me. An ambulance ride , hospital, insurance, and my dog put into the pound while i was in the hospital. A friend flew down to drive me and the rig back to nova scotia. Im now sitting looking outside at snow drifts with my left arm in a cast. BUT I AM HERE TO LOOK. I really thought i would die there . I thought about cutting my hand off but figured i would faint during the operation. The cell phone was back in the truck. Will try again next fall. And hopefully with a mate.
Glad you're alright, fellow viewer.
Glad to hear your ok, that’s scary stuff .
Wow, that is scary. I am glad you are recovering and going to try again. Take care and good luck.
Nova Scotia Hobo did you get your dog back?
I really love your videos, especially the ones in the cold and snowy conditions. I live in the south and am new to this Aliner camping. I like to see how you brave the cold and give tips and tricks. I am encouraged to think of my camper as an all season enjoyment instead of just being for spring and fall. I know you are way more acclimated to snowy conditions but then that’s why I watch, to learn about new places in more than one or two seasons. Let the critics go butt a stump! 🙋🏻♀️🙂⛺️
I like the way you take us with you on your travels. Forget the negatives, listen to your better angels and the appreciative audience.
Slim, I look forward to each one of your videos. If some people read something into it, well you can’t help that.
Keep doing what you are doing.
You are always Traveling With YOUR Angel !!!!!!
Sorry that I don't tend to leave comments on your videos. I really enjoy them and always look forward to the next one. Just so you know, it's almost always windy in Wyoming but I love it. My favorite State. I travel in a Chevy Class B.I know there is no perfect choice for everyone but for me, I don't want any set up and take down, I want to get in and out of gas stations with ease, I do not like towing and I like to be able to park any where. At my point in life, I don't have to drive in questionable weather. If I don't feel comfortable I just stay where I am. I do understand people wanting more room and luxury but it's not for me. As I see the big rigs I say, better you than me. Sincerely hope none of this sounds negative. Once again, I can't believe we have never met in a camping area. Please keep up the good work and take care.
Thank you for telling your story! The big 5th wheel on its' side is sad and scary. I think you did a great job getting your message across. I so enjoyed hearing the story about the Native American and the Crazy Woman Creek. Thank you for all your hard work putting this together!
Food for thought indeed. I can get caught up in bells and whistles and forget the consequences. Once again thank you for sharing your experience. 🙏🏻🌺
Really enjoyed the positive outlook portion of this video! To keep things in perspective, the philosophy I stick with is: "So long as your still looking down at the dirt, and not up at it, it's a good day".
Once in a lifetime. that was a beautiful story to share. Love that
So much. Inspiration!
Wasn't such a good day today. Watching your video really calms me down. Now it's all good😀 Thank you, take care and always safe journeys! René
Absolutely loved the "caught in a snowstorm" video! One of my favorites!
Be yourself and ignore the naysayers.I am sure he appreciates you stopping.
My thoughts exactly! You can't stop the hatting (sp?) So just be yourself and keep those wheels and video's-a-spinning!
I just had to post again. I find it amusing that a channel like yours get any negatives (thumb down that is). These are just Trolls. Trolls live under bridges and don’t get out much and hopefully don’t go camping. Don’t worry about them Slim. Keep up the great work. We all enjoy it very much.
My latest and most favorite you tube entertainment right here. Thank you for bringing us very refreshing content and idea's.
Great safety advice. I had planned to be in Southern AZ by now but with Winter storm after Winter storm marching across the country I’m waiting it out at my home in Southern OH. I have a 17ft Casita I bought used a year ago and don’t have a lot of towing experience yet. I don’t care to get it driving through Winter storms. I would never forgive myself if I created a situation where someone else were to get injured. Loved the red rainbow. Have never seen one before. Wonderful hearing about your hitchhiker. Sometimes people are put with us for a reason. Safe travels Slim. Another great video!
Wishing you safe travels too, Slim! Thanks for sharing your adventures and stories
Slim..you have the best outdoor videos..whether your camping or diy,s.....please don,t change any of your format or way,s....happy trails fellow camper.....
Awesome! Thanks, Slim!
Your bad weather videos are my favorite and actually were the videos that helped me discover your channel.
Thanks Slim.
I have lived most of my 83 years in Colorado, Wyoming, Nevada, californication and Western Oregon.
90% of those you find asking for a ride on the Western regions of 70, 80 and 90 are the real deal.
The next time you are in Warm Springs, OR, hang out for a day or two in the Casino parking lot and learn about how things really were and are today.
If you come to Bend, Oregon again let me know. I’ll buy coffee.
Thanks, keep it up. 🤠
Considering your winter camping videos, I think you know plenty about winter storms. Thanks for bringing us your perspective on life and travel.
Hey Slim Humans are weak they complain-- say whatever you want some of us are strong I enjoy your videos I like them real.
This is my one favorite RUclips video ever. It all fit together. Thank you so much for sharing your skills, your travels, your days, your viewpoints with us. In the hiking world, that Indian would have been referred to as a trail angel, as would the crazy woman from crazy woman creek.
Beautiful story. Beautiful rainbow.
I am not able to travel at the moment and I live vicariously through your videos. I anxiously await when I can also travel see our wonderful nation. Thank you for all posts!
Hello, I've been enjoying your videos for some time now so I was surprised when you mentioned "negative comments". You have one of the best Camping/RV travels on the Tube. Always informative and delightful and I always think of your videos as a teaching moments with nice footage to boot. Looking forward to the next addition. Thank you and be safe!
Your snowstorm video was the first of yours I ever saw, and it got me hooked! Excellent Videos!!
Slim,
I an a viewer of your vids. Not because I travel in an a frame or a small rv but because you are terrific and I'm sure as good as your videos, simply great. I have one of those tall 5th wheelers and appreciate the reminder about winds. You are a follower adventurer on the road and road of life. Thanks for your outlook on life!
I’ll never understand why there has to be those type of people who have to be just angry all the time.
You make some of the best videos out there. Keep it up.
Again I have enjoyed your videos and story telling, and the photography is beautiful as well. I like how you capture and frame the camper in that last shot, just gorgeous. Take care and stay safe on the road.
I just found out about your channel. And I'm in love with your camping videos, experience with outdoor life, and your tips.
Really entertaining.
Just discovered your channel and absolutely love it! Forget about haters and negative people online. Keep doing what you do.
Thats a concern often of mine esp since now we have a larger camper. We took it from Kansas City area to Walden Colorado and the wind crossing Kansas was intense. We decided we would be staying closer to home while camping. It was exhausting trying to get there...because our nerves were shot! I miss my old pop out and our little A frame. I know as my kids get older, we will revert back to the smaller camper option and in our 50s we will be hitting the open road again. Safe travels slim. I just love your videos.
that stranded video is my favorite video of yours. I loved when you were in the truck stop and when you helped the trucker out.
Slim we enjoy your travels, are you planning any videos of Canada outside of Alberta? I remember travelling with my grandpa when I was a kid to places like Lake Athabasca and Yellowknife which is certainly the last outpost on earth to a 12 year old kid. I was born and raised in Utah but mom was from Alberta and I have lots of relatives in AB and BC. My memories of Canada are good ones.
Great vid as always Slim! I live in Montana, a state that is well known for having high winds. I've even seen tractor trailers blown over into a ditch. If you get the right kinds of conditions, especially in a natural funnel like the valley I happen to live in, the wind can be verrrrry powerful. Add to that sides that are as big as a barn door and you get a sail-like effect of the wind wanting to push you to the side. I drove my RV from Illinois to here last summer and even in not very windy conditions it can be sometimes dicey. I wouldn't want to drive it in real high winds, that's for sure!
BTW, your editing is top notch and the adventures in your a-frame have made me want to get something similar in size for when I decide to travel alone. Great stuff.
great story Slim. that is what i enjoy about traveling, getting to meet interesting people like the native american man. those are memories you will always remember.
Great video . Love the sunrise/red rainbow . Life is a journey ..we all go through peaks and valleys . You did so in one day . Safe travels .
Such beautiful photography! You never disappoint!
Awesome picture of your Aliner and red rainbow! I often worry about those large rigs, myself. Although having the space would be luxurious, I think the dangers and inconveniences of big rigs will keep me from contemplating them for myself. Safe travels!
Great story about your hitch hiker thanks Slim.
This it what the problem is, you drink from a square coffee mug. Personally I enjoy your videos. You are one of my favorites to watch.
@@michaelfedrizzi2544 ..I never saw a square coffee mug but I am going to look because I should be drinking from one also..
I surmise this Living "Spirit" was there to appease your unsettled one. We can all gain/learn so much from random "Strangers" if we stop, pause, listen & connect with them. This was what many describe as Karma, repaying itself for previous generosity Slim.
Reminds me of one of my favorite quotes: "There are no Strangers here, only friends I've not met yet" ~ William Yates
Wow that was a beautiful rainbow. On the camper issue, that is why I have a pop truck camper because I did not want to be top heavy. I try my best never to get on interstate highways. I love the back roads. Love your videos, thanks.