Harsh Reality of Winter Truck Camping in the Arctic
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Hey guys! Just wanted to give you a heads up that I would much prefer for this comment section to be less judgmental and patronising than the previous one. You can rest assured I am fine - I’ve been travelling solo for 6 years , including to countries most people consider to be the most dangerous in the world; I’ve driven from Mexico to Guatemala to Belize to Alaska (yup); I’ve climbed the tallest mountains in Antarctica, in Africa and in South America; and I am very cognizant of what my dog’s needs and wants are and can recognize by his facial expression and body language is something is off.
So, please, let’s all just take a deep breath and enjoy the journey. Appreciate you and see you in the next episode!
Go girl!!
I'd die if Eva and Vilk met up with Jonna Jinton and Nanuk in the north of Sweden❤❤
I'm so jonesin for more & more of your adventures as well as admire your indomitable spirit! I've only covered so much (next to nothing) as a solo traveler. But I empathize with the quest that comes naturally to some of us that like to wander/learn. 💪🏽
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Hi Eva, this may be a really silly thing, but every time i watch you driving in your beautiful car, i see that hook for hanging jackets right behind your head... and every time i worry about you having to break really hard and hitting your head into that hook.... 😅 it may be just the angle its filmed and its nothing, but it keeps on worrying me....
Love your adventurous videos, xxx
As a woman raising kids, working and dealing with a difficult husband, your videos and expeditions tap into the part of me that I have had to pause until my kids are older and I'm out of this relationship. You are inspiring and I thank you for bringing these adventures to us! It feels like we are part of your experience.
Love love love it!
Vilk jumping in to help dig was the best! He was joyful to be digging with you ☺️
Yeah, that was great!
That was so adorable!
Yesss!!! I loved it 😊
I have a human friend that's like Vilk, a lot of fun, wildly enthusiastic about life and loves people.
I think the bravest and most inspiring part is that you are just truly following what your inner self asks for. That’s something most of the society lacks nowadays because comfort goes first for many…
keep making your dreams come true! All the best Eva
Native swedish person here. Welcome to sweden. You are doing ok. I commute in these weatherconditions every day. I am still alive.
Haha perhaps more people should read this comment 😅
Can relate. Just a typical winter here in Finland.
Regarding freezing wind shield, we use the fan to blow all warm air on the glass when its cold. Work as a charm and most of the time prevents ice.
And we're just supposed to take your word that you're alive? ;)
@@ixnayOnTheOilerSpray Problem is that old LandRover doesn't really produce any heat 😀
Eva ignore the nasty comments, so many unhappy, envious people out there who have no courage to do what you’re doing. You’re the best! ⭐️
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People care for her safety, don’t be weird.
For real! It's like people selectively forget she's an experienced adventurer and ultra-runner with multiple expeditions under her belt
Courage isn't enough. Courageous people die.
@julia8222 none of which translates to this adventure. I've done this in the back woods of Maine in the dead of winter.
Windshield wipers on frozen hiways. Canadian truck driver here. The best piece of advice I can give you is turn your defroster off. Your defroster heats your windshield so the snow melts against it, but it's cold enough 1cm away that it can refreeze. Wind chill at 100km/hr at -5C (60mph, 29F) is -50C. Turn your heater to blow down and keep it warm enough to be comfortable with your defroster off as much as possible. The snow won't melt and stick to and clog up your wipers, also won't freeze them to the Windshield when you park.
This sounds like good advice...and it makes sense. 👍
@@GuyWithTheDogs 10 years of driving thru the Rockies and northern BC and Alberta taught me that.
@@darrinrebagliati5365 Yes, but this is the Internet, where people have creepy certainty about things they know nothing about and people they don't know. 😳 Whew. I guess it'll be OK.
Awesome tip, from a true pro in the field! Thanks mate!
The way that Vilk instantly helps you dig is so precious ❤
You mentioned mindfulness increasing your appreciation of the little things - that's what the cabin is, a brief haven of comfort in difficult conditions.
Trips like yours give a real appreciation for a hot drink or meal, the opportunity to feel clean, the comfort of a bed and, yes, even laundry becomes a luxury.
Onward and upward - strength to your arm.
@taranscott155 mindful that a grandma drives to that stop in her car every day and perhaps its not so dangerous.
What a videographer you are! Amazing how you're able to document yourself & tell a story so well & still throw your drone up in the air & get amazing aerial shots of Odyssey while driving! Awesome work Eva 👍
Some of the things I used to do to help against all the ice issues with wipers when I was a long haul trucker: blast your defroster as hot as you can with your windows cracked (so you don't overheat inside the cab lol), that way the ice can't accumulate so much on the windshield. Also, adding rubbing alcohol to your wiper fluid reservoir can help keep the ice at bay, although that doesn't always help since I'm sure it will be getting cold enough to even reach the freezing temp of alcohol where you're going. Honestly, you can never truly prevent the ice buildup, but those couple of tricks certainly helped in my travels. Good luck to you in yours! Thanks for all the awesome content and optimism through the years! 🙂
Drove a taxi in Finland for ten years, ice accumulates to wipers only when it's like 0 > -2c - or you're just driving too slow in the cold!! XD There's a hint of truth here, if it's cold enough and you have enough speed, the snowfall flows over the car without sticking! And no worries, our windscreen washer fluids handle temperatures down to -60c. :D
Winter wipers too!
Eva, your adventures are truly remarkable, and those who harbor negativity likely envy the joy of globe-trotting life. Pay no mind to armchair critics and savor every moment of your Scandinavian escapade. Your furry companion, always by your side with a wagging tail, adds an extra layer of sweetness to your journey. Remember to stay cautious, revel in the beauty of each day, and soak in every breathtaking experience. Your trip is nothing short of amazing, and I can't wait for your next episode-countless others eagerly anticipate it too. Stay safe, embrace the wonder, and let nothing dim your shine!
Solo travel is never easy. You must be the master of problem solving, decision making, risk analysis, organizing, easily adaptable and be ok in your own company for long periods at a time. You take it all in your stride! 💪🏽👍🏼
Truly the definition of free spirit. Much respect 👍!
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She is indeed! Stepping out of her comfort zone. I used to live in my car, I don't think I could go where she is going! Hard enough in 35 degrees, going somewhere minus 35 or 40, I don't think I could.
Glad you are learning to be flexible with your plans. That doesn’t make it a fail. It’s all part of the journey. The journey is the goal, not the end of it ❤
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Eva your drone shots are off the charts GORGEOUS! 😮
AND you are soo lucky 🍀 to have a drone that doesn’t freeze 🥶 to death 💀 while it’s flying!😅
Altitude compared with Latitude
I'm smiling here. I'm 75 years old. I grew up in Colorado; a lifelong outdoorsman, skiing, snowshoeing, hunting and fishing. Where you are experiencing traveling through the various life zones governed by what latitude you find yourself; from the Temperate forests to the Boreal (Taiga) forests which transition into the Tundra and finally the completely frozen Arctic / Antarctic zones where little or no life exists. Anyone who lives in or uses the Colorado Rockies for recreation, travel through the same biomes which are defined by altitude, not latitude.
I know all to well, the same problems you are experiencing with your vehicle! It's good practice to have redundant systems or replacement parts for systems you rely on to stay alive.
Good luck... You are well prepared, well seasoned and resourceful. We are following your travels closely and praying for ya!
she's the dream Colorado wife lol
Mexico City is at a higher altitude than Colorado. Lots of Americans forget that it’s still 2,000 feet lower than Mexico City haha
Denver, maybe not all of Colorado. Lots of 14k ft mountains. Denver really isn't in the mountains.
The drone shots you've been capturing are truly breathtaking. Your storytelling and filmmaking skills are so sharp and impressive.
Such an impressive woman. To even think about taking on this trip in these conditions needs a positive mindset, then to face and be present in what is being thrown at you Eva, without tears, without curling up and having a meltdown shows your strength and resilience in ways I can only sit and observe in awe and admiration. Keep traveling, I will be here subscribed. ♥♥
Living in northern Canada, I can totally relate to all these winter struggles. There really is a learning curve with winter driving and survival.
Eva, I am SO GRATEFUL you capture so many drone shots for us. The sunrise at 9:50 was breathtaking.
Thanks for sharing the beauty of the Arctic Circle with us. 🙏🏼 P.S. the lil map animation was awesome!
A very good comment!
Vilk is soooo cute, can't even find words!!!!
Vilk enjoying the snow reminds me of my malamute Orion. He was the best. 110 lbs of big baby. He was 13 when he went over the rainbow bridge. Went from 110 lb malamute to 10 lb chihuahua. Go figure.❤❤❤❤Annette
I really love watching your videos especially now, that I feel the coldness of my LDR partner. It comforts me. Thank you and God keep You safe always.
I like it that you are posting 2 videos per week from this series. 😅
Been watching your content from 3+ years now.
What is amazing is that you truly love what you do. You share the most raw moments possible which includes good and bad plus your genuine emotions which adds to the storytelling too.
Keep it up. And Goodluck for the future of this expedition. 💯
Hi Eva! I started watching your RUclips channel when you first got Odyssey, no idea why it popped up on my feed but boy am I glad it did! I just want to say that you have been such an inspiring face behind the screen and it encouraged me to take my own trip out of my comfort zone this year. Although it is nowhere as brave or wild as yours, I have successfully completed my first overseas solo trip and it just feels so surreal. I made a lot of mistakes and faced challenges, but I am so proud of myself and I just want to thank you for being an absolute inspiration. So thank you for continuing to post videos despite the comments and all the best on this wild journey!
Eva, while I am enjoying your “Frozen” episodes, I hope you understand how difficult this particular journey can be. The dangers of being in very cold weather for prolonged periods can be profound. So far you have been rather lucky and I hope that your luck will continue to be there. The difficulties with your batteries getting low is a reality of very cold climates. I would recommend that you have an extra battery installed within the heated part of the truck to insulate it from the cold. If you can’t get your truck started the risk for you will become very severe. I do of course hope that everything will be fine and it will not be necessary. Just remember how things worked out for the crew of the Endeavor. One of my favorite quotes is from Sir Edmond Hillary when asked how his adventures were going and his response was “ An adventure is what you have when everything goes into the Crapper, I prefer to have an expedition” Expeditions occurs when you are well prepared for every possibility. Do have a great expedition. Kindest Regards, Your Pal Al.
I am always inspired by Eva's journey: resilience, endurance, no fear. I am encouraged❤️
You're doing great, girl! A recharge will do you wonders after these first days of stress and adapting to the new environment. Really hope your heater will get working again. Stay safe both of you!
Mindfulness helps me a lot, too! With more awareness and less attachment we can live better. Keep going!
Agreed ❤️
@@evazubeck look into yin yoga! May not be ideal with the space you have but it has helped me so much
Eva, I love that you push yourself out of your comfort zone and share in such a vulnerable way. I live in a wintery place and one of my jobs is driving a delivery van. I thought I would share one tip about the super frustrating frozen wiper problem: It's counter-intuitive, but once you de-ice it in the morning, clear the moisture , then leave the heat off and let the windshield stay cold and it won't continuously melt and ice up as you're driving. Hope this helps!
Endurance was given to me by my grandfather in my early teens. 35 years later, I re-read it this past summer and it was astounding haw much it had impacted my understanding of resilience and perseverance way back when I first read the book. Struggle is important in life and like many other clichés, it’s true that it builds character and makes you stronger. Stay safe, Eva.
read belgica. it's the story of the ship before it became endurance. endurance wasn't that ship's first time getting locked in antarctic floes under an ambitious captain.
@@awesomepants4401 thanks. I’ll look it up.
I regularly meditate on God's Word which helps me better face life's daily challenges. Joshua 1:8, Psalm 1:2
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I'm a scientist so this is right up my alley. Thank you, there is so much in the Bible. I have been doing Bible in a Year with Father Mike Schmitz and it has all the wonder/real life mind blowing experiences in it that can't be found in any movie or other book or 'mindfulness' practice. Also, it gets into the minds of OUR humanity. Says everything about who we are.
@@gemum4219 religion is for children and the weak.
We aren’t trying to lecture you Eva. So may people have different experiences in different environment’s. I’d probably be dead running a marathon. We respect you !!!!
My favourite part was when Vilk volunteered to help Mama dig the snow ❤ I am glad you are going to explore the cabin in the mountains. Can't wait to see the next video! 🥰 Question: Vilk's food is frozen. How do you thaw it for him, so that he can eat it?
It's amazing how different challenges for a person can be. For instance - I suffer from anxiety and panic disorders. Any travelling at all gives me so much stress I'd rather stay at home and feel my peace there.
Out of all the crazy expeditions Eva have done, this is not the craziest in my eyes at all. I see her as a pro after doing this for so many years. I don't think anyone needs to be afraid for her safety. Coming with good tips is always great, but it is possible to give tips without making them judgmental.
It might be because I'm Swedish myself and are very used to a lot of snow during winter (even if i'm not living up in the very north). But as long as you drive carefully and have proper tire, you will be fine. Yes this kind of expedition is not for everyone. But with all things Eva have been doing throughout the years, this is no problem for her.
I hope you'll have a good time in Sweden and the north Eva! 🥰
As someone from a climate that gets as cold as this I can see she isn't a pro when it comes to the cold by any stretch. Your average commuter is more of a pro in the cold. You'd think she'd at the very least have an ice scraper for the windows.
@@curiousnomadic For me is not a pro always one that have all the possible tools ready for every occasion, for me is a pro that comes up with solutions when you don't and make it work anyway. What I mean with that I see her as a pro is a pro traveler, with all the expeditions she have done and knowledge combined from them. But again, my opinion and how I see it. We do mostly see it different as well.
Of course she is a bit crazy for doing it, and of course you can always be more prepared for doing certain things. But if you've been following Eva for a good while you must know what kind of person she is by now. She is a bit crazy. She does and seek crazy stuff that the normal person maybe don't. But that is her, and she makes it work anyway. That's why many of us enjoy to watch her content along her journeys.
You go girl🎉😊 Thank You Eva you are unique❤😊.
You are showing yourself more and more unconditional love by following what is right in the moment instead of having your strict part of you overrule ❤ so good
Eva goals are never a straight line. Enjoy that cabin and consider it a blessing. It allowed you to continue your adventure safely and recharged. That’s never a failure. Good luck on your journey.
eva for the windshild as a canadain who's been driving in harsh winters all my life, a Canadian tip. all you gotta do is open your window as the wiper goes up you just lift it upbit, the spring will snap it back down and wacks the ice off. make sure you have the heater venting to the windshield
I strongly suggest you start talking to locals and learn cold weather skills. Especially for the vehicle. In my article experience we shut off the engine below certain temperatures because the oil and fuel will thicken and never start again. Also below a certain temperature the battery will freeze.
Eva, I was born and raised in Minnesota and this is our winter every year. I never knew anything different. This does not freak me out at all.
So cute when Vilk started helping you dig.
Loving this series so far!
as someone who drives from germany to northern norway regularly i was wondering what u were doing so long, but it makes absolutely sense now! enjoy the stay! the north is beautiful!
The drone shots do a wonderful job of showing the magic of your surroundings.
To prevent a windscreen crack from spreading, you can carefully carve a small circle at the end of the crack; this technique helps distribute stress and halt further cracking. However, it's a temporary fix, and seeking professional repair is recommended for safety.
It looks so similar to Northern Pakistan, you are always welcome back to the country that helped you so much.
Delighted you stayed in the cabin . Getting things done laundry, showers, rest and planning . Don’t think our plans ever. Go to plan , 😊. You will be camping long enough in your jeep!! Safe travels
I live where there's snow and ice and yes, the wiper blades ice up and yes, I don't like driving when it is snowing or even just snow on the road when I can't be sure where the edge of the road is, but I think for your experience, you are doing a good job. I enjoy your talking and if you were my daughter, I'd be mighty proud of you. I guess I should say granddaughter, being that I'll be 79 in three months. No matter what people tell you about driving in winter, it is not easy. I drive on all season radials, siped, tires and I take my time. I get passed a lot but I don't go in the ditch, so keep it up kid and keep being careful.
My dad always told me to go with the flow. You will progress so much faster and with a much lighter effort. Seeing how much joy that cabin brought to your trip was the absolute highlight of this new adventure so far, that choice lead to what is coming next on the remote trip... we always have plans of how things might go, expectations, notions ... but in the end, the going is what matters. The more you allow and adapt to the where and what - the more the why falls in place. So glad to see you back out in the world.
Bless you for getting out and “LIVING” and bringing us along!! Thank you for sharing and making another video!!
I WONDERED WHAT THAT ODD SMELL WAS WHEN THE COLD WIND WAS BLOWING, NOW I KNOW. NOW ITS LIKE FRESH DAIRY AIRE, 😊. EVA STAY WARM AND KEEP DRY, HAVE A GOOD WEEK AND GOD BLESS AMEN.
Love going along with you on your journeys. You inspire. Safe travels!
A fantastic,brave woman who loves freedom.All the best on youre journey.
❤ Yes, cabin rest is precious. When I was bikepacking through Sweden, I also decided to stay in a tiny cabin for two nights to rest from tent sleeping and all the logistics. It was the cutest wooden cabin I’ve been to, buried in the woods on Gotland island. I still remember how cozy it was and how much I needed that rest there 😊
Amazing! Eva, you are one special young lady. Enjoy your adventure, stay safe and thanks for taking us along.
Loved the parts with Vilk playing in the snow like a kid. Reminds me of my dogs when we lived up North. Freezing wipers is part if life, unless you get the winter variety. Keep it up, and you will soon start to enjoy the cold, crisp snow and the night skies.
A brave young lady. And to rely on your vehicle to be ok. Thinking of you. Be safe.
Just a great video. You must amaze yourself sometimes. I do. I'm 71 and still leading an outdoors adventure group (backpacking mainly). We've been going straight through since the pandemic, in all sorts of conditions, in every season. Like you, mindfulness has kept us all grounded and aligned. We love getting out, as you do. Thank you so much for all the effort you put in to sharing your adventures with us.
Eva, you don't need to find ways to travel constantly for your channel. Just add other interests along with it. I have a mix in my vlogs, so if I am not traveling I am cooking or building, or crafting or gardening. You can do this 😊❤
Sometimes it seems easier to figure out what you don't want than what you do want. I'm overwhelmed by the number of things I've tried in both categories. I'm still alive. 🙌
That was special. And lovely. As you are. Thank you for sharing, as well as your brave doggie.
You don't need to dig mumma, I built for digging... what a joy that dog is, I love him! I always find on "journeys" that are both mundane and the adventurous, those little break out things that nourish you, make you stronger. Makes sense really. SO looking forward to the next vid.
Vilk digging like he's searching for buried treasure, but all he finds is more snow! ☃️❄️
Beautiful episode I am enjoying this adventure Thank you Eva!
Glad you are safe and secure and Vilk looks happy as heck in the snow. Enjoy yourself!!!
What a magical journey!, Thank you for sharing with us!.
Wow. Positive energy from me and my dogs to you and yours. Thank you for sharing your adventures!
Beautiful!! Enjoy every moment with those views, Vilk and your own peace 🩷
I admire your spirit Eva! Stay the course!
Love seeing you go for this adventure full force & learning to ease off the pressure w/ meditation & warm cabin stays! Your brave spirit inspires me everyday to go for my dreams. Thank you for being you!! 💕
Eva, you always make me smile. I can't wait to see your next video. Many of us live vicariously through you.
Love every video. The cabin looks amazing.
Hang in there, ignore the bitter, nasty people. I love your adventures, thanks for sharing them.
You are SOOOO brave. I am impressed with all the adventures you do...thanks for bringing us.
We are all watching and we love what you are doing. Lots of love and respect to you
beautiful words of wisdom as always...such a pleasure to watch your amazing adventures
I absolutely love your commitment.
The scenery is just so beautiful! 🤩
Well done Eva you are such an inspiration to all. Enjoy your couple of days in the cabin you've earned it. Stay safe and warm
It's cold but very beautiful, without your precious time, we will never have ours so be safe and enjoy your adventures 😊 ❤️. Winter is magnificent moments.
What an amazing adventure you are experiencing! I admire your strength and determination.
I've had dogs try to "help" with digging before, but none have been so effective as Vilk! So awesome he knows to do that.
Eva, I’m so grateful for your videos and I hope you know how freeing and inspiring they are, just to watch - and maybe one day to follow in your footsteps. Such beauty and such wisdom! Thank you ❤
Eva, I love love LOVE your videos. You really make things seem possible to do as a solo female traveler. It's really scary out there but you give us hope and inspiration so thank you for that. Your videos are a breath of fresh air❤
Welcome to the Arctic! Be carful and don't take any risks, -30*C is not nice when stranded. If you get any issues the LR-community up here got your back. 😉 Best wishes on your trip and if you have any questions about Overlanding in Norway then just reach out. Cheers, Simon 🇳🇴
We live in this kind of environment.
This is not bad. It´s getting warmer already.
I absolutely love your perspective for “why” you push your limits! How are we supposed to live our fullest lives if we never learn how to embrace discomfort?!
Many Winters living in Boston Ma. for 40 plus years, living through the blizzard of 1978 . It's not the Arctic Circle but in a densely settled area it had it's challenges. Needless to say,
we don't like the cold either. You are a beautiful soul that has more going for you than most of us out there. You are brave and the world is a clear pallet for you to paint on.
Be Well and Stay Safe Dear friend ! Jim, Harriet and Yuki Richmond, Va.
Blessings, Eva! Slow down, take your time, forgive yourself ahead of time if you end up not running, and embrace people who will share how to have Winter Fun. Then share it with us. Plan a series of Winter Expeditions. You can't eat the elephant all at once.
Eva, you're the best!! I love that you have chosen to participate in life and stretch yourself. All those nay sayers are either city folks who have never experienced the wonder of the deep acoustic blanket provided by cold and a meter of snow, or they just refuse to get off their butts. They are the ones who opine from the sofa, not from hard fought experience.
You go woman, and never let the under-informed non-participants tell you what is right for you.
I would feel privileged to have your experience along for an adventure. Bring it! May you and Wilk have the best arctic fun!
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You are amazing. Can’t wait to see your next video ❤😊
I just enjoy the little gypsy in you. Thank for reminder to be mindful. You see so much more.
Vilk digging was so precious, he was helping although like most dogs, not really. The fact that you took the cabin for more than overnight is awesome because, why not. Seeing you excited by the cabin, the arctic circle is just super. The views from your drone are just spectacular and trust me really appreciated. 👏👏👏👏
Love it! Keep it going, you’re amazing. Thank you for the wonderful content and inspiration. 🎉
Looks like a good time! Have fun and be safe!
Thank you for this great video.
Eva, this is so lovely! So exciting to watch you stretch into an area you aren’t that fond of… the cold! I love traveling vicariously with you!
Love your journey and I am so excited for every single episode in this expedition! What an incredibly strong woman and an awesome example for the rest of us ❤️
Love your trip and personality! Very inspiring, wish you the best!!