My Dad was a product of the Great Depression and simple food product stuck with him his entire life. Bread, butter and “baked beans” 😏 ... usually he would cook the beans and eat them between two slices of white bread ... yummy and to this day I do the same. Sort of like comfort food. Simple and easy to carry and to make, especially when camping. Enjoy your videos ✔️
Since the pandemic it always surprises me how many times I run into people out in the middle of nowhere. More people are boon-docking than ever. Many have no idea what their doing but I applaud the effort. Most of the time people are friendly and want to talk but every now and then you run into those persons that make me glad I can carry.
You are far too humble of a person. You practically saved those people's lives...! What a great story and please include it in a video because it could possibly help others avoid a tragic outcome. Thank goodness you were there. You're a compassionate human being, we need more people like you in this world. Stay safe my man 😊🍻✌️
Thank you so much for your kind words! I truly value safety and helping others. Speaking of being prepared, have you heard about the Segway Portable PowerStation Cube Series? It's a reliable power source for outdoor adventures and even home backup power. With its massive capacity, powerful output, and fast recharging, it can definitely come in handy during emergencies. Stay safe and always be prepared! ️
1am in indonesia now.. you know what?? 6pm before i came down home after work, not get eat... cant sleep.. and see a notif your video.. and guess what.. im more hungry than before bcause your burger... damn.... What a nice truck camping dude...
I also grew up very poor and in a very primitive home. It was a 1917 house, the walls weren't made of drywall but were plaster covering wooden slats, the fuses for the main power were the glass screw in kind. The wiring was solid copper wire with a fiberglass sheath held in place by porcelain mounts. No heating and air either. I can remember my dad using the kitchen stove, turning it on high, and leaving it's door open to heat the house. So I feel you 👍
My dog, Lucy, taught me how to run through the woods like Daniel Day Lewis in the opening shots of Last of the Mohicans. Love that movie plus Broken Arrow, too. It took all summer, but we did it. Ran the trail beginning to end, on a familiar trail that we made. Thanks for another great video.
I am always so jealous of watching people like you able to get out and enjoy life. I know it sounds simple but I truly have NO money to do anything so I try and enjoy watching people like and dream. Maybe in my next life.
Try joining some local camping or hiking groups, check facebook, go to your local REI, etc, you might be able to find some folks willing to part with some older but still good gear for super cheap, or maybe for free. Don't let anything stop you from getting out if that's what you need.
You can also set aside a little bit each paycheque for gear, buying each piece a little bit at a time. It’s what I am doing since I don’t have a lot of money myself. We have a bit of gear that my roommate gave me but a lot of it has to be replaced since it’s old and worn out after years of use. So I started budgeting and setting aside $5.00 or $10.00 from each paycheque in a camping fund so I can get new gear, mostly from Amazon since their prices are reasonable. Luke’s gear reviews are great since he helps in what gear is ok and what gear to stay the heck away from….
:: Gear List :: After receiving countless messages from viewers about supporting the channel through Amazon, I have begun using Amazon Affiliate links in the Adventure Videos and if you choose to purchase one of these products via these links I will receive a small commission which will help fund future honest reviews and adventures. The channel remains as it always was, 100% Agenda Free with no sponsored videos, no paid reviews, and I don't care if you purchase these products or not; you won't find affiliate links in review videos only in adventures. I'm going to do my best to put gear lists into all of my videos since everyone is asking for them all the time. For this trip, here are the big items that I used. Gear List : Jackery Explorer 1000 : amzn.to/3wIT7XR Qooltek 60LED 7W Light Strips : amzn.to/34awT4J Decathlon Folding Table : Savotta Duffle Bags : Mr Buddy Heater : amzn.to/2SbtS1c Mr Buddy Heater Propane Tank Hose : amzn.to/3ubZl0x Expedition Research Kettle : Imusa 6” Skillet : amzn.to/3fdnFuK Snow Peak Cutting Board and Knife : amzn.to/34bfVmL Butane Fuel : amzn.to/3oTpWyw GasOne Dual Fuel Stove : amzn.to/3feQ2sk Fenix HM65R-T Headlamp : amzn.to/2QEatFF Gerber ComplEAT Utensil Set : amzn.to/2QLaSpQ Kinders Roasted Garlic Salt : amzn.to/3fcJ5YR OneTigris Folding Chair : amzn.to/3yr40Po Smart Bottle 2.5 Gallon/10 Liter Collapsible Water Bag : amzn.to/2SrtcoI Dewalt Air Compressor : amzn.to/34czT0h Dewalt Batteries : amzn.to/3wAtOHn Wenzel 4” Sleeping Pad : amzn.to/2SrrK5p Czech Bed Roll : Teton Sports Pillow : amzn.to/3vnigH6 Black Coffee Mug : amzn.to/2SlYY6j
The best channel i just found, thanks to corona. Whenever i watch your videos feels like we are talking one to one which actully feels great, hope you get tons of subs and likes. Thanks for entertaining as well as sharing your reviews. Strength and honour to you and your family !
Finally! Another truck camping video! I just started watching, but immediately noticed the you have the propane tank inside with you. That tank needs to be outside for safety. I bought a longer hose so I could do that. It would be bad news if that tank vented inside with that flame. Just looking out for you, brother! I have plenty of tips for you regarding truck camping. Check out my FB group called "Truck bed camping" to see all the mods I have done to my truck.
BAKED BEANS SUSTAIN. Never mind the tasteless jokes: today's best canned baked beans are more digestible. THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES. I was a toddler in the late 1940s and early 1950's. We lived in a family-owned rent house where the major source of heat was the kitchen coal range. We had an indoor water pump by the sink. Insulation in the walls was unknown in those days. We had the right bedding (and jammies and long winter underwear) to be comfortable. Chamber pots: only beloved in contrast to a trek to the outhouse over the snow encrusted bumper of my Dad's car, since the facility was attached to the garage.
Short over-nighters in the back of my truck are becoming my favorite! Great video. Crazy story about the stranded folks - good thing you were there to help them!
I have a F150 crew cab and the bed is only 5 1/2' long. I'm 6 ft. and it is cramped trying to sleep in it. It is more comfortable sleeping in the back seat of the pickup, plus it is padded. The biggest problem is carbon monoxide. If I lower the window for air it becomes freezing cold inside. The best way for me is to use a ceramic heater and run a Honda generator outside. They are very quiet. The bed camper is used for storage for all of my camping stuff and firewood.
Hi Luke, I always start to watch this about ten at night. For some reason you always cook about that time it looks so darn good. I already ate my supper. One thing I had was Bush’s beans. Love them. Looks nice there. I hope you sleep over. I love your stories. Good night, see you in the morning. Tell Susie I miss seeing her. This was fun. Thanks for letting me come along. 👋
Good burger, BBQ beans, a little whiskey, good story at a campfire, what’s not to like! Loved the shorter format. I just don’t always have time to sit down to the longer ones, as much as I’d like to! Nice work.
Your childhood memories bring back memories of my own, I had a very similar childhood as well. My siblings and I basically ran wild through the land around our place, as long as we told our parents where we would be and so on. Even though I have been living in the city for over 20 years now, I long to go back to those times…. Part of the reason why I plan on getting out of the city for good and moving back home, getting a place close to my parents place so I can be handy in case something happens.
I use a little USB powered fan in the back of the truck when I use the heater. Plug it into the power pack and it will circulate the heat and helps with ventilation/condensation. Where did you get the cot?
Just when im about equipped with my new backpack/camping/hiking gear I watch this video......now I have to get rid of my lid on my truck and buy a topper...... and yada, yada, yah....lol....Life sure is fun. Thanks for the video Luke! Take care!
i was watchiing one of your episodeds with my grandson he is 6 years old and he likes watching hiking videos and while watching he got all excited and shouted granda hes left his camera behind phone him up and tell him,well we were all in stitches with laughter but i put his right and told him thats what he does to make it more professional.
Luke, alcohol does not thin dilute your blood, but it does "thin" it, making it less sticky and less likely to clott. The reasons it lowers your core temperature are that it dialates your capillaries and depresses your shivering mechanism. Your skin feels warm due to having more blood on the surface, and yet this pulls heat out of body much faster, lowering core temperature and increasing the chance of hypothermia. Love your videos!
I'd have a heart attack trying to drive on that road with ice! Dry mountain roads freak me out bad enough! 😳😜 Here's a wee tidbit of trivia. My ex-husband was an extra in Last of the Mohicans. It was filmed in the mountains of North Carolina.
I was waiting on a hairy arm to reach in through that open back glass while Luke was cooking lol. Where i live here in the mountains of NC there is a good chance of it happening.
Luke👍👍 Nice outing, cold outside, warm inside. Savotta does make nice products that work as intended, quite expensive and I don't think anybody carries the brand in the states anymore. So having them shipped adds plenty to the costs but buy once, cry once. Nothing wrong with a couple shots of your favorite spirit whilst out camping. Burger and beans..😋 Enjoy!
Nice Luke ! I’m impressed! Keep it going, love your adventures xxx give my love to Suzy xxx I always imagine I’m sitting a cross of you and telling stories....
Luke, it sounds like you grew up in my house. I grew up in a three-room house one wood stove in the middle to heat the whole thing. One room was a combined living eating kitchen, one room was the family bedroom, one room was the family room. No running water, no electricity, and definitely no indoor plumbing. I take that back we did have running water, it came from a 600 gallon tank that was outside of our house by the kitchen sink. In the winter time we kept our water in milk cans inside the house so that they didn't freeze, but it sure did get cold. What was really fun, was before we moved into the house we lived in an old surplus Army tent for a year when I was six. You know I never felt poor cause we had all of nature to play in. We had chickens, usually we and a couple of neighbor families would go together every year and get a hog or a cow to raise, sometimes both, and that was our meat, and we had the farm vegetable plot for our veggies which we canned. Life was good though, wasn't it? There are a lot of times I miss it.
Oh boy.... I bet that last part driving on the ice and VERY STEEP road got your heart rate up and going better than any cup of TASTERS NASTY could!! : ) great video Luke!
Hey Luke, LOVIN the mini concept. I haul logs on slippery winter mountain roads in British Columbia Canada. Word of advice, get a set of good tire chains that fit your tires and keep them with you. One use and they have paid for themselves. Cheap insurance. Real tire chains not those useless cable things. I used to do a bit of truck camping in my day as well and always enjoyed it. I use a Canadian Military sleep system for my comfy warm sleep. Cheers Luke
Evening, Brother Luke... I especially enjoy your adventures these days as I'm tucked in my warm, cozy bed with a bag of my favourite trail mix nearby. Thanks, Buddy. "S. & H."
I am so happy I found your channel! A random video popped up one day from Survival Russia and a new love for watching winter camping/ survival was found :D Good luck with your surgery !
I remember i was 13 or so here in Wisconsin during winter. Big kitty was meowing for more water. Mom kick the dish you have water oh its frozen. Thats my house during the winter. Thank god i sold it. I do not miss it.
Burgers, almost proper beans, drinks, snow and Ice, matches made in heaven! Before anyone asks I’m British 🇬🇧 and we know Baked Beans, we eat 10 times more baked beans than the rest of the world combined!
Ahh depends how your having them, a cheeky dollop of brown sauce for beans on toast, little bit of salt and pepper for a jacket spud or as they come in a full English breakfast! 😋
I have some GoodYear Tread Sketchers Like the commercial on this video these are the BEST athletic shoes , Oh Yeah the Video in that mtn Snow and Ice Storm . Hillenberg looks like a fantastic tent it held up very good. Be safe Happy Trails May God Bless!
I really enjoyed that little night out Luke. Like others have said, good luck with your op at the doctor's, I couldn't believe the price difference, absolutely unreal, best of luck 👍
You've been at that campsite before. There's baked beans at Dollar Tree and I can't remember the name that are delicious, with brown sugar and whiskey. The Buddy heater, do you need fresh air to run. Great short. I like your setup in the back, with the cot and table. We grew up poor, too, and took baths in a long galvanised tub eet on 2 kitchen chairs in the kitchen. My gran and pa lived nearby and had a beautiful home, but for a couple years my mom struggled raising us 3 girls, outside toilet etc. And I appreciate hot water coming out of the spigot whenever I turn it on, with heat, lights etc. Our house in the 60s was nice, but no insulation, single pane windows, no bathroom, I'm not sure how it was heated, a furnace in the floor maybe. Makes you appreciate little things. I still have my 60s CRT tube e plastic white TV to watch OTA stations for free.
Great Video!! I don't like driving on Ice at all! that burger looked awesome! Try Chicken burgers they too are delish!! thanks for sharing your family stories!
You can do beans and cheeseburgers anytime, I love it. With bacon, of course...hickory smoked too. Wild Turkey bourbon helps too...ha! Maybe over a Dakota Firepit....easy cleanup....fill it back in, no water needed...
damn it i love the sound of your TRUCK ugh make me soo mad that i can't drive .. but Luke , you are the man . i love the view @20:14 *sigh* hell of a sight to see :) ty again :) take care
Looked like a good trip . Great scenery , great food , a drink by the fire remembering the past and a warm bunk. I just broke down and bought a heater like that . Need to get a supply hose like that . Just refilled my small bottles the other day . Have a great evening
Too funny. I do so many similar things as you when I truck camp. Guess with time we all get things dialed in the way we like. Just about any food is better when you're camping. For burgers I use the precooked frozen cheese burgers from Costco. Super simple. I do my coffee the same way with different ingredients: packet of Vietnamese Cafe Su Da and one Starbucks instant.
Sounds like my great grandpa lol, he use to run it as well as make it 😁 and as far as the price is right, loved that show 11am eastern 👍 every weekday, those were the days
Great video Luke! I Like hearing your stories from your childhood and from your past camping experiences. I think it would make a great video about the couple who got stranded. Lucky for them you went camping that night. Can’t wait for your next adventure!
Driving in the mountains in ice conditions is a challenge. If you do it regularly, I would strongly suggest a set of lugged tire chains for all four wheels. You have to drive slowly with the chains on but on ice you want to make no sudden moves. Basically, you crawl. We used to go off road in winter deer hunting in NY's Adirondack mountains. It was wet, muddy, and cold. Mud holes turned into blocks of ice. We would drive thru a foot of snow. It was fairly flat with a few steep hills and there were hills of bare granite rock to cross. We would go thru a mud hole with water and a six inch thick block of ice. The front tires would break thru the ice which would go up in the air with the chains climbing up on the block and then all come crashing down. Because of differentials and drive shafts, chains on all fours in 4WD is not generally recommended. If you drive slowly and the wheels can slip, it is ok. Back in the woods, we didn't have ditches to contend with. Going over the bare rock however, we had a 20 foot drop off if the truck slid sideways off the trail.
Have Last of the Mohicans on VHS. I used to camp in back of truck with 2 dogs for heat. At least every 15 minutes, one of them got up, spun around and flopped back down. Nesting.
Garlic is great snd for me you point out not even knowing you are that there is a need to get out there and have some time to Yourself and get with nature thank you for sharing
My Dad was a product of the Great Depression and simple food product stuck with him his entire life. Bread, butter and “baked beans” 😏 ... usually he would cook the beans and eat them between two slices of white bread ... yummy and to this day I do the same. Sort of like comfort food. Simple and easy to carry and to make, especially when camping. Enjoy your videos ✔️
Since the pandemic it always surprises me how many times I run into people out in the middle of nowhere. More people are boon-docking than ever. Many have no idea what their doing but I applaud the effort. Most of the time people are friendly and want to talk but every now and then you run into those persons that make me glad I can carry.
If you haven’t already would you do a truck camping equipment review especially your storage systems ( duffle bags etc.) Thanks!
You are far too humble of a person. You practically saved those people's lives...! What a great story and please include it in a video because it could possibly help others avoid a tragic outcome. Thank goodness you were there. You're a compassionate human being, we need more people like you in this world. Stay safe my man 😊🍻✌️
Thank you so much for your kind words! I truly value safety and helping others. Speaking of being prepared, have you heard about the Segway Portable PowerStation Cube Series? It's a reliable power source for outdoor adventures and even home backup power. With its massive capacity, powerful output, and fast recharging, it can definitely come in handy during emergencies. Stay safe and always be prepared! ️
A really nice overnighter. I really like the way you talk to us as though we are there. Makes you feel like a friend. 😀
So true about appreciation. Only those who have suffered from doing without know the true value of having.
".... And we have BBQ baked beans..."
And promptly opens the hatch... Lol..
It's one of those nights...
City slickers.... Lol
Yes , garlic is good on everything! Stay safe!
1am in indonesia now.. you know what??
6pm before i came down home after work, not get eat... cant sleep.. and see a notif your video.. and guess what.. im more hungry than before bcause your burger... damn....
What a nice truck camping dude...
I also grew up very poor and in a very primitive home. It was a 1917 house, the walls weren't made of drywall but were plaster covering wooden slats, the fuses for the main power were the glass screw in kind. The wiring was solid copper wire with a fiberglass sheath held in place by porcelain mounts. No heating and air either. I can remember my dad using the kitchen stove, turning it on high, and leaving it's door open to heat the house. So I feel you 👍
My dog, Lucy, taught me how to run through the woods like Daniel Day Lewis in the opening shots of Last of the Mohicans. Love that movie plus Broken Arrow, too. It took all summer, but we did it. Ran the trail beginning to end, on a familiar trail that we made. Thanks for another great video.
I am always so jealous of watching people like you able to get out and enjoy life. I know it sounds simple but I truly have NO money to do anything so I try and enjoy watching people like and dream. Maybe in my next life.
Try joining some local camping or hiking groups, check facebook, go to your local REI, etc, you might be able to find some folks willing to part with some older but still good gear for super cheap, or maybe for free. Don't let anything stop you from getting out if that's what you need.
You can also set aside a little bit each paycheque for gear, buying each piece a little bit at a time. It’s what I am doing since I don’t have a lot of money myself. We have a bit of gear that my roommate gave me but a lot of it has to be replaced since it’s old and worn out after years of use.
So I started budgeting and setting aside $5.00 or $10.00 from each paycheque in a camping fund so I can get new gear, mostly from Amazon since their prices are reasonable.
Luke’s gear reviews are great since he helps in what gear is ok and what gear to stay the heck away from….
during army winter mountaintraining the montain guide told us " drinking Schnaps against the cold is like wetting your pants - feels warm at first"
Hahaha That's a great way to put it.
- Luke
If you have a car to sleep in it should be no problems (just don't drive)
@@ulfpe there was only a cable car within five hours walk when we were told that
:: Gear List ::
After receiving countless messages from viewers about supporting the channel through Amazon, I have begun using Amazon Affiliate links in the Adventure Videos and if you choose to purchase one of these products via these links I will receive a small commission which will help fund future honest reviews and adventures.
The channel remains as it always was, 100% Agenda Free with no sponsored videos, no paid reviews, and I don't care if you purchase these products or not; you won't find affiliate links in review videos only in adventures.
I'm going to do my best to put gear lists into all of my videos since everyone is asking for them all the time.
For this trip, here are the big items that I used.
Gear List :
Jackery Explorer 1000 : amzn.to/3wIT7XR
Qooltek 60LED 7W Light Strips : amzn.to/34awT4J
Decathlon Folding Table :
Savotta Duffle Bags :
Mr Buddy Heater : amzn.to/2SbtS1c
Mr Buddy Heater Propane Tank Hose : amzn.to/3ubZl0x
Expedition Research Kettle :
Imusa 6” Skillet : amzn.to/3fdnFuK
Snow Peak Cutting Board and Knife : amzn.to/34bfVmL
Butane Fuel : amzn.to/3oTpWyw
GasOne Dual Fuel Stove : amzn.to/3feQ2sk
Fenix HM65R-T Headlamp : amzn.to/2QEatFF
Gerber ComplEAT Utensil Set : amzn.to/2QLaSpQ
Kinders Roasted Garlic Salt : amzn.to/3fcJ5YR
OneTigris Folding Chair : amzn.to/3yr40Po
Smart Bottle 2.5 Gallon/10 Liter Collapsible Water Bag : amzn.to/2SrtcoI
Dewalt Air Compressor : amzn.to/34czT0h
Dewalt Batteries : amzn.to/3wAtOHn
Wenzel 4” Sleeping Pad : amzn.to/2SrrK5p
Czech Bed Roll :
Teton Sports Pillow : amzn.to/3vnigH6
Black Coffee Mug : amzn.to/2SlYY6j
The best channel i just found, thanks to corona.
Whenever i watch your videos feels like we are talking one to one which actully feels great, hope you get tons of subs and likes.
Thanks for entertaining as well as sharing your reviews.
Strength and honour to you and your family !
Finally! Another truck camping video! I just started watching, but immediately noticed the you have the propane tank inside with you. That tank needs to be outside for safety. I bought a longer hose so I could do that. It would be bad news if that tank vented inside with that flame. Just looking out for you, brother! I have plenty of tips for you regarding truck camping. Check out my FB group called "Truck bed camping" to see all the mods I have done to my truck.
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You are wise beyond your years Luke! Thanks for another awesome video! 👍
BAKED BEANS SUSTAIN. Never mind the tasteless jokes: today's best canned baked beans are more digestible. THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES. I was a toddler in the late 1940s and early 1950's. We lived in a family-owned rent house where the major source of heat was the kitchen coal range. We had an indoor water pump by the sink. Insulation in the walls was unknown in those days. We had the right bedding (and jammies and long winter underwear) to be comfortable. Chamber pots: only beloved in contrast to a trek to the outhouse over the snow encrusted bumper of my Dad's car, since the facility was attached to the garage.
Short over-nighters in the back of my truck are becoming my favorite! Great video. Crazy story about the stranded folks - good thing you were there to help them!
I have a F150 crew cab and the bed is only 5 1/2' long. I'm 6 ft. and it is cramped trying to sleep in it. It is more comfortable sleeping in the back seat of the pickup, plus it is padded. The biggest problem is carbon monoxide. If I lower the window for air it becomes freezing cold inside. The best way for me is to use a ceramic heater and run a Honda generator outside. They are very quiet. The bed camper is used for storage for all of my camping stuff and firewood.
Hi Luke, I always start to watch this about ten at night. For some reason you always cook about that time it looks so darn good. I already ate my supper. One thing I had was Bush’s beans. Love them. Looks nice there. I hope you sleep over. I love your stories. Good night, see you in the morning. Tell Susie I miss seeing her. This was fun. Thanks for letting me come along. 👋
Once again thanks for your video....always nice to see them...excellent....
thanks again Luke good memories always stay with us some good info on heat also thanks for letting us hang with ya take care/be safe
Thank you for all that you do. I appreciate your channel because there is no other way I would be able to see this beautiful country of ours.
Good burger, BBQ beans, a little whiskey, good story at a campfire, what’s not to like! Loved the shorter format. I just don’t always have time to sit down to the longer ones, as much as I’d like to! Nice work.
Every time I watch your videos I feel like I’m camping 🏕
That's life. I can feel the freedom.
Yes we have come full circle i started watching your channel for the truck camping a year ago
Your childhood memories bring back memories of my own, I had a very similar childhood as well. My siblings and I basically ran wild through the land around our place, as long as we told our parents where we would be and so on.
Even though I have been living in the city for over 20 years now, I long to go back to those times….
Part of the reason why I plan on getting out of the city for good and moving back home, getting a place close to my parents place so I can be handy in case something happens.
prayers to you during your surgery and recovery...Hope it goes well.
I use a little USB powered fan in the back of the truck when I use the heater. Plug it into the power pack and it will circulate the heat and helps with ventilation/condensation. Where did you get the cot?
Just when im about equipped with my new backpack/camping/hiking gear I watch this video......now I have to get rid of my lid on my truck and buy a topper...... and yada, yada, yah....lol....Life sure is fun. Thanks for the video Luke! Take care!
i was watchiing one of your episodeds with my grandson he is 6 years old and he likes watching hiking videos and while watching he got all excited and shouted granda hes left his camera behind phone him up and tell him,well we were all in stitches with laughter but i put his right and told him thats what he does to make it more professional.
You have character and integrity. That's being a leader for the outdoor community. Thanks for taking the time to assist others in need.
Boy that road looked nasty just like tasters nasty lol. Great video always enjoy what you do. Take care!!
Oh yeah!!! the adult mineral water...
Luke, alcohol does not thin dilute your blood, but it does "thin" it, making it less sticky and less likely to clott. The reasons it lowers your core temperature are that it dialates your capillaries and depresses your shivering mechanism. Your skin feels warm due to having more blood on the surface, and yet this pulls heat out of body much faster, lowering core temperature and increasing the chance of hypothermia. Love your videos!
I'd have a heart attack trying to drive on that road with ice! Dry mountain roads freak me out bad enough! 😳😜
Here's a wee tidbit of trivia. My ex-husband was an extra in Last of the Mohicans. It was filmed in the mountains of North Carolina.
Awesome tidbit! My mom always loved that movie!
I fell asleep trying to watch it 😳😂
It is so cozy with you!!! Thanks for a good mood!! 😄🤸🎈
I was waiting on a hairy arm to reach in through that open back glass while Luke was cooking lol. Where i live here in the mountains of NC there is a good chance of it happening.
Luke👍👍 Nice outing, cold outside, warm inside. Savotta does make nice products that work as intended, quite expensive and I don't think anybody carries the brand in the states anymore. So having them shipped adds plenty to the costs but buy once, cry once. Nothing wrong with a couple shots of your favorite spirit whilst out camping. Burger and beans..😋 Enjoy!
Its like we were ALL sitting around the fire with ya !! 👍👍👍👍👍
Nice Luke ! I’m impressed! Keep it going, love your adventures xxx give my love to Suzy xxx I always imagine I’m sitting a cross of you and telling stories....
Videos like these make me have faith in humanity and human capability to thrive anywhere and everywhere. Thank you for the cooking clips. ❤
Love the setup of your truck. Practical and not alot of crap everywhere
As a Finn I'm always happy to see Savotta products being featured here. Keep up the good work!
Luke, it sounds like you grew up in my house. I grew up in a three-room house one wood stove in the middle to heat the whole thing. One room was a combined living eating kitchen, one room was the family bedroom, one room was the family room. No running water, no electricity, and definitely no indoor plumbing. I take that back we did have running water, it came from a 600 gallon tank that was outside of our house by the kitchen sink. In the winter time we kept our water in milk cans inside the house so that they didn't freeze, but it sure did get cold.
What was really fun, was before we moved into the house we lived in an old surplus Army tent for a year when I was six.
You know I never felt poor cause we had all of nature to play in. We had chickens, usually we and a couple of neighbor families would go together every year and get a hog or a cow to raise, sometimes both, and that was our meat, and we had the farm vegetable plot for our veggies which we canned.
Life was good though, wasn't it?
There are a lot of times I miss it.
Oh boy.... I bet that last part driving on the ice and VERY STEEP road got your heart rate up and going better than any cup of TASTERS NASTY could!! : ) great video Luke!
I know the exact spot! My father, son and myself camped there last winter. Great star gazing from the field!
Hollywood Knights, 2 lane Blacktop dvds are always in my Suburban
Hey Luke, LOVIN the mini concept. I haul logs on slippery winter mountain roads in British Columbia Canada. Word of advice, get a set of good tire chains that fit your tires and keep them with you. One use and they have paid for themselves. Cheap insurance. Real tire chains not those useless cable things. I used to do a bit of truck camping in my day as well and always enjoyed it. I use a Canadian Military sleep system for my comfy warm sleep. Cheers Luke
Now I'm craving a cheeseburger! Great recipe there Luke! Another nice video, thanks for posting!
Great little video (lots of work nevertheless, I know!). Greetings from the UK!
Great ! I love truck camping videos. I finished mine this past summer
Hi from Colorado. Thanks for all the advice. I use a 12 volt electric blanket in my van and love it. Take care and be safe.
Thanks for taking us along with you Luke nice over nighter enjoyed this , the burger looked wonderful Scary journey up the mountain yikes
Evening, Brother Luke...
I especially enjoy your adventures these days as I'm tucked in my warm, cozy bed with a bag of my favourite trail mix nearby.
Thanks, Buddy.
"S. & H."
I am so happy I found your channel! A random video popped up one day from Survival Russia and a new love for watching winter camping/ survival was found :D Good luck with your surgery !
Nice video brother. Thank you for being so real, humbled and honest. Keep it up bro.
You have built a awesome setup. I really like the way you give koodos to suppliers. Now, if you where driving a f-150 I could really get behind you.
Thank you brother for sharing your thoughts and adventures and your stories
I just found your channel! I really enjoyed the video! Cheers from Canada!🇨🇦
Love these fireside chats.
You are a blessing going somewhere to happen. Thank you 😊
I remember i was 13 or so here in Wisconsin during winter. Big kitty was meowing for more water. Mom kick the dish you have water oh its frozen. Thats my house during the winter. Thank god i sold it. I do not miss it.
Man, watching you eat that delicious burger, you are torturing us !!
I was just told you mentioned at an a event you were in a Recon unit!!! Outstanding!! Thank you for your service USMC!!! Semper Fi!!
Great vid love car/ truck camping. glad ya made it out safe those bags looked pretty decent thanks again
Nice little trip looked it was fun that mountain dont look to nice though ! Be safe and be well
Burgers, almost proper beans, drinks, snow and Ice, matches made in heaven! Before anyone asks I’m British 🇬🇧 and we know Baked Beans, we eat 10 times more baked beans than the rest of the world combined!
Your beans are bland.
Ahh depends how your having them, a cheeky dollop of brown sauce for beans on toast, little bit of salt and pepper for a jacket spud or as they come in a full English breakfast! 😋
Tsrgoinc....if you haven’t already tried it, put cold beans between two slices of buttered bread for a cold bean sandwich! Delicious!
I have some GoodYear Tread Sketchers Like the commercial on this video these are the BEST athletic shoes ,
Oh Yeah the Video in that mtn Snow and Ice Storm . Hillenberg looks like a fantastic tent it held up very good.
Be safe Happy Trails May God Bless!
Love hearing your stories and love your adventures. You are brave camping alone in the wood's. Thanks for the inspiring video's.
Cool intro!
What do mean "breakfast and coffee"? Coffee IS breakfast!! Lol
Thanks for the video. Hope all is well!
Perfect timing!!I am doing my 1st solo truck camp tomorrow in Wisconsin Kettle Morraine! Very excited
Very great upload, many thanks for sharing with us, best greetings
Thanks for it all especially the 🔥
I really enjoyed that little night out Luke. Like others have said, good luck with your op at the doctor's, I couldn't believe the price difference, absolutely unreal, best of luck 👍
Oh I am enjoying this video,, absolutely awesome.. thank you Luke
You've been at that campsite before. There's baked beans at Dollar Tree and I can't remember the name that are delicious, with brown sugar and whiskey. The Buddy heater, do you need fresh air to run. Great short. I like your setup in the back, with the cot and table. We grew up poor, too, and took baths in a long galvanised tub eet on 2 kitchen chairs in the kitchen. My gran and pa lived nearby and had a beautiful home, but for a couple years my mom struggled raising us 3 girls, outside toilet etc. And I appreciate hot water coming out of the spigot whenever I turn it on, with heat, lights etc. Our house in the 60s was nice, but no insulation, single pane windows, no bathroom, I'm not sure how it was heated, a furnace in the floor maybe. Makes you appreciate little things. I still have my 60s CRT tube e plastic white TV to watch OTA stations for free.
I want more cooking episodes !!! Thank you !!!!
God bless you luke your a good person and a good family man take care stay safe
Burger looked great! Nice setup in your cab, like a mini kitchen. We use to sit around a campfire like that and it was so wonderful.
love your story , the cooking and most of all the whisky part
Great Video!! I don't like driving on Ice at all! that burger looked awesome! Try Chicken burgers they too are delish!! thanks for sharing your family stories!
Glad to see that you still have a good heart and helped people out that was in need
Excellent video as always
Stay warm and safe my friend
You can do beans and cheeseburgers anytime, I love it. With bacon, of course...hickory smoked too. Wild Turkey bourbon helps too...ha! Maybe over a Dakota Firepit....easy cleanup....fill it back in, no water needed...
damn it i love the sound of your TRUCK ugh make me soo mad that i can't drive .. but Luke , you are the man . i love the view @20:14 *sigh* hell of a sight to see :) ty again :) take care
Was nice to see you making real food. That burger looked good :)
Nicely done! You should make more truck camping videos.
Looked like a good trip . Great scenery , great food , a drink by the fire remembering the past and a warm bunk. I just broke down and bought a heater like that . Need to get a supply hose like that . Just refilled my small bottles the other day . Have a great evening
Love the short videos!! You get right to the good stuff!!
Too funny. I do so many similar things as you when I truck camp. Guess with time we all get things dialed in the way we like. Just about any food is better when you're camping. For burgers I use the precooked frozen cheese burgers from Costco. Super simple. I do my coffee the same way with different ingredients: packet of Vietnamese Cafe Su Da and one Starbucks instant.
Sounds like my great grandpa lol, he use to run it as well as make it 😁 and as far as the price is right, loved that show 11am eastern 👍 every weekday, those were the days
Great video Luke! I Like hearing your stories from your childhood and from your past camping experiences. I think it would make a great video about the couple who got stranded. Lucky for them you went camping that night. Can’t wait for your next adventure!
Thanks so much for your vids!
Driving in the mountains in ice conditions is a challenge. If you do it regularly, I would strongly suggest a set of lugged tire chains for all four wheels. You have to drive slowly with the chains on but on ice you want to make no sudden moves. Basically, you crawl. We used to go off road in winter deer hunting in NY's Adirondack mountains. It was wet, muddy, and cold. Mud holes turned into blocks of ice. We would drive thru a foot of snow. It was fairly flat with a few steep hills and there were hills of bare granite rock to cross. We would go thru a mud hole with water and a six inch thick block of ice. The front tires would break thru the ice which would go up in the air with the chains climbing up on the block and then all come crashing down. Because of differentials and drive shafts, chains on all fours in 4WD is not generally recommended. If you drive slowly and the wheels can slip, it is ok. Back in the woods, we didn't have ditches to contend with. Going over the bare rock however, we had a 20 foot drop off if the truck slid sideways off the trail.
Sounds like you should invest in tire chains or the equivalent of, for your vehicle. Great video!
A 1/8 cup brandy, 1/8 cup. Randy and Hazel but coffee.A delight.
Have Last of the Mohicans on VHS. I used to camp in back of truck with 2 dogs for heat. At least every 15 minutes, one of them got up, spun around and flopped back down. Nesting.
Garlic is great snd for me you point out not even knowing you are that there is a need to get out there and have some time to Yourself and get with nature thank you for sharing