OMG I get that all the time "why don't you just melt snow instead of carrying water in??" THEY DON'T UNDERSTANNNDDDDDDDDD. And then when I do melt snow I get all kinds of lectures on how I'm doing it wrong because I didn't explain to them every single detail of how I did it. ugh. Losing battle lol. Great vids friends! Cheers!
#facts Yeah... we’re gonna get a lot of that in this video! It’s just an impractical use of gas and time, but works if you’ve got a frozen creek and forgot to refill at the store!! 🥲🥰
I'm a former mountaineer, and melting snow for water was a fact of life on the mountain. It was done all the time, you have to stay hydrated. But I won't tell you how to melt snow, its a no brainer. Snow, pot, heat...repeat
@@skylarkenwood1422 I think it's more just the redundancy of those who don't live this way constantly thinking we don't know what we are doing. Upon answering the question for the millionth time, has a tendency to get a little old.
Ok.....this is just an observation and a personal opinion......but the fact that you can live, and thrve in such cramped conditions......is a testament to your tenacity, your love for each other, and your appreciation for the smple things in life.
OK. After setting my spring cleaning schedule up I look at these two young health adults in a tiny space cleaning a fraction of the time I spend. Lucky Ducks!!!
kamp reminds me of my old best bud... passed away during covid, i was working overseas and could not go home... I miss the feeling when you need to cuddle and its just one whistle away... the most precious gift he gave me is his 13 years of existence... ❤️
Oh, how awful - to not be able to be there. I am so sorry you had to go thru that. I recently lost my elder kitty after 12 years (adopted her at 4+years). Missing the snuggles as you are. ❤️
I'm so sorry for your loss. It's the same for me. You put it perfectly. I miss the feeling of being able to cuddle him whenever I want, and the best gift he gave me was his existence for 14 years. 💚
It’s probably too late now, but every day make it a chore to chop into one section of the creek with an axe and keep breaking the ice off the top so you keep access to the water flowing underneath.
Or maybe it’s because it’s lacking minerals. Water without minerals tastes kinda weird. I have a bottle of minerals to add back to my water after my filter takes them away. 😆
@@m.hammer648 , ewwww your so douchey.. Can't handle their Brilliance! We all collected stimulus checks, so ummm. Why troll?? U happy I/ someone replied to your pitiful comment.
Having snow available ‘just in case’ is a gift most don’t think about having for emergencies - but better to carry water in than to melt the snow. I have a rustic vacation cabin in the mountains back east that has electricity, but no running water. I always try to keep 30 gal on hand at any given time no matter the season, which will usually last almost 2 weeks. I get my water from a spring in town most times, but will buy it if I need to when I first land at the cabin. It definitely makes you appreciate and conserve water!
Дорогой друг, правильнее печку опустить ниже на пол. Тогда теплый воздух будет равномернее распределен по объему помещения. Сейчас у тебя вверху тепло, а у пола холодно(
I spent half my life living in the Mountains around lake Tahoe and loved it...I now live in Florida and enjoy the weather & Beaches..When your Winter lifestyle gets to get old- move to warmer climates....Love your videos...Cute couple...
I bet Elsa won't be forgetting the water no more LOL! But she did good melting the snow. Y'all have to be so much in love. It's so wonderful. There's not a person alive, I could live like that with. Maybe for a couple of days. I love to watch your videos they are great. Be safe and enjoy each other. The world is a beautiful place. Thanks for sharing your part of it.
I cold soak alot of food while camping to reduce fuel usage. Maybe pre collect snow and let it melt naturally before ( or set it on that beautiful wood burner stove) to preserve propane.
Hi you Elsa and baron and camp, love seeing your espresso maker we had at my Nona house in Italy as a child ,I still use mine too !! Things are difficult I have 2 family members in hospital with Cov19 since 2 days ago , love Relaxing with you both ,thank you love your little Family, an the World is your back yard !!! Peace and Love, #StaySafe From Oregon
One thing I’ve leaned in life is that necessity often dictate your actions ( need water must melt snow)!! Also Kamp has you right where he wants you!! 😂😂😂
Maybe you could have put snow in a container and keep it inside if it’s warm inside your scamp. And it melts since you had water on a tray at the beginning of the video.
In the 60's growing up in Iowa we had a huge blizzard one year... the water pipes froze over and we melted snow on the stove for water for a few days. I recall climbing a tree to get on top of a warehouse so we could jump off the roof into a snow bank.
Glad you had snow to melt. Been there done that.seems as though you would have more water with all the snow.fun to peek into your world. Thanks! Enjoy!
Quick before I head out...I thought of filling pots or plastic containers, having them in your scamp. The moisture in the air inside your scamp may condense and drip off items cold from the snow packed inside them. As long as the outside of the container is clean and non toxic. Or wipe with clean rag to collect the water. May take longer to get water or do a few small cans? I hope you can use this principle; I leave the logistics to you. (you would not have to worry about the "extras" from our flying troll friends. Also the woodstoves frequently make a pot to boil water that semi wrap around the pipe, seen them on other channels, on several models. Your camp coffee pot works too. They have water storage cans that can take freezing I think they are made of the same plastic in which the ice chests with the ice pack you put water in and freeze at home; its made from the same type of plastic. I hope you guys make out ok. Love yas!
Really like this, it's not always Insta glamping. Clearing ice around the door, the towels under the windows & frack, I forgot the water.. Excellent production, y'all Also, so cute "Wanna a latte?, a little lux to bring some cheer to the dreary :)
I've seen off bushcrafting videos that they pack the snow in super tight then add a lil water! Try that maybe? Could help I've never personally tried it.
I'm sitting here laughing to myself. I treat my Mr. Bug almost exactly like you do Kamp. He's a chihuahua, but doesn't realize he's not a human. Hope your water situation sorts/melts itself out.
I'm turning 50 soon and thinking of living this way forever... But I'm going to do it in key West Florida... I love your guys videos and enjoy watching the best way to live... Godbless you guys.. Thanks for videos
Fabulous episode! :-) took me right back to my favorite ex, Bruce. We were so good together, we solved every problem with cool heads and mutual respect and laughter. We lived in our motorhome with our Rottweilers as we traveled to various points around the US doing contracts in the DP industry. Enjoy!
Good thing it's only temporary then you can refill your water and propane when it melts off enough to get back to town. You two show a lot of patience living in such a small space for so long together. It would drive me insane to spend too much time inside waiting for the snow to stop.
Kamp you are such beautiful dog and I love watch you out run your daddy and watching daddy telling you too come home ,but you having fun by not going home then he calls mummy to get you back home
When I was a little girl, my mom had to ‘melt’ snow for our source of water a few times, because our pipes would freeze and we always end up shutting off the main line. My dad worked in another state so we had to fend for ourselves at times... I know the feeling. I’m glad you guys are doing great, there are times I worry about you kids. Please take care, take very good care of yourselves. Bless you always.
*OMG! I literally was singing the "happy dog" song when Kamp was running on the creek, then Elsa sang it when she was melting snow the second time!! haha I love that song and sing it whenever I see a Happy dog* too funny!!
When we went winter camping..we use to keep a clean tarp..and keep it on the hood and windshield of SUV at bottom/ front of hood we would prop something under it to keep from sliding of hood.. And at the top of the windshield and tarp edges in the door so it couldn't blow off..essentially like a square bowl, Snow was clean and piled high and bonus windshield would stay clean no scraping off ice ..down side it takes foreeeevvvver..
We lived in a fifth wheel trailer for 5 years. Without water, and without electric most of the time. Hauling water becomes a huge part of life and all important. More so is to find a way to stay warm and dry. I see your wood stove and I think to myself, Awesome! We just never had one, but it sure would have been the bomb. The coldest it got for us is down in the single digits, in Arkansas. Over all, I was okay with that lifestyle, except for not having running water to do dishes and cleaning ourselves. I think the thing I missed the most was having access to clean water so to wash my hands. Love your story, love your good attitudes, love you guys!
So glad you have the ability and resources to melt the snow for water and the Berkeley to filter it ! It doesn’t matter how you do it the fact is you needed water and found a solution good on you!! Give Kamp a good scratch behind the ear for me .
Set all ur pots and cups that can go on the wood stove with snow and just keep filling them up. If u go away from the scamp and get fresh top snow and bring it back and maybe put it in a tote or in a spot close to the scamp it would be sooo much easier...just a suggestion...piling it on a small tarp and covering it over would also be a good idea... that way u are not constantly having to dress up and go out and dig pots of snow and melt it on ur Coleman
TIME FOR SPRING! You 2 be careful out there! Remind yourselves EVERY DAY how lucky you are to have found each other in this big ol world!! LOVE YOU BOTH
Awww.... I think you 3 need Springtime, like now. Hope Kamp's allergies aren't too bad this year! Best of luck during mud season and so look forward to your vids!🥰👏😎
Just a thought. The snow melted on the mat at your door on the inside. It is obviously warm enough inside. Put your snow in a container, pack it and put it next to your wood stove to melt over time
It looks soooooooooo cold there, wherever you are (haven't been following your exploits in a while). Here in Milwaukee finally warming up so I really FEEEEEL your chill. Nice Latte maker, btw! Enjoy.
That reminded me of when the old fashioned water boiler quit working at my Nana's house & there was no hot water...we had to boil it instead... Luckily, I was a teenager long ago...those cast iron pots were heavy!💪🏽
HI, I ran across one of your video's from 2019 when you were snowed in. I have lived off grid most of my life. When my solar isn't charging with the sun I run a homemade generator made from a 1974 Chevy Alt. and a Harbor freight 6.5 hp motor. Cheaper than running your car. Also the seal on the camper door can be sprayed with Pam cooking spray to prevent it freezing shut, works well on car door as well. One other way to melt snow is to keep a pot next to your wood stove and fill it with snow. Way cheaper than running propane to melt it.
That sucks that the condensation on the windows runs in on the old Scamps. The new ones have “gutter” that collect it and runs out outside now. Very nice.
you can build a tent or hut near your house so that the snow does not fall on the grill, as well as use for storing firewood, they will not be wet from snow, as well as wind protection, moisture protection of your house .
OMG I get that all the time "why don't you just melt snow instead of carrying water in??" THEY DON'T UNDERSTANNNDDDDDDDDD. And then when I do melt snow I get all kinds of lectures on how I'm doing it wrong because I didn't explain to them every single detail of how I did it. ugh. Losing battle lol. Great vids friends! Cheers!
#facts Yeah... we’re gonna get a lot of that in this video! It’s just an impractical use of gas and time, but works if you’ve got a frozen creek and forgot to refill at the store!! 🥲🥰
🤙😒
I'm a former mountaineer, and melting snow for water was a fact of life on the mountain. It was done all the time, you have to stay hydrated. But I won't tell you how to melt snow, its a no brainer.
Snow, pot, heat...repeat
@@skylarkenwood1422 I think it's more just the redundancy of those who don't live this way constantly thinking we don't know what we are doing. Upon answering the question for the millionth time, has a tendency to get a little old.
Honestly!! Anyone who's had to drink boiled snow water would GLADLY hike in with the extra few litres in their pack hahahaha.
For some reason I appreciated you showing us footage of you cleaning up the floor. Maybe because it's so real and unglamorous.
Ok.....this is just an observation and a personal opinion......but the fact that you can live, and thrve in such cramped conditions......is a testament to your tenacity, your love for each other, and your appreciation for the smple things in life.
OK. After setting my spring cleaning schedule up I look at these two young health adults in a tiny space cleaning a fraction of the time I spend. Lucky Ducks!!!
kamp reminds me of my old best bud... passed away during covid, i was working overseas and could not go home... I miss the feeling when you need to cuddle and its just one whistle away... the most precious gift he gave me is his 13 years of existence... ❤️
I'm so sorry for you'r loss. Pet's are family. 💕
Oh, how awful - to not be able to be there. I am so sorry you had to go thru that. I recently lost my elder kitty after 12 years (adopted her at 4+years). Missing the snuggles as you are. ❤️
I'm so sorry for your loss. It's the same for me. You put it perfectly. I miss the feeling of being able to cuddle him whenever I want, and the best gift he gave me was his existence for 14 years. 💚
Elsa and Barron: Oh no! It's Spring time and it's still snowiiiiing! Kamp: Good! No alergies for me 😉
I think all of us who watch your videos are in love with Kamp. He is such a character and that precious face is to die for
It’s probably too late now, but every day make it a chore to chop into one section of the creek with an axe and keep breaking the ice off the top so you keep access to the water flowing underneath.
Kamp all snuggled in like that pulls at my heart strings
He is the cutest isn't he 😊
Same.☺️
I like that you don’t put music to this. So many CZcamsrs put a lot of music and it can be too much.
Agreed. Sometimes they do make their videos with some music, but it's not overdone, and they use decent, appropriate music
Snow always tastes funky to me. Maybe it picks up substances as it falls through the atmosphere
Or maybe it’s because it’s lacking minerals. Water without minerals tastes kinda weird. I have a bottle of minerals to add back to my water after my filter takes them away. 😆
maybe because how snow forms?
iPutNormakWaterOutsideInASealedCoveredBucketForWeeksToBecomeIce.ThenWarmerTime,WhenMelted-NastySmell-SewerLike.OkLetItSomeTime.ThenNoNastySmellAgain.WaterHasSomeOtherEnergeticProperties.
atFirstRainWaterItsCloudyAndHasSmokeyTasteFromTheAtmosphere.ThenWhenItsClearRainWaterItsVeryNiceAndGood.
Barron: Sleeps
Elsa: Does the noisiest tasks possible
😂
Jealous of Barron’s ability to sleep through the squeaky Scamp door!
I didn't even realize he was there until it was coffee time :D
@@m.hammer648 I think Elsa keeps that camper pretty clean and tidy. Barron does have the arms length appearance of a rudderless hippy, lol.
@@m.hammer648 , ewwww your so douchey.. Can't handle their Brilliance! We all collected stimulus checks, so ummm. Why troll?? U happy I/ someone replied to your pitiful comment.
Lol she does!!!
I wanna snuggle with Kamp so bad. He's the cutest little bean, I swear.
He seemed extra fluffy and cuddle-y this video.
Even when Kamps not looking good... he looks good! Its all that nutritious bone broth does wonders for the eyes and fur!
Hlo
Having snow available ‘just in case’ is a gift most don’t think about having for emergencies - but better to carry water in than to melt the snow.
I have a rustic vacation cabin in the mountains back east that has electricity, but no running water. I always try to keep 30 gal on hand at any given time no matter the season, which will usually last almost 2 weeks. I get my water from a spring in town most times, but will buy it if I need to when I first land at the cabin.
It definitely makes you appreciate and conserve water!
Дорогой друг, правильнее печку опустить ниже на пол.
Тогда теплый воздух будет равномернее распределен по объему помещения.
Сейчас у тебя вверху тепло, а у пола холодно(
Hi there..could you guys please do a video of your trips to town and your grocery hauls? I love your content! Thank you so much for keeping it real!
I spent half my life living in the Mountains around lake Tahoe and loved it...I now live in Florida and enjoy the weather & Beaches..When your Winter lifestyle gets to get old- move to warmer climates....Love your videos...Cute couple...
Kemp always looks like he’s just had a bath and a good brush.
Kamp hehe. Yeah he does doesn’t he
I bet Elsa won't be forgetting the water no more LOL! But she did good melting the snow. Y'all have to be so much in love. It's so wonderful. There's not a person alive, I could live like that with. Maybe for a couple of days. I love to watch your videos they are great. Be safe and enjoy each other. The world is a beautiful place. Thanks for sharing your part of it.
After a long stressful day I love watching Elsa Rhae and Barron. I find your videos so relaxing. 😎
When melting snow for water, you really have to pack it in the pot. Poor Kamp. He wants the freedom to run but Dad doesn’t want to chase him.
So beautiful so quiet
Hi Elsa, Barron and Kamp.
I cold soak alot of food while camping to reduce fuel usage. Maybe pre collect snow and let it melt naturally before ( or set it on that beautiful wood burner stove) to preserve propane.
It takes a LOT of time, not to mention the fuel use that makes it impractical!
Its so amazing to see how calm and collected your dog is inside
Hi you Elsa and baron and camp, love seeing your espresso maker we had at my Nona house in Italy as a child ,I still use mine too !! Things are difficult I have 2 family members in hospital with Cov19 since 2 days ago , love Relaxing with you both ,thank you love your little Family, an the World is your back yard !!! Peace and Love, #StaySafe
From Oregon
Here's hoping for the swift recovery of your family and a wonderful life ahead. Take care and stay safe and well.
One thing I’ve leaned in life is that necessity often dictate your actions ( need water must melt snow)!! Also Kamp has you right where he wants you!! 😂😂😂
Maybe you could have put snow in a container and keep it inside if it’s warm inside your scamp. And it melts since you had water on a tray at the beginning of the video.
In the 60's growing up in Iowa we had a huge blizzard one year... the water pipes froze over and we melted snow on the stove for water for a few days. I recall climbing a tree to get on top of a warehouse so we could jump off the roof into a snow bank.
Glad you had snow to melt. Been there done that.seems as though you would have more water with all the snow.fun to peek into your world. Thanks! Enjoy!
I love watching y’all. You two are awesome together. And your dog is so stinking cute.
As someone who spent 7 days snowed in during a storm with a newborn I can say that melting snow isn't ideal but it is lifesaving.
Wow, I had NO IDEA it would take that much snow to make water! No wonder!!!
Hello Kathryn. You have a charming picture , i will love to know more about you and get to know each other as new friends, I hope you don't mind?
This video is so wholesome 🤗❤️
Thank God for the snow ❄ for you to have water your needs
Even though I hate snow and refuse to live anywhere I need socks, this is gorgeous! Bless you both and your sweet dog!
Yep walking in deep snow is great exercise for sure.
just like in sand!
Quick before I head out...I thought of filling pots or plastic containers, having them in your scamp. The moisture in the air inside your scamp may condense and drip off items cold from the snow packed inside them. As long as the outside of the container is clean and non toxic. Or wipe with clean rag to collect the water. May take longer to get water or do a few small cans? I hope you can use this principle; I leave the logistics to you. (you would not have to worry about the "extras" from our flying troll friends. Also the woodstoves frequently make a pot to boil water that semi wrap around the pipe, seen them on other channels, on several models. Your camp coffee pot works too. They have water storage cans that can take freezing I think they are made of the same plastic in which the ice chests with the ice pack you put water in and freeze at home; its made from the same type of plastic. I hope you guys make out ok. Love yas!
Really like this, it's not always Insta glamping. Clearing ice around the door, the towels under the windows & frack, I forgot the water.. Excellent production, y'all
Also, so cute "Wanna a latte?, a little lux to bring some cheer to the dreary :)
I've seen off bushcrafting videos that they pack the snow in super tight then add a lil water! Try that maybe? Could help I've never personally tried it.
I think I have a dog crush on Camp...lol What a cutie pie
That's me with my dog "that's not your spot, excuse me"
The exact same with me and my cat!
Your videos are anxiety medication for me. Thank you. Kamp also is a part in that😂 absolute king he is
I'm sitting here laughing to myself. I treat my Mr. Bug almost exactly like you do Kamp. He's a chihuahua, but doesn't realize he's not a human. Hope your water situation sorts/melts itself out.
Aww Kamp was called a “princess”. I deal with the dog taking my spot in the bed pretty much every night and she’s over twice the size of Kamp.
I'm turning 50 soon and thinking of living this way forever...
But I'm going to do it in key West Florida...
I love your guys videos and enjoy watching the best way to live...
Godbless you guys..
Thanks for videos
Love the chill and relaxing vibe of this video, hits home for me. It's always the little things that count. 💕
Pat the snow down to compact it, you wont have to keep topping it up.. love the snow..❄🌨
Beautiful dog.
Fabulous episode! :-) took me right back to my favorite ex, Bruce. We were so good together, we solved every problem with cool heads and mutual respect and laughter. We lived in our motorhome with our Rottweilers as we traveled to various points around the US doing contracts in the DP industry. Enjoy!
Good thing it's only temporary then you can refill your water and propane when it melts off enough to get back to town. You two show a lot of patience living in such a small space for so long together. It would drive me insane to spend too much time inside waiting for the snow to stop.
Kamp you are such beautiful dog and I love watch you out run your daddy and watching daddy telling you too come home ,but you having fun by not going home then he calls mummy to get you back home
When I was a little girl, my mom had to ‘melt’ snow for our source of water a few times, because our pipes would freeze and we always end up shutting off the main line. My dad worked in another state so we had to fend for ourselves at times... I know the feeling. I’m glad you guys are doing great, there are times I worry about you kids. Please take care, take very good care of yourselves. Bless you always.
*OMG! I literally was singing the "happy dog" song when Kamp was running on the creek, then Elsa sang it when she was melting snow the second time!! haha I love that song and sing it whenever I see a Happy dog* too funny!!
Meanwhile in AZ...we will be in the 90's in a few days. 😣😣
Yes!! I'm in AZ too. The heat is upon us, already.
Dang!! I need to make a car camping trip down that way! I'm in Washington haha
@@MadLivin lol I was just there and it was definitely much more chilly 🙃
@@sprinkledrainbow7251 I am NOT ready 🥵
@@Viriaja06 Yes definitely. Wet too but beautiful. First year car camping in the rain/freezing temps. So fun lol
When we went winter camping..we use to keep a clean tarp..and keep it on the hood and windshield of SUV at bottom/ front of hood we would prop something under it to keep from sliding of hood.. And at the top of the windshield and tarp edges in the door so it couldn't blow off..essentially like a square bowl,
Snow was clean and piled high and bonus windshield would stay clean no scraping off ice ..down side it takes foreeeevvvver..
Have a safe blessed day! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Omg..thank you..horrible day at work just got so much better when I saw you had posted...
I love you guys so much, hope you stay warm!🥰
The “Stewart” impression made me snortle my water! LOL! 😂. I love it!
We lived in a fifth wheel trailer for 5 years. Without water, and without electric most of the time. Hauling water becomes a huge part of life and all important. More so is to find a way to stay warm and dry. I see your wood stove and I think to myself, Awesome! We just never had one, but it sure would have been the bomb. The coldest it got for us is down in the single digits, in Arkansas. Over all, I was okay with that lifestyle, except for not having running water to do dishes and cleaning ourselves. I think the thing I missed the most was having access to clean water so to wash my hands. Love your story, love your good attitudes, love you guys!
I thought you moved someplace warmer. I know you will be glad to be done with the snow and cold.
Ick, melting snow! Tedious task. Kamp is looking sooo sweet...
you three are outdoor champions, stay safe and warm out there.
Loved Kamp all wrapped up in the blankies in bed 🥰
I love these types of videos showing how your day goes. Very fun.
So glad you have the ability and resources to melt the snow for water and the Berkeley to filter it ! It doesn’t matter how you do it the fact is you needed water and found a solution good on you!! Give Kamp a good scratch behind the ear for me .
I didn't realise how much snow melting had to be done to get one saucepan filled! I hope you will be able to get on the move soon. Great video!
Missed you guys! SO happy to see this vid :)
Ugh I'll trade you weather, it's high 80s low 90s in southern California's, I'm not ready for summer yet!
Enjoying the last freezes of winter! Cheers Elsa and Barron!!
I know you hear this ALL the time but can I just say Thank You for the relaxing video.
Set all ur pots and cups that can go on the wood stove with snow and just keep filling them up. If u go away from the scamp and get fresh top snow and bring it back and maybe put it in a tote or in a spot close to the scamp it would be sooo much easier...just a suggestion...piling it on a small tarp and covering it over would also be a good idea... that way u are not constantly having to dress up and go out and dig pots of snow and melt it on ur Coleman
The secret to melting snow is find the yellow snow, it melts faster and, to me, it's delicious.
When filling the pot w/snow it helps to really pack it down so you don't have to do as many refills to get the amount of water you need.
TIME FOR SPRING! You 2 be careful out there! Remind yourselves EVERY DAY how lucky you are to have found each other in this big ol world!! LOVE YOU BOTH
That ramen looks so good!!
They eat a lot of stuff that I've never tried (all the vegan stuff) but they haven't made a meal that I don't drool at!
I think an extra jug of water or two is like gold.
Awww.... I think you 3 need Springtime, like now. Hope Kamp's allergies aren't too bad this year! Best of luck during mud season and so look forward to your vids!🥰👏😎
Using the shovel to get your snow is probably where most of your dirt came from.
😂 Mark, check out the pinned comment at the top.
"Okay, this is about a year later." :) I appreciate your humor in a less than ideal situation. Great vid, you 3 are the best, safe travels.
You should pack the snow down in the pit to get as much as you can in it
Just a thought. The snow melted on the mat at your door on the inside. It is obviously warm enough inside. Put your snow in a container, pack it and put it next to your wood stove to melt over time
Awe how adorable is your dog so sweet
It looks soooooooooo cold there, wherever you are (haven't been following your exploits in a while). Here in Milwaukee finally warming up so I really FEEEEEL your chill. Nice Latte maker, btw! Enjoy.
That was one of your best videos. It just felt real . Thanks.
That reminded me of when the old fashioned water boiler quit working at my Nana's house & there was no hot water...we had to boil it instead...
Luckily, I was a teenager long ago...those cast iron pots were heavy!💪🏽
Oh man guys, I’m off the road til June and your vids are keepin me dreaming. Thank you. 😎
HI, I ran across one of your video's from 2019 when you were snowed in. I have lived off grid most of my life. When my solar isn't charging with the sun I run a homemade generator made from a 1974 Chevy Alt. and a Harbor freight 6.5 hp motor. Cheaper than running your car. Also the seal on the camper door can be sprayed with Pam cooking spray to prevent it freezing shut, works well on car door as well.
One other way to melt snow is to keep a pot next to your wood stove and fill it with snow. Way cheaper than running propane to melt it.
Thanks for this- I was really a bit edgy this afternoon, but your peaceful existence and the calming effect of your voice helped me be at peace
Watch out for the yellow snow🤓
Last night there’s nothing on TV last night so I found you guys on CZcams yesterday I loved watching y’all videos
I just realized Barron was asleep during your morning routine. LOL. He must be a deep sleeper. LOL.
Love Rhae elsa and Barron 💕💕💕😉😍
That sucks that the condensation on the windows runs in on the old Scamps. The new ones have “gutter” that collect it and runs out outside now. Very nice.
Interesting about the newer Scamps, and handling condensation
This whole setting looks 👌 amazing 👏
you can build a tent or hut near your house so that the snow does not fall on the grill, as well as use for storing firewood, they will not be wet from snow, as well as wind protection, moisture protection of your house .
When you melt snow you get all the dirt involved. It looks so pretty and clean but it's not. Not only that it takes alot to get a little.
thanks for your help with me all brothers and subscribers 🙏🙏🙏👍
Love u 2 people & a dog 😂 ❤❤❤