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First i want to say it is great seeing you back, Second still love the hair lol. You are trying to hold on to what was that you are affraid to accept changes. There are things in life we can not control and we always look for comfort in what we know over finding beauty in the ugly times. The same way you have changed is the same way the world change, but changes is a way to see who we truly are deep inside beyond the traumas and abuse of life. We find true love and what makes us trult happy. You still find comfort in your isolation. Everything happens for a reason. If the road was not washed out and you didn't push on what would you learn and discover? We get so use to things we forget to think. This was a way to show you that sometimes the things we plan out never happen as plan. There is an old saying "never say never" meaning we never know what we would do if put in certain situations. It is not always about our choices but the intentions behind our choices. You still have a good heart and care for nature. This trip was more of a spiritual heal but you kept looking at the physical. I pray that this help and i told you that you got a friend here and it is great to have you back. Not all changes are a bad thing cause changes also bring growth. Right now you are in your winter and just waiting on your spiritual spring to see you blossom again. Things happen for a reason. Remember there is two sides to a coin, which side are you focus on. Good can come out of bad and bad can come out of good. Find your balance and when you can't see good or bad find the humor and you'll be ok. Your friend Heyoka and you are never solo we got your back.
@@OverlandLady You are welcome but i am only speaking the truth. Remember the truth can set us free. We have more inner battles than that of the world. Nature has always been your comfort zone and a place of calm and balance. Nature hasn't changed you did, but not all changes are bad cause now you appreciate things a little deeper than before. It is difficult to not be attached to things that bring us comfort but nothing last forever so appreciate the moment. Don't be so wrapped up in the moment that you don't see the changes and can't adapt. Nature will always be your therapy you have have a different set of eyes on how you view life. I still would love to go camping with you lol. Stay awesome and like i said you are never alone and we all love you even if we don't say as much as we should. It is a blessing to have you back. Look at all the comments saying how you been missed. You got a second family here that appreciate you and what you do, but also truly have you overlanding our hearts.
ITS GOOD TO SEE YOU BACK, PICKING YURSELF UP AND GROWING IN A POSITIVE NEW DAY. NOTHING BUT TIME CAN BRING HEALING , IN ALL THINGS TRAGIC. BECAUSE AT THE END OF THE DAY ITS OUR WALK, OUR LIFE AND JOURNEY. IN MY OWN WALK SOME THINGS HAVE TAKEN ME YEARS TO HEAL FROM. MOST RECENT, BOTH MY PARENTS PASSING. AND THEN GETTING LAYED OFF MY BEST JOB EVER, BARELY 4 YEARS TO RETIREMENT. I LEFT CALI JOBLESS, AND MOVED TO IDAHO, NO FRIENDS NO FAMILY. THE FIRST YEAR 2021 WAS DEPRESSING AND LONELY. AS WE ENTERED 2022 IT WAS MORE OF THE SAME, BUT AS THE YEAR ENDED, I HAD TO GRASP MY ROOTS AND GET MY EYES BACK ON JESUS. HERE ITS MAY 2023, AND IM HAPPIER, MORE HEALTHY IN MIND AND SOUL, AND I HAVE FAITH TOMORROW WILL BE EVEN BRIGHTER. HANG IN THERE LIL LADY, I DIG THE RIG AND WE MISS YUR JOURNEYS, EDITING, AND THE RIG YOU ARE CAPABLE OF BUILDING. BE BLESSED , PEACE.
You are recovering well, and learning from each detail in life, how to best enjoy each situation. Nothing in life is constant, except that changes are not predictable in magnitude or frequency. Each moment of life is precious, ..more so, when it is shared, with those who have same values as yourself. Life is divided in days and seasons, allowing us a fresh start, and fresh perspective, for each time we miss some good details. We only are able to build timeless memories, by what we share, as anything we keep to ourselves, we also loose when we pass. We are valued, by how we react and interact with people, ...is why some ugly old people are highly valued, while others are hardly noticed, no matter how good they may appear. We are living in an age, where people have far less time to share, ..which is why the quality of the time you share, is highly appreciated !!!
Good to see you back Monique!! Been watching you for a number of years now and your journey and feel I know you well by now!! The world in front of you is your world, what you get back is a refelction of your state of being and thus all the answers good/not good that you will ever need. Look at how beautiful your life is after ALL the what ifs or could be's are removed 😊✌🏼
I’m 24 hours in from bringing my 2022 Toyota Tacoma TRDpro home from the dealer. In the driveway is also my 2002 Jeep Wrangler. Both of them bright red. But alas I am going to sell the Jeep and me and the Taco need to make some new memories in the Deserts of Mojave. So I hear you, there is no waiting for that time we are waiting for, and the Jeep did well for me, but now I adventure out in a new vehicle, starting all over again. I feel ya. 😊
Monique, it is good to see you post! I do hope you can find your happy place during your travels. It has saddened me a great deal seeing the effect, that your accident has had on your life. You are awesome, and are an inspiration.
Good to have you back. Since your last video, I trekked from SoCal to Western Australia and saw the immense number of overlanding vehicles. So jealous of all of them but it's slowly growing out here in CA. Looking forward to more!!
Every man and his dog has some sort of off road vehicle. Many don’t see dirt and are glorified shopping trolleys but the onse that do go offroad do it well. Since covid, offroading and camping has increased. Caravan sales are so hectic, there is about a 14 month wait for new builds. Van prices hit the roof as well. Our mild winters and lack of snow help.
@@Malc664 TrailRecon is a great channel. He really hits all the good stuff and has the time to make quality videos. Outside of the location he goes, SoCal isn't that great. Lived in SoCal my entire life and seriously considered a move to WA after my visit recently.
@@classicscustomsandhotrodso600 Same here in California. There are $150K (USD) trucks that have never seen the dirt. I'll take a Toyota Hilux (can't get them in the US) over anything else with an overland build to it. Waits are here as well, even for Toyota. Local dealer told me recently that they encourage buyers to order online since their goal is to have vehicles sold before they deliver to the dealer. I have friends with Mercedes Vans that are 5 years old getting offers from dealers to buy them for what they paid for them new. Crazy is right. ONly gonna get worse. Just glad Australia and US are allies because I'll need a place to retreat to when WWIII starts.
Glad Ito see you back, I hope are well. Don’t fall back into trying to pump out a video every week, spend more time on enjoying yourself and your travels.
Hey Monique, here’s looking at you…Monique. I can see the call of the wild is in your blood. I see the steering wheel is on the correct side, the right side. Your looking good trim taught and terrific. Still using the battery and air fryer. Well done you, full time job. Looking forward to your amazing smile again and your unique ways. Welcome back.. Life can be bitter sweet, I found the bitter times were the sweetest, but that my weird outlook. 😃😀🤣
Great to see you back, I will pull up a seat for the adventures ahead! Running it back with another Landcruiser 100, don't blame you. Go with what you love and are use to.
I can totally relate to your fuel anxiety. I have a 1996 Landcruiser 80 Series 4.5L 6-cyl petrol. We're lucky that all Australian spec Landcruisers (from the 80 series up) came with twin OEM fuel tanks. But even with its factory twin fuel tanks, totalling 145L of fuel (90L main-tank / 55L sub-tank), it's still not enough for some of the long distance remote 4WD tracks we have in Australia. When off-road, I'd be lucky to push past 600kms (approx 800km pure on-road). 600kms in some of Australia's remote tracks isn't enough to cover distances between fuel stops. The diesel equivalent can cover approx 1000+km on-road & 800km off-road. Your new LC100, not having a sub-tank must be a JDM version. I love the 80 series style fender flares on your LC100. It makes it look tougher and rugged. 👍
I think only OZ ones come with factory dual. Altar also got factory dual and had similarly range as your 80. Later after crossing Nullarbor, I got a Longranger at the ARB in Perth and the way back was more stress free.
@@OverlandLady I know some people that have been importing JDM 80 Series, have been fitting after-market auxiliary tanks to them. They have much larger volume than the factory ones. I'm sure you can do the same with your JDM LC100. I'm planning to fit the Longranger tank (165L) to replace the 55L OEM Aux tank. Add that to my 90L main tank, should improve my touring coverage between fuel stops.
That washout at 6:10 was like that from the floods we had almost two years ago. Very sad😢 There is a lot of flood damage from that. It’s very sad. But it forces us to find more places and explore more. 🎉
Welcome back beautiful lady, life can be strange, but that's what makes it interesting and challenging, life is short, make every day the best one you've had, travel safe and enjoy nature every day , 😊❤
Great video… I too love my truck and have been contemplating letting it go due to money needs and I just can’t do it.. I would much rather go hungry than give up my home and soul 😊.
That bridge got washed out in the major floods in 2021, I tried to cross that bridge mid last summer as well as other bridges in the area and they're all washed out... They're likely not going to be rebuilt for a few years...
Great to see you in another LC. Knew that you couldn't be happy with just a Hilux. When I had my accident with my truck, I was not happy until I got another Ram. Sure, there were so many options for GM and Ford - and even a Toyota Tundra. But I held off buying anything, because I knew it would not be a full restoration until I was in a Ram, again. z As for the hot days without AC, well I know the feeling. Over here in Dubai, we get temps averaging over 48.C with humidity to match. Hope you get the AC fixed. The heat literally drains your energy. You should be drinking something like Coconut water or an Isotonic drink.
I just starting solo camping last month on two trips. My usual "navigator" became a grand mother so there's that. It's actually refreshing in a weird way. Solitude is quite refreshing. Oh, welcome back. How's that steel fabricating thing going?
@@OverlandLady great to hear! You're doing something you really like. There's a guy on another channel that gave up his day job as a nuclear physicist or something extraordinary to become a fabricator on vehicles because that is his real love. Good luck to you!
Hi Monique. I ‘cherish’ the piece of altar (sp?) you sent me. From Japan to Australia to Canada - I have a piece of your history (don’t worry, it won’t tell me any secrets 😉 ). It is the jack compartment cover, and I love it is gray in my tan interior . . . Anyways wtf is wrong with us? Why do we feel these trucks have heart and soul? (Because they do!) My 98 is getting tired .. . So I bought a lower mileage 04 - but it is not the same. Not a ‘replacement.’ I hate the US nav system, and hvac controls on post 03 LC’s. 5 speed is nice. It is a ‘nice car’ but I love my truck. 2 LC’s in the driveway is fine for now - but eventually I have to make a choice. Rebuild the 98 (trans and engine) or commit to the 04. Regardless, your little piece of altar will live on with me 😊.
The centre consol lid on this cruiser was broken so I put Altar's on here. Grey on tan as well. Thank you for keeping a piece of Altar alive! As for the choice... Ever considred conbining the 2? swap the 5 speed to the 98.
So are you getting Tundra ?you should look at new Sequoia, it has a TDR Pro, but A new Tacoma has trail edition, that is coming with all you need just need set up either tent or Alu Cab type thingy
Shame about the hilux. I had the same model kun26r but set up for overland touring. Completed just under 400,000 km in it when I sold it and fuel averaged 10l per 100km Problem free. Un butchered they can be a great vehicle.
TIGHTROPE 👣 THE LINEAR LINE ACROSS CHASMS IS A RAZOR'S EDGE EACH STEP IS DELIBERATE FOR FEAR OF REDUNDANCY BRAVELY WE STEP FORWARD INTO THE UNKNOWN REFUSING TO LOOK DOWN MIDWAY WE DO AND SMILE YES, WE ARE READY READY FOR THE NEXT MILE ( Welcome back Road Warrior ).
What!? The a/c not working properly in the Cruiser? Hope you find the source of the leak! I know the challenges with range anxiety with a thirsty petrol V8. Had a Land Rover Discovery V8 petrol and I swore never to buy another petrol powered SUV again. So I truly understand the pain of jerry cans and constantly filling up. Doesn't help that gasoline is so pricey these days, at least in Australia.
It was easy to see how much the accident with your old LC100 affected you and it takes a loooong time for those scars to heal properly. Once that's done, though, you can look at things logically and if the price, performance and your knowledge of the LC100 makes it the best vehicle for you, you'd be nuts NOT to choose another one. Maybe you could bolt some little wheels to the roof of this one? 😛
I was not watching, but still listening to the video. I thought you might have started an OnlyFans page when I heard the sound, but rewinding the video revealed it was just the sound of fear when a bug was on your face.
The t-shirt I'm wearing in this video: www.overlandbabe.com/listing/landcruiser-100-series-vector?product=2
Get a sticker or patch: moniquesong.com/shop/
Do what i did. Set up a 98 Rav 4.
Welcome back Monique. We have all missed you.
Looking forward to your new adventures .
First i want to say it is great seeing you back, Second still love the hair lol. You are trying to hold on to what was that you are affraid to accept changes. There are things in life we can not control and we always look for comfort in what we know over finding beauty in the ugly times. The same way you have changed is the same way the world change, but changes is a way to see who we truly are deep inside beyond the traumas and abuse of life. We find true love and what makes us trult happy. You still find comfort in your isolation. Everything happens for a reason. If the road was not washed out and you didn't push on what would you learn and discover? We get so use to things we forget to think. This was a way to show you that sometimes the things we plan out never happen as plan. There is an old saying "never say never" meaning we never know what we would do if put in certain situations. It is not always about our choices but the intentions behind our choices. You still have a good heart and care for nature. This trip was more of a spiritual heal but you kept looking at the physical. I pray that this help and i told you that you got a friend here and it is great to have you back. Not all changes are a bad thing cause changes also bring growth. Right now you are in your winter and just waiting on your spiritual spring to see you blossom again. Things happen for a reason. Remember there is two sides to a coin, which side are you focus on. Good can come out of bad and bad can come out of good. Find your balance and when you can't see good or bad find the humor and you'll be ok. Your friend Heyoka and you are never solo we got your back.
I love this. Thank you!
@@OverlandLady You are welcome but i am only speaking the truth. Remember the truth can set us free. We have more inner battles than that of the world. Nature has always been your comfort zone and a place of calm and balance. Nature hasn't changed you did, but not all changes are bad cause now you appreciate things a little deeper than before. It is difficult to not be attached to things that bring us comfort but nothing last forever so appreciate the moment. Don't be so wrapped up in the moment that you don't see the changes and can't adapt. Nature will always be your therapy you have have a different set of eyes on how you view life. I still would love to go camping with you lol. Stay awesome and like i said you are never alone and we all love you even if we don't say as much as we should. It is a blessing to have you back. Look at all the comments saying how you been missed. You got a second family here that appreciate you and what you do, but also truly have you overlanding our hearts.
Sorry as I was saying... Remember what Dr. Seuss said "Dont cry because its over. Smile because it happened."
ITS GOOD TO SEE YOU BACK, PICKING YURSELF UP AND GROWING IN A POSITIVE NEW DAY. NOTHING BUT TIME CAN BRING HEALING , IN ALL THINGS TRAGIC. BECAUSE AT THE END OF THE DAY ITS OUR WALK, OUR LIFE AND JOURNEY. IN MY OWN WALK SOME THINGS HAVE TAKEN ME YEARS TO HEAL FROM. MOST RECENT, BOTH MY PARENTS PASSING. AND THEN GETTING LAYED OFF MY BEST JOB EVER, BARELY 4 YEARS TO RETIREMENT. I LEFT CALI JOBLESS, AND MOVED TO IDAHO, NO FRIENDS NO FAMILY. THE FIRST YEAR 2021 WAS DEPRESSING AND LONELY. AS WE ENTERED 2022 IT WAS MORE OF THE SAME, BUT AS THE YEAR ENDED, I HAD TO GRASP MY ROOTS AND GET MY EYES BACK ON JESUS. HERE ITS MAY 2023, AND IM HAPPIER, MORE HEALTHY IN MIND AND SOUL, AND I HAVE FAITH TOMORROW WILL BE EVEN BRIGHTER. HANG IN THERE LIL LADY, I DIG THE RIG AND WE MISS YUR JOURNEYS, EDITING, AND THE RIG YOU ARE CAPABLE OF BUILDING. BE BLESSED , PEACE.
You are recovering well, and learning from each detail in life, how to best enjoy each situation.
Nothing in life is constant, except that changes are not predictable in magnitude or frequency.
Each moment of life is precious, ..more so, when it is shared, with those who have same values as yourself.
Life is divided in days and seasons, allowing us a fresh start, and fresh perspective, for each time we miss some good details. We only are able to build timeless memories, by what we share, as anything we keep to ourselves, we also loose when we pass.
We are valued, by how we react and interact with people, ...is why some ugly old people are highly valued, while others are hardly noticed, no matter how good they may appear.
We are living in an age, where people have far less time to share, ..which is why the quality of the time you share, is highly appreciated !!!
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Made my day seeing a new video pop up. Hope you’re well.
Good to see you back Monique!!
Been watching you for a number of years now and your journey and feel I know you well by now!!
The world in front of you is your world, what you get back is a refelction of your state of being and thus all the answers good/not good that you will ever need.
Look at how beautiful your life is after ALL the what ifs or could be's are removed 😊✌🏼
Welcome back Overland Lady! Have really missed your videos and your style
I’m 24 hours in from bringing my 2022 Toyota Tacoma TRDpro home from the dealer. In the driveway is also my 2002 Jeep Wrangler. Both of them bright red. But alas I am going to sell the Jeep and me and the Taco need to make some new memories in the Deserts of Mojave. So I hear you, there is no waiting for that time we are waiting for, and the Jeep did well for me, but now I adventure out in a new vehicle, starting all over again. I feel ya. 😊
😊 great seeing you back here!!! It's been a long time ... thanks for inviting us to join you here!!! Happy travels!!!
Monique, it is good to see you post! I do hope you can find your happy place during your travels.
It has saddened me a great deal seeing the effect, that your accident has had on your life.
You are awesome, and are an inspiration.
Good to have you back. Since your last video, I trekked from SoCal to Western Australia and saw the immense number of overlanding vehicles. So jealous of all of them but it's slowly growing out here in CA. Looking forward to more!!
G'day from WA. I so want to visit SoCal after watching Trail Recon.
Every man and his dog has some sort of off road vehicle. Many don’t see dirt and are glorified shopping trolleys but the onse that do go offroad do it well. Since covid, offroading and camping has increased. Caravan sales are so hectic, there is about a 14 month wait for new builds. Van prices hit the roof as well. Our mild winters and lack of snow help.
@@Malc664 TrailRecon is a great channel. He really hits all the good stuff and has the time to make quality videos. Outside of the location he goes, SoCal isn't that great. Lived in SoCal my entire life and seriously considered a move to WA after my visit recently.
@@classicscustomsandhotrodso600 Same here in California. There are $150K (USD) trucks that have never seen the dirt. I'll take a Toyota Hilux (can't get them in the US) over anything else with an overland build to it. Waits are here as well, even for Toyota. Local dealer told me recently that they encourage buyers to order online since their goal is to have vehicles sold before they deliver to the dealer. I have friends with Mercedes Vans that are 5 years old getting offers from dealers to buy them for what they paid for them new. Crazy is right. ONly gonna get worse. Just glad Australia and US are allies because I'll need a place to retreat to when WWIII starts.
Ceramic tint on the front window and side windows help a lot, recently found your channel and recently bought a 100 series! Subscribed!
Glad Ito see you back, I hope are well. Don’t fall back into trying to pump out a video every week, spend more time on enjoying yourself and your travels.
Weekly video can potentially burn me out fairly quickly given im busy during the week now. Thank you for understanding
Good to see you back on the trails, look forward to seeing more adventures ❤
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I miss my Hilux
I love my Hundy though. Think I just need a few more adventures under my belt so I have the memories I had in my Hilux
Hey Monique, here’s looking at you…Monique. I can see the call of the wild is in your blood. I see the steering wheel is on the correct side, the right side. Your looking good trim taught and terrific. Still using the battery and air fryer. Well done you, full time job. Looking forward to your amazing smile again and your unique ways. Welcome back.. Life can be bitter sweet, I found the bitter times were the sweetest, but that my weird outlook. 😃😀🤣
Glad you're back Monique. As for both the loss of your
Landcruiser and the beautiful campsite. R
Monique is still overlanding. This is great ! Nice to see you again with your new 100 Toy,…
welcome back. 100 series are awesome
Awesome! you go girl
I'M SO SOO SOOOO GLAD TO SEE YOU BACK. I MISSED YOU!!!!!
Monique I am insanely excited you are back on youtube keep it up keep swagging keep it moving doing and movin 💯💯💯💯💯💯
Great to see you back, I will pull up a seat for the adventures ahead! Running it back with another Landcruiser 100, don't blame you. Go with what you love and are use to.
Great to have you back Monique!
I can totally relate to your fuel anxiety. I have a 1996 Landcruiser 80 Series 4.5L 6-cyl petrol. We're lucky that all Australian spec Landcruisers (from the 80 series up) came with twin OEM fuel tanks. But even with its factory twin fuel tanks, totalling 145L of fuel (90L main-tank / 55L sub-tank), it's still not enough for some of the long distance remote 4WD tracks we have in Australia. When off-road, I'd be lucky to push past 600kms (approx 800km pure on-road). 600kms in some of Australia's remote tracks isn't enough to cover distances between fuel stops. The diesel equivalent can cover approx 1000+km on-road & 800km off-road. Your new LC100, not having a sub-tank must be a JDM version. I love the 80 series style fender flares on your LC100. It makes it look tougher and rugged. 👍
I think only OZ ones come with factory dual. Altar also got factory dual and had similarly range as your 80. Later after crossing Nullarbor, I got a Longranger at the ARB in Perth and the way back was more stress free.
@@OverlandLady I know some people that have been importing JDM 80 Series, have been fitting after-market auxiliary tanks to them. They have much larger volume than the factory ones. I'm sure you can do the same with your JDM LC100. I'm planning to fit the Longranger tank (165L) to replace the 55L OEM Aux tank. Add that to my 90L main tank, should improve my touring coverage between fuel stops.
Silly question but cant the full time drive be converted to part time. My old toys with hubs always got pretty good range
That washout at 6:10 was like that from the floods we had almost two years ago.
Very sad😢
There is a lot of flood damage from that. It’s very sad.
But it forces us to find more places and explore more. 🎉
Great video. And welcome back.
Glad to see you back. You are inspiring even for an old guy like me. Love the music by the way.
Glad to see see your video again ! you look so different ..
I busted out laughing after seeing the blow torch, while thinking if you remember how to start a fire!!!! 🤣🤣🤣
Welcome back, great to see you again 🎉
Land cruiser is looking 💯
Glad your back
Welcome back beautiful lady, life can be strange, but that's what makes it interesting and challenging, life is short, make every day the best one you've had, travel safe and enjoy nature every day , 😊❤
"You dont know if your a/c isnt working until its hot again" you can say that again lol me looking at my 80, windows down has been great so far lol
A wife like you is perfect 😂
Happy to see you Again from France
Welcome back M. You still have the X factor for making videos.The new Tacoma is nice
I am so happy to see ya looking forward to more adventures.
Glad to have you back.
Be well. Stay safe
good to see you on a trip again but do not hurt you bum is a nice one and you need it to sit on XX
Welcome back Monique, I missed you camping video, I don’t feel like you are Overland lady without a LC100.
I feel that haha. although i try not to associate myself with just one model of 4WD but there’s something that can’t cut off…
Great video… I too love my truck and have been contemplating letting it go due to money needs and I just can’t do it.. I would much rather go hungry than give up my home and soul 😊.
Hi Monique, glad to see you again. small steps, you’ll be right back into it.
Welcome back Monique! Good to see content from Overland Lady! Excited to many new adventures!
Welcome back! It’s good to see you again.
Welcome home 👍
Welcome back! Happy to see you posting again
Glad to see you are getting back out there! Maybe one day I will show you my Tundra...
Good on ya! Jealous
Welcome Back, Great to see you out and about !! You were missed, Looking forward to your adventures ❤🙏✌
Welcome back!!
Glad to see a video from you. You and an LC100 are like pb&j HST belong together
Good to see you back on the trails. Welcome back!
Hey, Great to see you back. looking forward to the new journey
Sooooo happy to see you out again!! Hope you get back in your zone. ❤
That bridge got washed out in the major floods in 2021, I tried to cross that bridge mid last summer as well as other bridges in the area and they're all washed out... They're likely not going to be rebuilt for a few years...
HELLOO . Welcome baaack 🙋♂ Great to see you again.
Welcome back! 🎉
Beautiful Hundy! Nice to see you again.😊👊
Great to see you in another LC. Knew that you couldn't be happy with just a Hilux. When I had my accident with my truck, I was not happy until I got another Ram. Sure, there were so many options for GM and Ford - and even a Toyota Tundra. But I held off buying anything, because I knew it would not be a full restoration until I was in a Ram, again. z
As for the hot days without AC, well I know the feeling. Over here in Dubai, we get temps averaging over 48.C with humidity to match. Hope you get the AC fixed. The heat literally drains your energy. You should be drinking something like Coconut water or an Isotonic drink.
There’s only one thing that feels like home and you know it!
Can’t wait to see you hit 100k ❤❤❤
You should try bull river to Canal, Flats and from there settlers Road into Kooteney park follow the rivers 🐾👣🌮🍺✌️
Awesome to see you again. I'm glad you found your way through this. ❤❤
YEAH!!!!! LOVE SEEING YOU AGAIN.
Good to see you back again!
Glad see you getting back out
Nice to see you back out there!
Welcome back
We've missed you! Hope you're well and we're looking forward to your Premier.
Mark (& Teresa)
Hampstead Maryland
Ford Ranger - GFC Camper V2 #1919
Nice to see your back!
well said
I just starting solo camping last month on two trips. My usual "navigator" became a grand mother so there's that. It's actually refreshing in a weird way. Solitude is quite refreshing.
Oh, welcome back. How's that steel fabricating thing going?
Metal fabrication * i mostly work with aluminum. It’s been great. I build all kinds of cool trucks
@@OverlandLady great to hear! You're doing something you really like. There's a guy on another channel that gave up his day job as a nuclear physicist or something extraordinary to become a fabricator on vehicles because that is his real love.
Good luck to you!
great to see you back ❤❤
Guess who’s back. Back again.
Hi Monique. I ‘cherish’ the piece of altar (sp?) you sent me. From Japan to Australia to Canada - I have a piece of your history (don’t worry, it won’t tell me any secrets 😉 ). It is the jack compartment cover, and I love it is gray in my tan interior . . . Anyways wtf is wrong with us? Why do we feel these trucks have heart and soul? (Because they do!) My 98 is getting tired .. . So I bought a lower mileage 04 - but it is not the same. Not a ‘replacement.’ I hate the US nav system, and hvac controls on post 03 LC’s. 5 speed is nice. It is a ‘nice car’ but I love my truck. 2 LC’s in the driveway is fine for now - but eventually I have to make a choice. Rebuild the 98 (trans and engine) or commit to the 04. Regardless, your little piece of altar will live on with me 😊.
The centre consol lid on this cruiser was broken so I put Altar's on here. Grey on tan as well. Thank you for keeping a piece of Altar alive! As for the choice... Ever considred conbining the 2? swap the 5 speed to the 98.
Those rims look great!
Jerry cans & petrol not a great combo. Diesel is not so bad, a lot safer than petrol. Diesel is the most popular choice in Australia.
Welcome back. From your accent and lingo at the start of the video I'm claiming you as an Aussie 😂
Haha no objections at all
That vehicle is lifted more
So are you getting Tundra ?you should look at new Sequoia, it has a TDR Pro, but A new Tacoma has trail edition, that is coming with all you need just need set up either tent or Alu Cab type thingy
Shame about the hilux. I had the same model kun26r but set up for overland touring. Completed just under 400,000 km in it when I sold it and fuel averaged 10l per 100km
Problem free. Un butchered they can be a great vehicle.
TIGHTROPE
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THE LINEAR LINE
ACROSS CHASMS
IS A RAZOR'S EDGE
EACH STEP IS DELIBERATE
FOR FEAR OF REDUNDANCY
BRAVELY WE STEP FORWARD
INTO THE UNKNOWN
REFUSING TO LOOK DOWN
MIDWAY WE DO AND SMILE
YES, WE ARE READY
READY FOR THE NEXT MILE
( Welcome back Road Warrior ).
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Hello
Awesome you’re back miss ya. Such a gorgeous lady
Awesome video
What!? The a/c not working properly in the Cruiser? Hope you find the source of the leak! I know the challenges with range anxiety with a thirsty petrol V8. Had a Land Rover Discovery V8 petrol and I swore never to buy another petrol powered SUV again. So I truly understand the pain of jerry cans and constantly filling up. Doesn't help that gasoline is so pricey these days, at least in Australia.
We miss your videos....
It was easy to see how much the accident with your old LC100 affected you and it takes a loooong time for those scars to heal properly.
Once that's done, though, you can look at things logically and if the price, performance and your knowledge of the LC100 makes it the best vehicle for you, you'd be nuts NOT to choose another one.
Maybe you could bolt some little wheels to the roof of this one? 😛
ya it's a long journey. takes some time to get the mind straight
Firs time seeing a camper using a air fryer lol
Been using for a few years. Same idea as those who use induction. Once you got the battery setup, option is endless
Welcome back, please tell me what brand of wheels those are? They look awesome! Stay safe and have fun!
These are SSW wheels. I will introduce more in a vehicle walk around video
Get a tundra Ute, and wrap it in the colour you want…
getting a little long for the modern humans attention span 🤣🤣 that was hilarious but true !!
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What bar is that on your new cruiser .
What do you think of an Ineos Grenadier ?
Long time no see. Your face got rounded already.😁 Why not opt for a diesel Landcruiser? Diesel-engine landcruiser is so popular in Asia.
I wasn’t planning on getting another cruiser - wanted a truck. As video mentioned, this one was just a last minute resort for winter commute..
I was not watching, but still listening to the video. I thought you might have started an OnlyFans page when I heard the sound, but rewinding the video revealed it was just the sound of fear when a bug was on your face.
haha my scared scream. More so whiny cuz i was afraid to open my mouth then the bee gets in
So why were you gone? Did your camera crew quit? Lol
Would you provide the names of the areas you are in?. I'm from BC and would like to explore some of these areas
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