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THROWING WATER IN THE AIR @ -20° BECAUSE CANADA BANNED 🇺🇸 HAVING FUN
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- čas přidán 18. 08. 2024
- We are driving through Canada and camping in -20°f temperatures at a Truck Stop. Our 4x4 camper van is equipped for traveling in these extremely cold conditions and we share how our diesel hydronic heater keeps our expedition vehicle's engine block warm when boondocking.
We are also sharing a fun trick, throwing boiling water in the air when it's -20°f and how it vaporizes.
Once on the road talk about how we are not supposed to have any fun when traveling through Canada during the 2nd wave of covid19. This includes not stopping at the Signpost Forest Liard Hot Springs.
We also encounter a lot of wildlife on this stretch of the Alaska Highway and see caribou and bison on the road.
***Our trip south through Canada falls under essential travel because we going down to the Lower 48 for work.
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Time Stamps
0:00 Introductions
0:37 Truck Stop Camping
2:50 Throwing Hot Water in the Air
3:06 Driving Thoughts
6:52 Wildlife on the Road
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Thanks for being so respectful to, not just us here in Canada, but to all humankind. You are braver than I....
Thank you two for respecting the requests at the border. I am a proud Canadian and you two are very respectful of our country. We all, as Canadians, appreciate that you are doing what is necessary right now. Big fan of you two and once this is over please enjoy our beautiful country without hindrance.
Thanks. We didn’t want to take the generosity of being able to transit for granted.
Used to drive from Canada's east coast to Dawson City YT in the spring and back in the late fall. Did it for years. Loved every kilometre. Worth every minute. Cannot wait to do it again. The Yukon is absolutely spectacular.
As I sit here starting to sweat I just can't fathom how cold that is on your journey. Lovely scenery. Greetings from Down Under.
It was an intense journey.
Stay cool down there!
Thank you for being so respectful of Canada’s COVID regulations. Have a safe journey and good luck with your employment in Washington. Hopefully you will be able to return home soon.
You’re welcome.
It’s the least we could do.
Our work was actually in Eastern California, but the customs agent wanted to know where we we’re leaving Canada.
Thanks!!!!
@@outliersoverland that's because those that said they were going to Alaska. They made side trips to Jasper, Banff instead of going direct.
I just started watching you yesterday. I live in New Mexico and am praying that you find work and have money for everything
Welcome. Thank you very much. We fulfilled our work obligations in Eastern California and are not free to roam the west.
That looks soooo icy. I would be so nervous driving. Safe travels. Thanks for sharing the wildlife pictures.
The roads were definitely frozen, which is much better than wet icy roads like we get in Seward.
What a gorgeous winter wonderland 😊
It definitely was that.
I've traveled the desolate roads of Northern Alberta in a Dodge Caravan at -40º. It was a constant worry that I'd have a breakdown and die of exposure. At least with the camper box you'd have someplace warm to retreat to! But I sighted Grey Wolves a few times, which was one of my life's big thrills. They are elusive animals.
I take it with that expanse of cold windshield, the cab heater never really kept up -- just enough to keep the windshield clear, but never enough to take a layer or two off :). I remember that getting in the van in the morning that the seats were ROCK HARD... the foam was frozen, and took an hour or so to thaw out. That was the first time I saw the sense in heated seats, which I could have really used.
This was in the days before cell service up there (most of Alberta is covered now), and podcasts and audiobooks weren't around either. I could get CBC on the radio in a lot of places (a national treasure), and I had a first edition iPod that I had rigged a jack for into the back of the stereo. In those days I fot to really *appreciate* music....it's so much harder now with all of life's distractions. Hopefully I'll be out on the road in a year or so, somewhere between here (Toronto) and Baja... I'll keep watching. I appreciate how down to earth you guys are.
And a little envious that you're in NW Washington... Bellingham is one of my favourite medium-sized towns on the continent.
Oh, and don't feel bad... Canadians are banned from having fun in Canada now too. Grin and bear it, and look forward to 2022. Meanwhile, don't spend you stimulus cheque (check) all in one place ;)
@@marshallsokoloff Ontario around GTA and Quebec Montreal area are bad. The rest are actually Ok, but the fear of spread linger. We shouldve enter this kind of lockdown in November 2020 when the number start picking up again. And then progessively reopen after new year. Ontario is entering the 3rd week of lockdown. But still, the new case isnt going down fast enough.
@@user-jh6vt8vx4v per capita cases in Alberta and parts of Manitoba have been the worst in the country lately. The raw numbers mean nothing until you see them on a percentage of population basis. Having your facts straight also has the effect of eliminating complacency.
Safe travels you guys!!!!
Thanks!
We did Fairbanks to Ft. Nelson in September of 2019 in 20 hours, through the overnight! Looking back, probably not the best time to be traveling on the desolate roads of the Yukon Territory during the overnight hours. Got to see lots of Northern Lights though! Travel safe!!
It’s a long journey for sure.
My mom and dad were living in Watson Lake but the closest hospital was Whitehorse...which is where I was born...glad you enjoyed the Yukon Territory.
i can't imagine days below zero, brrrrr. love the parlor trick
It’s definitely not fun.
Luv that parlour trick lol - this 🇨🇦 luvs ya. Safe travels kids ❤️🇨🇦🇺🇸
Thanks! Not all your fellow Canadians are being that kind on these videos.
Wow to a Florida girl that manic trick with water was awesome!
It’s definitely something unique to the bitterly cold areas.
I drove in Alaska once, you don't stop and you don't brake. The brakes don't exist. Hold what you got. Honestly stopping and trying to start going again is the most nerve-wracking part of driving there bc ur sliding everywhere
Love your rig... Enjoy the episodes.
I am from india watching videos ... nice work guys .. you are amazing couple ...stick together 💞
Thanks. Be well over there.
Powder!!!😃I hope that you guys found a way of trying Canadian hot meals!😬I'm enjoying your travels, no matter what.🥰
We did go through one Tim Horton’s drive thru.
Love your adventures!! Thanks for travelling safely through my country, Canada!! You should be in Alberta right now...going to get to minus 40 degrees this weekend!
I’m not sure if you knew this, but Takhini Hot Springs pool is emptied every night in order to clean it and refill in order to not have to use chlorine.
We’ve heard that, I think a lot of private hot springs do that.
Loved this video. I have driven this road a few times but not in winter! Good luck Outside, hope you get things working your way.
Thanks.
We are thankful for getting passage through Canada.
All I can say is WHAT AN ADVENTURE!!!!!!
Thanks. It definitely was that.
thanks for respecting our laws safe travels eh :)
That much be stressful to be driving at night not knowing what wildlife might be on the road. Thanks Don
It was. We were only making 35mph during that last stretch.
I also listened to all 50 hours of James Michener’s Alaska, it is amazing. I am sure that you will enjoy it during your drive. Thanks for taking all of us along on your adventures.
We still need to finish it!
Good job , you guys made it all the way from Heinz Junction to Fort Nelson in 20 below zero . To drive all day on snow covered roads requires experience . The good thing is that you have a rig that can handle any situation and that is reassuring .
It's Haines Junction. Heinz is what you put on your hot dog.
Thanks. Gotta love auto correct.
@@outliersoverland I screwed up on Haines Junction !
Only driven the Alcan once a couple of years ago & spent several days between Whitehorse & Fort Nelson the scenery was so beautiful. And it was soooooo much warmer. Glad to see you are still ok.
My family went to Alaska on vacation in 1974 and we put up a sign in Watson Lake, my recollection was there was maybe 50 sign posts then but I was only 15 my memory could be not as good as I think.
Wow. That must have been an amazing drive!!!
@@outliersoverland It was back when the Al Can was 1500 miles of gravel road.
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Love the journey so far stay safe cheers from Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Thanks!
Glad you’re enjoying it.
That was wonderful. Thank you. Enjoy the weekend. Love Ro
Thanks!
I am loving your trip!!!
Thank you. It was stressful but the uniqueness makes is special.
Great job as always be safe. All the Best
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Fun videos, great job guys! Hope you make it to Vancouver Island some day🙂
Awesome heating system guys!
Thanks. The systems are the main reason we got this rig?
Beautiful scenery. Sorta feel sorry for the animals searching for food. Safe travels
Thanks. It’s gorgeous.
These animals have evolved to survive in these climates.
Dont put warm air on a windshield, it'll crack it. Big time . Cold vs hot . Ive done it! Let it circulate in the air . Slowly .
Good thought. Fortunately it was not really hot air.
from CAN -- thank you
Damn I love the Parlor trick. I can't wait to tell my family in Colorado to try it. I'm just saddened that Ill never get to try it.😪 was just famous for doing donuts in snow but everybody in the snow knows how to do those! but the Parlor trick is really cool!!!
Cool channel bro shout out from Scotland
Thanks!
Hello from Arizona, at this moment.
Hi Guys very nice video good luck and stay safe
Thanks Mike.
Nothing like wildlife leisurely enjoying the nightlife of the highway. Stay safe!
It’s was intense.
I’ve been to Takhini Hot Springs and Watson Lake but in August. The drive was rough in August so not sure how I would manage in winter .... thank you for being respectful of the Canadian rules ...
It’s a beautiful drive.
I'm not sure anti-lock brakes are a good thing in the environment you were driving in. I've lived in Michigan most of my life and and I can think of at least 3 times when anti-lock brakes have almost caused me to get in a wreck. They sound good on paper but on roads where the traction is uneven they are not advantageous in my experience. Now that I'm down off of my soap box, nice video. Keep the good stuff coming.
I have mixed feelings on anti lock brakes. In our town where it’s icy they are a pain when just driving around the neighborhood.
Wow that Canada boarder guard was rough , but it's funny , my wife and me can go to the States but when we come back we have to go to a government approved hotel for a few days at my cost witch can be between 2,500 to 4,000 dollars
Cool video. Travel safe.
Thanks!!!
thank you for your vlog , you need to change your head light to led project lenses so you can see better at night drive
You’re welcome.
I agree we could use a led light bar.
@@outliersoverland also look at yellow led flood lights, helps in winter & rain visibility can get a good set for 45 cdn
Nice blogs
Please keep ur side windows clean.
Thank you, but in these temps and conditions it’s difficult.
That's so cool you guys. I have a question? How long does it take exactly to drive from Alaska to Washington on the Alaska Highway? My husband is asking and I don't remember. I went to Alaska from MN to Tok and Anchorage, I was 9, I remember Watson Lake, I remember a mountain Sychenachief??? I remember thinking I was going to die on mountain roads!!! The animals!!! But it is such an epic drive!!! You guys are awesome, you're like we do this every day, we eat the Alaska Highway for breakfast!🤣
That’s a very subjective question because it depends on the cruising speed of your vehicle and how long you want to drive each day.
Be safe!!👏🏻
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What an awesome journey even if you can’t deviate from the path. Safe travels!! 🚚♥️
Why do you have an issue with Cari? You're always Bouing them. :)
Insert head shaking here.
I everything is going okay up there in Canada
Thanks.
Yeah it sucks but it's not banning fun it's saving lives potentially. Stopping at the cool sites is okay especially in the middle of nowhere.
Bison in Yukon? Cool.
There's a pandemic in the world you know but thanks for respecting our borders. Of course you are aware of that.
Some Americans have taken advantage of the 'passage to Alaska' pact so...
How far is the videos compared to where you actually are? Are the videos around a month back or longer?
This was filmed in November.
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Please Get a dash cam. U on road a lot u will get nice shots
I find a fixed camera perspective boring. There’s value in changing angles and perspectives.
Man, I’d be nervous to hit an animal on that road. How fast can you drive at night?
There was a a point where we were driving 30 mph.
Stopping at anything touristy would draw attention and people will call the RCMP...
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