We almost blew ourselves up!!! Ontario Part 2
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- We continue our trip around Lake Huron in Ontario.
Algonquin Provincial Park
Chutes Provincial Park
Pancake Bay Provincial Park
Aloha State Park
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I loved this video! Happy (late) Anniversary 🎉 What a fun and gorgeous way to celebrate ❤
Gotta love the rain! It was rain that convinced me it's time to move from my SUV/tent set up to a Hiker. Just a few more weeks until my factory tour in Indiana 😊
Great video. It's fun to follow you two. Sorry Wendy for your heartburn. I can't eat most dehydrated meals for that reason. PEAK has some really good meals. Thanks for taking us along. Love your awning.
It’s not an adventure until something goes wrong.
Really love your videos! I’ve gotten so many great ideas for my custom Hiker camper, many of which I’ve incorporated into my build. Actually heading out tomorrow to the Western slope here in Colorado for a week to work on some more improvements to her. Adding a custom-fab toolbox to the tongue, running power from the hitch to the Jackery in the galley to keep it topped-off while driving, and some other cosmetic improvements.
At any rate, just wanted to thank you for sharing your experiences, and looking forward to more!
Thanks for reaching out and letting us know you enjoy our videos. No matter what you camp in - get out and do some camping :-)
That was Southwest Disk for the Skottle challenge. Better buy and you can use it (disk) anywhere.
thanks for the suggestion - I will look into it - Wendy
could be wrong but those e bikes have been known to explode. not sure if they have figured out the same issues people had with the first autos. steam exploding and such.
I put a zip lock bag over our water pump, and poke the spout out. Keeps rain out of the electronics and still easy to see/push the button!
Wow great idea.
Don’t give in to urge to spend your money on a Skottle. A wok and stove will work the same.
I really want to get rid of the rigid pipe regulator for my Everest. My stove is on a slide-out, and I have to connect/remove the regulator every use.
Agree totally
Nice video. Enjoy seeing the moose. Early September I drove up to Nova Scotia thru New Brunswick. Really nice drive. Sunny the whole time. Glad I lucked out. The places you went are beautiful. Rain goes with camping sometimes. I take it in stride, do things like what you guys did. BTW for occasional heard burn / acid reflux. Drinking a small cup of water with a teaspoon of baking soda can help. Thanks
Happy Anniversary!
Skottle is a complete rip off. If you have money to waste…go for it.
Don't get a skottle. Upgrade your stove to a Cook Partner Stove. They don't fail cuz they don't have that part!
Good to know!!
I have been trying to get Wendy to buy a Cook Partner stove for some time now but the cost has held her back compared to the Camp Chef or other brands. Is it worth the extra money? Maybe I will reach out to Cook partner to review one. I hear there are a lot of good skottle-like discs on the market. The first one we tried was just to heavy the fire disc.
@@MWDAdventures My wife and I think it's worth it. As a lifetime camper and backpacker that shifted to a trailer, we bit the bullet and went for the upgrade and have never look back. I bought the 22 in 3+ years ago for $350 and now they're over $500. Knowing what I know about the stove, I would do it again at $500. I only mentioned it because you were thinking about buying a skottle which is crazy expensive for what itreally is and it's heavy. We make rice on it (Cook Partner) no problem and for us that's the test of simmering! Getting the Cook Partner stove is a buy once, cry once proposition.
@@MWDAdventures also, I highly doubt that they will have you review one because demand is through the roof evidenced by the dramatic increase in price and them being back-ordered frequently
Some pumps do, some don’t. Not sure why?
Skottle Skottle Skottle
Matt I had the same issue with my Camp Chef stove in 2022. I replaced mine with a flexibly hose with regulator on it. So far so good. Not a fan of the Skottle. $435 is just way too much money. I can buy a Webber Q and a Camp Chef stove for less than the cost of a Skottle and have way more cooking options.
I agree about that Skottle. Too much money, too much to carry. Of course, cooking is not a big priority for me, while camping either.
I have a Skottle that I bought a couple years ago when they were cheaper. Sits in my basement if anyone in the Northeast is looking to buy one. I'm not a great cook and just use a camp stove.
What size weight are you using for your "rain gutter" rig? We had a 6 hr downpour during a weekend campout a month ago. I was using bungee cords on the awning loops, with folded camp chairs on the lower part of the bungee. Far from fancy, but worked for that particular event.
🤔 Now I'm wondering if the gas hook-up device on my really old 2-burner Coleman stove will work as a backup for my Camp Chef stove. Gonna have to check that out now.
The weight was fairly heavy but was to worried about getting hit in the head with the weight in the night. I don't know what ounce weight it was but know looking at other options.
Wow, the moose would be worth days of solid rain.
Probably so people don’t set the handle and walk away
Great video, thanks for sharing!
What brand and model are your e-bikes?
I have a Skottle and love it. Easy to cook on and fun as well. It will last a lifetime! Question where did you get the black adapter to put the $10 water tap onto your Specter water jug.
I believe their son made it on a 3d printer.
Here are some links to 3D print the Jerry Can Pump Adapter -
Scepter Can adaptor - 1 piece: www.thingiverse.com/thing:5190250
Scepter Can adaptor - 2 piece: www.thingiverse.com/thing:5312542
WaterPort adaptor: www.thingiverse.com/thing:5312447
What model is your e-bikes?
We rented them. You might have to pause the video and view the frame shot. We would like to buy our own in the future.
7:13 have a link to that 3d printed jerry can adapter?
It’s on thingverse.