When I'm using that shower I put hot water in the feeder bucket and it works well

Pluto is never going to be forgotten. It's a planet, it has a heart on its surface. How could we forget :)

Thanks, I'm really enjoying using the Go-Pod. Such an easy tow

Glad you liked it. I'm making changes how I set the pod up so I'm likely to make another video about that soon. :)

Thanks. i think it's super cute

So sorry to hear this. My heart goes out to you. So glad you are determinded to hang onto your dreams though. May you live life for two. As to your question, in the pop up section the headroom should be fine but you have to be careful from going to the pop-up to the rest of the pod. Even I, at 5'5", bang my head. However, many 6 footers enjoying having a Go-Pod. The advantage the Go-Pod has is it's really easy to tow, you don't need wing mirror extensions , you can take it pretty much anywhere and it's really cute. It's small but perfectly formed but I'd strongely advise getting inside one before you buy. There are other small caravans and trailer tents out there. I may be a comparison video about them.

@@talksandtales5824 yes I definitely need to have a good look around before I buy. I’m thinking of 2022 in February or March there are often caravan show. I think I might go to one of those shows have a good look around. Then take advantage of a show deal. If one is on offer, they usually are.

@@andyparker3162 That sounds liek a great idea :). Make a list of the caravans you want to see as those shows are (were) huge and can be overwhelming

There is heating in the Pod itself. I've also got better at putting the awning up and adding the groundsheet makes an enormous difference. Indeed I do like it very much :)

It's the Kampa Airbeam. It's actually pretty easy to put up on your own once you've worked out how to peg it Packing it away and storing it is more of a challenge though. It definitely needs limpets to attach it to the side of the pod. Since filming this I've used it with the groundsheet and that made it pretty much as robust as a tent. If you're looking at awnings definitely check out the Sheltapod. I'm very tempted to change to that.

Thanks. New it's about £15000 because it has a motormover.

There was talk pre-Covid about a US distributor however now this seems to be the stance www.go-pods.co.uk/go-pods-usa.html

Thanks :)

Yes, there's an air blown heating system that is temperature controlled and can either by powered by the electrics or the gas

There are no wolves left in UK.

So glad you liked it. If you are serious about getting a Pod then there's a good facebook group. I like flags and I like colour so I went for a rainbow flag :)

It's got even more now. I saw the decals and just couldn't resist. Who doesn't love geckos :)

You can get them shipped www.go-pods.co.uk/go-pods-usa.html TAB might be available too.

I know. I thnk it's jealously

We bought ours last March . Used once in snowy Peak District but it was warm . Your video cheers me up . Come on the vaccine ! Best wishes .

It's all starting to open up. I hope you're getting to enjoy it now. I'm off again next week.

I have to say I often don't take it as I need the space more

It comes with a portapotti but I don't use it. I usually park at places with fascilities & have a Bivvy loo

The smallest I've seen of that range is much bigger than this though and has an outside kitchen. I don't fancy an outside kitchen in the UK. We're a bit too wet and windy.

Fun. I like flags and lights when I'm podding.

Most caravans have awnings, it's completely useable without the awning. It does have a portapotti (although I use the bivvyloo more). It may not suit you but it's worked very well for me & I would have had issues with a larger caravan.

What hell i didnt write that comment never seen this bid before... Am confused

@@TheTimbo07 I don't know what to tell you, it appears to have come from your account. Could someone else have written it?

Ooh, Sue Perkins. I like her