I sold my house, quit my job..career of 20+ years that no longer makes me happy, bought rural property 5 states away. I leave in June. I'll be living in my travel trailer until I figure out the next move. Mid life crisis or finally doing what I want... we shall see

I’m a 72 year old grandma and I want to have a van just to have everything I need is with me. My sons say I’m to old !!!! lol I watch my grand children everyday . I want it for me and my cat BraveHeart. I go away for the day but I won’t leave him alone at night. That way we can go away for the week end and he will always be with me. I have a house now and that takes a lot of work. My social security will go father. Love you videos. ❤️❤️

Husband died a year ago..bought a Camper Van been living for 7 months, and now going home to Alaska to spread his ashes . Life is journey , none of us have no guarantees and now is the time if you are considering Van life.

I just turned 75 in April and bought a used minivan last Monday. Yep, I'm a little scared because I have health problems but think I'll be better off outside. Thinking I'm getting too old but have wanted to do this for years. Safe travels 🙏✝️❤

I am a 65 yr old woman in a truck camper full time 7 years. I'm having one of "those days" today, and this video really lifted my spirits and reminded me that the sun will come out again. Thank you❤❤❤

I will turn 54 in a month and a half. My last day in a house was March 31st. I am now living in my (pre converted) shuttlebus. About 2 hours after leaving the house, I broke down. Luckily, I made it into a gas station. Because it was Easter Sunday, I spent a day and a half at that gas station. Finally got back on the road, for about an hour and a half, and broke down, again. Luckily, I was able to coast into another gas station, where I spent another 2 days, waiting for the mobile mechanic to get me a new alternator...that actually fit. Because of something you said, in a previous video, I never got upset. I just did what I needed to do, and made the best of it. You said that if you can't handle challenges, this lifestyle may not be for you. I took that to heart. I didn't expect challenges so quickly, but I laughed and said here we go! My new life is already showing me I CAN do hard things, and genuinely smile through them! Thank you, so very much! 😊

Sold my 3000 sqft home of 22 years and now suburban van living in a 60sqft cargo van. Fantastic decision for an extra early retirement.

Linnea, I have been following you for 4 years and find your videos so peaceful. I watched you do your van build, visit with your mom, travel around, learn to fly fish, shoot a bow, attend friend's weddings, Gutted, meet Chris, Wisconsin winter, do outback camping, hikes, meet up with your brother, travel to the Amazon, drink out of beautiful coffee mugs, then learn to make pottery, buy your land, and so much more. You are inspiring. Your voice is so calming. You encouraged me to start tent camping again, which has been put on hold with my husband's cancer. Once he has passed, I plan to go again on a regular basis with my daughter who has Autism and loves the outdoors. Thank you for being you and sharing your life.!

I lived in a Class C working as a travel RN. I used the money saved to buy a house and rented it out. The tenants have totally paid the house off plus some. Now that I'm older I LOVE having a paid off house, AC/heat, full bathroom and kitchen, chest freezer, washer/dryer, garage, high speed internet, a real address. Looking at the photos I collected in my travels they leave me cold. Who are they, where was this, why am I there, who cares? I had some enjoyment, saw places, did things, met people, but the best of all those times are the memories of the patients I cared for and the contacts I still keep with past co-workers in the hospitals. I've never kept up with anyone I met in campgrounds. My nursing assignments included decent pay plus housing, which I saved and rented space in an RV campground for the 13 week assignments I got as a travel RN. I'd work overtime if I could, bank up the money and take a month or so off in-between the three month hospital assignments. How quickly the adventure changed into routine. I bought a nice home in Sedona, Az and rented it out. The tenant paid the entire mortgage, downpayment and then some over the 18 years he lived there. After he left I remodeled the place and moved in mortgage free. I downsized to a van for some camping, but have no desire to live the 'RV lifestyle' at all. My advice to those getting into it: have a well thought out exit plan if it doesn't work out or if you're older. Selling your house to do this might limit your option to buying another down the road. Knees start to go, and your back. Being too hot and too cold in an RV is normal. Breathing fumes constantly, haul out poop and haul in water gets old. These videos make it look so exciting, none show the true side. Yes, you can have great adventures, but there is also something to be said for a community that stays around you, not love bombs you then moves on in a few days. No one talks about that. When I was young in the RV there were so many older RVers that struggled getting in and out of the rig, finding a doctor, etc. I wonder what all happened to them. I never kept up with them, as an RVer we move on, and on, and on.

I just started vanlife myself in south Florida and it’s very tough! It’s already 90 degrees some days! You can’t park in a lot of places, and there’s alot of homelessness and crime here. But the positives still outweigh the negatives for me. I get to be by the water everyday, move home goes where I go, and your life feels longer because there’s alot more stimulation

I admire you for being so full of life and being yourself and not afraid to show that. I wish you happiness and joy in your journey.

My mami died last month now i am living in the car with my 3 year old Min Pin. broken heart broken spirit. I have suffered non stop for 2 months. No place for both of us no help But my puppy is worth this and more. We are all we got and we will stay together. Thank you for your video. 🫰🎃

Something I never expected but somehow became the biggest hardship in vanlife for me was life on the road with the WRONG person. Your travel partner can really make or break the whole thing. After getting my own rig and literally building what I still consider to be my first home, it’s shocking how much homesickness you can have for your van and the lifestyle. I know that my chapter in vanlife is over, married and a first child on the way, homeowner with my 2 seater van old van just collecting dust in the driveway waiting for its new home. Moving on is bittersweet and probably the biggest shock about vanlife. How much you might miss it when it’s over.

When we sold everything and left the house… the first night in the van everything went wrong. Our brand new screen tent broke in the crazy storm we had to endure. It was freezing cold ( may15) and we couldn’t leave the van. Got a flat tire… no tire iron to change it…We looked at each other wondering if we had made the biggest mistake of our lives. But we made it work, we moved, it got warmer and we learned a ton in the first few weeks. Narrowly missing a divorce in the process hahaha. It made us stronger. After 4 months in the van and a tent we saved enough cash to buy our RV outright….and the real adventure began there. Thanks for another great video😘

You are so fortunate to have discovered this lifestyle so young. I want freedom and to just go. But my life is over half gone. I hope to make the best of what is left!

One of the best videos I have ever seen. Blessings for truth.🙏🍀☀️ I picked up some property in Colorado . Off grid. Had a detached retina winter came and I had to leave. Came back to California truck broke down I’ve been living in it . Depressed? No. When life knocks you down… Get back up and dust yourself off . Because it won’t be the first time and it won’t be the last time it happens . We are pioneers we are explorers . To live off grid, to live life is a dream . I will purchase a van, and I will build it myself . I’m working full-time to make this dream a reality. I will have cataract surgery in the meantime, so that I can see while flyfishing the mountain streams in Colorado and spearfishing the ocean in California . Dream big, plan small, live life. And follow your instincts. If you are in a rut, put it in four-wheel-drive. Don’t worry be happy. I will go back to Colorado and build my house . I will travel in my van from California to Colorado off grid, rent free . Dream becomes reality if you put in effort and believe in yourself . Live large like you’re in charge . 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀

This might be the best video you have ever made. It feels so mature, so experienced. Thanks for the wisdom!

Starting year 5 in my self built Promaster. Could not be happier. Thank you so much for this video. I also run a BLUETTI ac300 with two batteries. Runs my gaming system with ease

Solo, older female w younger puppy having my van built. Did this as a teenager but more for trips here and there weeks at a time. This time I go against all who warn me not to due to age!! If not now, when? Am I too old for adventure my way? I say no!! Do it your way!! I will have a few more comforts in my build because I think it will help me enjoy the road in my situation. We are indeed all different. I think the 1 tie that connects us all is the thirst for LIFE!! I hope to meet someday!!

When you let go of control, life offers amazing things just when you need them. 4.5 years into fulltime vanlife in the Toronto area, and that is the most surprising and humbling thing I've learned.

Thank you, Linnea for those encouraging words. I’m an older woman in her 50’s and have wanted to be a nomadic traveler for some time. I’m one of those that chooses comfort over new and scary activities. But I’m not happy. Waited for some sign, some encouragement to step out of my comfort zone. Your encouragement just may help this older lady live the life I believe I was meant to live. Haven’t stepped out of my comfort zone yet, but I’m willing to take a step towards it. Just wanted to thank you for your wonderful videos. It means to so many of us.

I'm moving in my Honda Element this summer and could not have listened a better video to pump me up ! ❤

I love how you've included others in this video. It brings such an expansion to why we've been following you and it's so inspirational. It just brings in a different type of feeling that I think all of your followers can relate to. I hope it continues. Much love and so ready to follow your homesteading adventures. Your videos help me realize the beauty in the world when I can't reach it. Love your videos so much. I know how hard it can be for you but we love you. Thank you for sharing all your hard work.

I really enjoyed this video. I like watching you fix and update things in your van. The comments from other van lifers interspersed with your projects was a great way to present the subject of van life. Your videos keep getting better!

I’m so glad you admit to “losing stuff” in a vehicle, drives me nuts. Lol

I am finishing grad school and now have grown children. Suddenly, I felt trapped and ready to leave without a destination. This is what I want to do! I miss being connected to nature.

I am 64 years old woman and live in the Netherlands. For years I have been dreaming of a campervan and save everything I can for it. I am very handy and want to build it myself, have kept all your videos of the building because you give a lot of useful tips, You've inspired me beyond belief. I have deep respect for you how you made everything and how tough you are.

My wife and I hit the road 2 years ago. We definitely learned that we need to go slow, we try to stay in an area for at least a couple months. Especially since we both work full time. We want to try to explore an area what little we can, and started regretting moving so often. The universe will definitely change your plans as well, we learn that FREQUENTLY 😂 just go with the flow as much as you can. But if you’re questioning it, this life is totally worth it 😊♥️

Love the insights on #vanlife from your viewers! I've been living the van life for 5+ years and I can't disagree with any point in this video. Great content, thanks!

I am so thankful I met you when I did several years ago. You have inspired me to step outside my comfort zone. I have been a full time RV’er for a year now. I am a creator and I make many things, jewelry is what I make the most. I live in a campground in a travel trailer half the year and the rest of the year I take my RV around the country. My RV is about to go to my cousins for many repairs. I hope I am able to be involved with the repairs. You have been a big inspiration in my life. I am grateful to have met you along my travels. I wish you the best with all your adventures.

Im about to be 50. My 3kids r grown only 1(30yrs). Im putting my 3bdrm up for sale next spring.Lived here 27yrs. Hopefully will be able to make 500k off it. I am gonna do van life. I want to travel so bad. Ive nvr been outside Canada.

I’m 54 and this is what my soul has wanted since I was in my 20’s. I’ll be hitting the road in the next 2 months. Thank you for this video. ❤

The amount of people who go a lifetime never truly knowing who they are. Cherish the gift of the journey. And make sure to enjoy the self discovery.

Thank you! That was great! I just started the nomad life 4 days ago! It’s even better than I could have imagined!

Seeing wood stoves in vans is so wild to me. Ive seen a few. I love them but i cant justify the risks they bring.

We've texted several times. Thank you for always being uplifting and sharing your wonderful life with us. Being sick I can't do all the wonderful things I see you do it seriously helps me feel better. Thank you again!! Give akela hugs🐾

Hi Linnea, The authenticity you bring to adventure traveling portrays realism with an openhearted mindset. The truth is, with my newly aquired empty nester lifestyle along with my relentless desire for traveling and the outdoors, I would start some type of Van Life in a heartbeat 💓. Maybe one day soon, I'll see you out there, but for now, at least, I get to live vicariously through you. Happy Travels!

You know how much you love your dog when he gets to roll around in your clean sheets!!😂😂😂

I followed Linnea to do my build. I love this young woman. I am 63 and started van life one year ago. Of course, it was uncomfortable at first and I made a lot of mistakes. Now, I love it and won't go back to bricks and mortar until I am forced to, for whatever reason.

loving my boondocking life. kinda hard in Long Beach CA, but only one ticket in 4 months so I think we have nailed it.

I love how you put clean sheets on your bed and your dog loved rolling all over them. So cute. Thank you for your wisdom and guidance in regard to van life. I wondered about a few things and you answered them for me. Thanks again.

You can use window sash latches (the type that go on wooden window frames) to keep those drawers shut.

I think that this has got to be one of my most favorite videos of yours. With the helpful and inspiring comments from others you put in, to some of your own wisdom you had to share, this was one of the best I’ve watched and made my day much better. I always get so excited when I see that you have a new video and just love hearing about all the tips and advice and experiences you have to share.🧡Thank you Linnea!

I love all your videos, but this one resonated with me SO MUCH. So much great advice and wisdom from those on the road, or now off the road. After just a month in, my hopes, dreams, and plans have all been shaken by unexpected repairs/worries/timing and this is such a great reminder to slow down and really think about what’s next💕

Thank you for sharing. You and Akela, Elsa and Barron, Vancity Vanlife, Eamon & Bec, and a number of others were my inspiration when I was looking for a change. Initially, I was considering building a tiny house then COVID hit and I spent most of 2020 trapped in my s&b like pretty much everyone else. In August of 2020 I found the van I wanted but had to wait to build up enough cash to purchase it. I picked up my van December 22, 2020 and moved into her full time May 1, 2021. Nearly three years, both myself and my cat are still in love with this lifestyle. it's not all easy breezy, sunshine and rainbows but the freedom is well worth the small discomforts. Anyway, I appreciate you sharing your adventures. You continue to be an inspiration..

I want some of your pottery coffee cups. When will you sell them? Just LOVE the ones I've seen. Can't believe I've been following your travels since you started building out the van 4 yrs ago. Gosh, time flys. Love your videos. You have become a professional videographer.

Such a great, informative, soulful video. Learned/reminded: face fears, get out of your comfort zone, have a plan but go with the flow, take time for yourself, follow your heart even when others don’t share your vision, trust your gut if you feel unsafe. All good things and the stuff of life. Love to you and Akela ❤

Your van is so cosy, like a small wood hut. To live your life to the beat of your own dreams and to literally say how happy you are... you have achieved as a harmonious human. Happiness is illusive to many yet a goal to all. Well done and thank you for sharing your gift 🙏

No matter what age you are, LIVE FULLY EACH DAY.

I'm 62- I'm on 4th year fulltime in my self built( with some help). I don't drive a lot. Just 1 city. & I work. Love my simple life . I'm a meditator. No travel needed. Too much pollution. & I'm content in stillness. The parking stress is not my scene.

Your attitude and laugh is so refreshing..

This video was like hanging out with a good friend (or a granddaughter in this case;) while they did a couple chores & I drank coffee. I didn’t want it to end. Great video, Linnea!! Thank you so much for taking us along. Love & Blessings till next time! ❤️🙏🏻

I found this 20-30-minute video more thought-provoking than I had thought possible. While I watch videos made by everyday people more than I do television, I almost never read more than a couple comments underneath them, but here I read much of what people wrote and had to say. Seems as though there is a cathartic nature to how people react to what you are doing these days and that is as interesting as the videos themselves. No one can know what anyone else's life is really like even when you record a lot of it. So I'm going to take what I have seen at face value and add a bit of perspective that maybe one in 500 will find useful. Chronologically I am older than you but in my head, I am probably somewhat younger than you may be. I am very much financially secure and can live the rest of my life without worries about affording the lifestyle I want to live. Although that may sound terrific and I'm not complaining, it isn't as comforting as it might sound. I can honestly say that when I was younger and working a 9-5 gig punching a time clock and didn't have money to speak of, I feel like I was far more happy than I am today. Maybe it's nostalgia, maybe it's just been too long to remember, and this will sound flat-out bizarre, but in my mind struggling and maybe that isn't the word but living paycheck to paycheck back then gave me a sense that the few things I WAS able to afford to do, meant more and made me have to figure out how to get by with so much less and I fkn miss that! Those struggles and strategic thinking sparked life into me that I miss. I know this sounds crazy but I miss the smell of the warehouses I worked in and the sound of the time clock when I punched my card. I miss almost being late and running to hit that clock in time. A new car was a 10-year-old used car that was in decent condition while others drove fancy sports cars and behind the scenes were dead ass broke while I lived a more eclectic lifestyle and saved as much as I could. I'm sitting here now wondering where I'm going with this so clearly it's time for this story to come to a close. The bottom line is to be careful what you wish for in life because one day you may get it, and then what??? I have healthy investments, 2 houses, and no debt, and I often sit in the quiet of one house with only my memories to keep me company. Seems like I did more when I had less.. Funny how that works.

Only 12 minutes in, and this already the most cool and motivating video! Definitely going to come back to this with the Commonplace journal in hand.

Been following along since the very beginning. I love to see how you’re updating and using the garage and other spaces in the van now. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again but your editing skills continue to blow me away-especially to see where you started. Keep up the great vids! I never miss a video

Good for you. I have been on the road in my van since July 2023. Just me and my 13 year old cat. We have had many adventures already, and I look forward to many more. We have seen some beautiful places and have met some very nice folks along the way, and a few a-holes but, that's life. I wish you safe travels.

Great video Linnea, your a great inspiration to many people, my husband and I would also love to travel and be on the road, but we are just so nervous too. Watching you over the last year has inspired us both to try something new

Love the videos always

I’ve been in such a rut recently and this video and everyone’s words have helped and given me a little push to keep kicking and get back into the realm of things

I loved this video and enjoyed the comments. Well done! I'm preparing for the nomad life and look forward to getting out there and getting messy. Your words are comforting and encouraging. Thank you.

This lifestyle is not by choice for many people. This is the future for those who saw this collapse coming. Hang on for 2 to 3 years; it will get better eventually. Keep your head on a swivel and don't take unnecessary chances. Best of luck to all.

Thank you for sharing. I wish you safe travels and much joy in your adventures. Blessings.

I have watched several van/travel videos. This is one of the most beautiful, and inspirational ones I have ever enjoyed. The advice and style of this mixed together was truly incredible. I sent it to my son and hope it inspires him too. Thank you Linnea

My current therapist has been with me every step of the way so far since purchasing my '07 Chevy Express Van almost 2 years ago and building it out myself (as inspired by you ofc) and one thing she always reminds me through the challenges and hiccups and things going wrong and and things going right is that; "Wherever you go, there you are."

I've loved your content for awhile now...but your content lately has been absolutely amazing. ❤

Linnea this video is the first one I have watched of yours. I felt compelled to comment because I wanted to be sure you aware of how you have impacted lives in such a beautiful way, many truths being revealed. Great Job ❤. Light, Love and blessings to you and Akela. Safe travels. 😊

All I know is I have to renew my drivers' license so I can once again fully participate in life on my own terms. Watching these videos has made me realize that memories of family RV camping when younger can only go so far. I need to start building memories for myself before it's too late. Full-time or not. Even my late parents, while they loved traveling with their Airstream and reporting from the road, did it for 4 to 6 months out of a year with other like-minded Airstreamers. Two weeks for me would be plenty right now.

The feeling of freedom that comes with this lifestyle is so profound words cannot describe it. You just have to do it. I spent 1 month living in my van in my home city. Then another 4 months in Mexico. I was more scared in my home city than the foreign country. Figure it out as you go. Have a general idea of what you want and let the adventure and experience dictate what you need. I (like you Linnea) prefer less. I have a low top and a queen size fixed bed. I like that my van doesn't feel like an apartment on wheels. I like pulling the cooking stuff out and putting it away again. Anyway, we all find our fit. Love the video!

Your youtube videos bring me a lot of joy. I look forward to them. You dont see a lot of vanlifers who show up on KZfaq and have a story to tell and it seems like you do and i admire that! I've never really understood the term "influencer" because usually the first thing that comes to most peoples minds is someone trying to show you a "get ready with me" or trying to sell you something online. Thats what i thought until i came across your content. You have influenced me to live a much more simple and intentional lifestyle and i am so greatful for that. You're very inspirational and thank you for continually sharing your way of life with us - the people who appreciate your time, work, energy, and creativity ❤️ ❤ dont listen to the haters, they're just jealous and dont know how to process their own emotions.

I'm 46 and I have CHF. My mobility is not what it used to be but I made the leap and converted a box van. Your channel is one of a few that motivated me to make the change. While my build is a bit different than most but because of my disabilities. I sacraficed for a smaller bed to make a large enclosed shower with shower seat. The reverse is typically what we see@ large bed and small or outdoor shower. This also means I sacraficed a smaller kitchen and storage for more water storage. It does work out well though because I'm a minimalist and have verry little. A laptop, a small assortment of clothes verry little cookware for simple meals. My build favors large fuel/water storage, a comfy computer desk, a bed that's comfy for one and will just work for 2 for a few days at a time... if or when although doubtfully ever happen other than my horse of a goldendoodle that's about 90lbs LOL. Thank you for so many great videos, ideas and encouragement.

Beautiful words of advice from many! I admire your devotion to”getting it done” something we all need

Everything incorporated in this video was inspiring. Well done and so peaceful.

Gotta agree with the consensous Linnea! truly an incredbile video, I wish there was more to call that piece of art I just saw. Sharing your life in an incredible way. I realllllly enjoyed it! thanks for doing what you do, and doing it really, really well!

Good for you. Keep enjoying your adventures.

One of my favorite van life videos EVER !

Hello Linnea, I have just seen your video for the first time here in Germany, hi from Germany 👋 You are an inspiration, and thank you for your videos! Good to see that you are not alone, having your two best friends with you! I love the outdoors and Freedom is a precious gift! Wish you and your two friends all the best ❤! Have a great day!😉 👍

I just moved into my van and have been here for a month full time. I super relate to this. Thank you.

I just want to say..... Thank you young lady, for being a very good role model for the women coming up today. I've been watching you for awhile and must say that you have made me so proud so many times as you have today. Your very straight forward looking at life is admirable and will help so many people I feel. But as a young woman, you give me hope for others. I wish I'd had your advice when I was 20. At now 64, I can say I've seen much and regret much. Not having a person to advise or share their life trials with is regrettable. Everyone can use advice in their life. Thank you for all you do and in sharing so much with us all. I truly enjoy your video's very much. Blessings to you and Akela 🙏🕊🙏🕊🫰💜💜

Well Linnea it’s been a great 4 years watching you grow . I like to think im im an OG #127 of the channel. Love how you’re still using the weights to hold things down for you. 🐾👣🌮🍺✌️ +10 years of her life are here

I love you, you're so inspiring. I just like being in your energy even though I'm not living in a traveling home myself. Your message in this video is applicable to EVERYONE!! And really helpful for me personally as I'm working on creating my own entrepreneurial business.

❤❤❤❤ I'm now sorry I put watching this off for 5 days. Your videos fill my soul and to have sprinkles of other people's inspirational messages thrown in was wonderful!

Cool setup. Thanks for sharing!

❤Loved It❤ This was a great watch. Challenges aside, you seem very happy with your choices. Peace of Mind is INVALUABLE. 🙏🏾

Great video!!! Thank you for sharing!!! Very encouraging!!!!✌️❤️ & Safety with Blessings!!!

I really loved this video. It’s so timely based on what I’m going through so thank you.

Such a beautiful end to this vlog. Thank-you.

Great video! I just bought a van and you’ve given me a lot to think about. And I like how you mixed your fixing up the van with all the comments and thoughts. Thank you!

Great job girl! I have a Bluetti AC230 MAX (2048kWh) and it's great.. It can take up to 1440 kw input. I use mine with 5X200 Watt Rich Solar panels. Lots of pass through power during the day and always charged going into the evening. Super reliable. Stay energized out there!

I usually try to boost small businesses but I realized that when it comes to diesel/gas the quality matters and cruddy fuel can gunk up your fuel injectors/lines and it cost BIG time. When it comes to gas/diesel go where they are busy and I hate to say it, a well known brand. Learning more about this issue is something I hope to learn from you! Thanks Linnea❤

Your courage is contangoes. See you on the road, Godspeed!

Outstanding video !! One of your best. Many great perspectives about your lifestyle. Thank you.

Nicely done, Linnea! Your videos are well done and I know it takes a lot of work. I’ve followed Chris for several years and really admire his work ethic, creativity, and content. Then, you two got together and what a great pair you make! The way you both have molded your relationship together, made compromises, and yet maintained your individual independence and favorite pursuits is great to see. Your separate and combined socials content is excellent, too. You’ve done well, Linnea, and offer so much honest inspiration to so many who follow you. That is a gift…to have a positive effect on your fellow human beings, encouraging them to stretch outside their comfort zones, to realize their own dreams. Pay no mind to the naysayers…I hope you don’t. Their often immature, short-sighted, and disrespectful comments cast negativity not on you and your life, but on them and their lives. You keep doing you! Btw, Jeanne and I have been full-time living, remote-working and traveling in our rig (smaller motorhome)since July 2020. It has been an amazing journey full of growth and wonderment! Keep up the good work, Linnea! 😊 👍

Amazing. Thank you Linnea :)

Thanks, Linnea, to share your deep journey! 🙏

Yeah!!! I love it 2! Thx 4 the show! U got it!!!

Thanks for sharing your beautiful story... and the floor looks much better now 😉😄

A friend of mine messaged me the other day, asking how he should start building his van. I gave him your channel and said it was so much fun building mine out while fallowing you before Gutted. It's been so much fun the past 4 years!!!!

The advice of everyone was soooo good!

I absolutely love this, thank you so much for sharing. I am considering this lifestyle in the future. This video was really helpful!

Oh gosh! I just really enjoyed this share of yours. It was beautifully put together, honestly. On every level...thank you sooooo much ❤