Thanks, buddy! Gotta go back this fall when the fires subside 👌🏻 Congrats again on your recent milestone!!

😊 We're so glad you're enjoying our channel!

potato camp? whats the story behind that name? I came across a sign made from a scrap piece of cardboard, tacked up on a tree branch some 2 to 4 years ago it said "potato, boil em mash em stick it in my stew" you didnt leave that sign by chance? i have a picture on facebook somewhere...

Would you mind sharing the coordinates?

Hey, Nick!! So glad you found us and thank you again for the amazing spot! We tried looking up your Jeep group but couldn't find much. Hopefully we'll see you out there again soon!

Couldn't agree more!!

I love nature. It brings me peace to my soul. That's how I recharge my battery. I work a high stress job. My boss is a bully. She's a micromanager. I dread going to work every day. It's like walking on eggshells.

Thank you, we appreciate the support!

Haha! Thanks, Brenda!

Thanks, Ali! That's pretty much how we got into our teardrop. So much better than a tent! Good luck in your search and thanks for watching!

Nice, congrats! It's definitely going to be a game changer for your adventures! 😉

Thanks, Jeff! Need to meet you all up there soon!

52 days!? So jealous! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks!! Unfortunately no. It is very tight and a bit rough

About the bees, I remember watching a bee fly onto a hamburger patty and he took a big chunk and flew away….it was raw meat!! Freaked me out!

Ha! Yep! Not bees, yellow jackets. Very aggressive and attracted to meats n sweets 😬

Thanks, Matt! Guess we'll stick with spaghetti next time lol. Message us on Instagram for more info 😉

Thank you!!

Indeed they were! Aggressively tried to steal our gyro meat!!

HA!! Love it! Thanks again for watching and for the great feedback! 🤘🏻🇺🇸

@@WheresWiseman actually still here in Japan and getting ready to return to the mainland. thinking of getting a camper trailer like yourselves. Looks like fun.

You won't regret it. Safe travels!

Awesome, Shane! Thanks for the heads up, definitely going to check that out 🤘🏻

Yes indeed 👍🏻 unfortunately these were the carnivorous kind 😬

🤣 a necessity!

Not at all. Even when we rented one upwards of 2,000 lbs, no issues. However, with the 2 door, highly recommend staying closer to 1,000-1500 lbs. Pulls much better 👌🏻

Sounds like one hell of a trip!!

@@WheresWiseman We were taking the Back way home so we could go to the hot springs after we left my mom's near Mt. Shasta. After we got unstuck and looked at the gas gage, we decided to turn around we were a few miles away still and allot can happen in a few miles. We had lots of trips since then. We've been working on Our Alaska Expedition for this coming spring. Still hoping the Mandates are dropped so that we can drive thru Canada. in the meantime, living next to 4 national forests, we have lots of Adventure's in Our back yard. Then I'll be making Videos for my Channel too.

Hi Justin! We do on occasion. It really depends on weather and mostly happens in the winter. To combat this we leave one or two windows cracked and run the fan on 10% if it's not too cold. The small heater we have also helps in the morning. If we do have a damp weekend we make sure to air out under our mattress as well. As long as you're paying attention to your trailer and surroundings it's not really an issue 😉

Thank you! No reservations, it is very much off grid. Depending on time of year may need 4 wheel drive

Next time we go!

It actually wasn't too bad until the very end!

A lot of maps/satellite imagery research and boots on the ground 👍🏻 Google maps/Earth and Gaia GPS are our go-to's. Usually don't need a pass on a lot of these public forest roads, but do get the annual pass when we renew tabs 😉

Ha! Could've been worse, could've been wearing socks with those sandals 🤣

@@WheresWiseman So true!

Hi Sam, it's the Pika model from Timberleaf Trailers

@@WheresWisemanme too🙋🏽‍♂️