Grasshopper

With a Timberline heating system. It's really neat, works with gasoline/diesel and electric power. (We don't have propane) Provides heat and hot water. A heated glycol solution is circulated through the interior of the living space. Then quiet air vents provide soft, radiant heat as the air passes over the heated coils. The heat is warm and dry, my old house was colder most days....lol It is also really good on power and fuel for the amount of time it is used, impressive so far.

Super rainy day here, so I am going to stay in my cozy van and work on a short video. I think I might need to bake something today, maybe cinnamon buns! I am also waiting on a big thing happening and so I need to keep myself occupied while I wait for news......

A nostril shot we all didn't need...... Why did I think of Bruce all of a sudden......

Way cheaper than replacing the parts it protects. Also way more fun than the alternator for the cabin breaking and it not charging while driving, that would suck too. Then there's peace of mind on gravel roads.... So with all that in mind it was very affordable.

Again, random Gif gets me into trouble...... I've changed it now in an attempt to not look bad..... But damn you @Slowlycatchymonkey for quoting me already....

From what I can tell they are from the Brittlegills family of mushrooms. They are edible and have a strong pepper taste.

Since when is there an age limit on building a snowman?

......ohhhhh trees

Even though it was frosty out we managed to get the new guard installed onto the van. Cold fingers She looks like a tank now with the new guard, but so nice to have that important stuff covered. Before After

. .....it's some beans dude

Wow, You sound like a fun guy!

ohhhhh, How well you know me in such a short time!

......seriously, you did it again

Thanks. I wasn't sure if I was going to be able to bake in the van, but the little convection oven did great. It's nice to have a snack sometimes, and homemade is always better!

Keeping the van super cozy with some baking this afternoon. When the nights are cold it is a great time for some spice cake and coffee.

I would say I’m excited for you, but last time I did that Pete got all giggles on me…. So instead I will say, I hope you have a great trip and fun adventure.

Woke up to a lot of frost this morning, but the sun is out now. Still chilly…. Going to get the canoe into the water for a paddle to soak up some sun. Also going to install a skid plate thingy for the van. It covers the front underbody and protects the alternator that powers the cabins battery. This will also protect from rocks and stuff. Have a nice weekend everyone!

Bummer, and a bit scary....never heard of such a thing happening...

I missed that, how did it melt?

About 2 hours. Which was a pain on the bike, but in the 4Runner I can do short recordings so it feels like you get more.

They are not bad actually. I film at 2.7k as 4k is just too much file storage for me. Maybe that helps. It's hard too because I have a bunch of older GoPros and they are horrible now, so the 10 seems good.....lol The stable horizon with the 10 is what I like most as you can see when the vehicle goes over bumps and stuff.

Going through some travel footage today and starting my week 2 video. The scenery just gets better. It’s fun to watch as when you are driving it is sometimes hard to admire your surroundings. Looking forward to week three as I started using my GoPro 10 and the quality difference is noticeable.