From Near Death to Living in a Prius

Grateful for you! Just subscribed to your channel and look forward to more videos... Hope you take us on some travels to interesting places and you build enough of a following to afford a larger camper!

 

Subscribed. You look nothing like your avatar lol.

 

I've seen one folk get a Planet Fitness sub since it works in every single one around the country+ it's cheap+ those are everywhere. Cheapest shower option out there, esp if you're on the move

 

Personally, creeks --- to avoid the creeps -- have worked for me....of course; January in Ely Minnesota, not so much.
kris

 

Cold water down to bout 40 F does wonders for those that can handle it.
Polar Bear club members are in a class of their own, imo.
I especially love cerulean sea water, but only ever see in pictures of far away places I'll probably never get to sea / see.
These days I'll take almost any sea water as long as I don't see too many pipes around.

I'm not sure I could handle truck stops and Athletic Clubs just to clean up from doing what peeps that live in there cars do most days. Driving I guess.
Keep on Truckin

 

Sorry. "Re-Thunk" and deleted the pix I posted. Only the second time I have done that here in, gosh, has it been SIXTEEN YEARS! Or is it 15.

I PRACTICALLY GREW UP HERE lol.
Kris

 

Tell me about it ! Posting public pics is an art all unto itself.
For me the less personal they are the better. I wasn't always that way. I did have a web page back in the 90's where i spilled goobs of personal stuff. But that was than and this is now.

A lot of times I wonder just how many of the people pics associated. with a profile are actually of the real person behind their posts or just some random photo from who knows where. hehe....

ps: Does anyone remember how a lot of pictures would load from the top down over a slower than 56k modem connection to the net? hummin - those were the days my friend ....

 

Well, I’d put sex on the list of life essentials.

That said, I support what you’re doing and think it’s awesome. I’ve done for this for months on end multiple times without a lease over the last couple of years, hitting around 42 states and multiple territories in Canada. 100% agree that it teaches a person the true needs for existing relatively comfortably. I never felt more alive than the time traveling like this (technically it is overlanding). It is definitely more comfortable and glamp-like than extended motorcycle trips I’ve done that require hiding the bike and a tent in wooded brush every night vs. pulling into a parking lot and going to sleep. It eliminates the need to stash the bike and gear in the woods and hope nobody finds it during the day, but in cities people still smash Prius windows - how do you avoid smash n grabs during the day?

Stay healthy and keep inspiring others with your stories. This community will help you for sure.