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@@terrylazarou7075 you’re welcome!! Thank you for joining us and we have a bunch more to share ☺️

@@dog_guy-c8x that must have been a wild ride. I’m pretty much every sense of the word. I bet some parts of the drive haven’t changed.

@@adventuredawgs It was cold cold cold, could not do it now, to dam old. LOL I road sometimes 18, 20 hour days. I had a buddy that road out with me and his bike blew up on the second day of pushing it so hard, his was a 350 two stroke bike it just could not take it. We pushed the dam thing over a cliff some where hell if I really no where, I do no the police phoned him about 3 years later telling him they found his bike, he just told them to scrap it.

@@dog_guy-c8x I bet it was cold! I felt that deep in my bones. And the motorcycle over the cliff legit made me laugh.

@@ramonapuckett3059 thank you! There’s plenty more pups and scenery to come. And it could have been so much worse with the dogs. I’ll take a few scratches over vet visits any day. I’m glad I’m not the only one that thinks it’s only proper to announce yourself. Dawson and so much more to come ☺️

@@Barret-paddles I’m pretty sure I felt her get my brain 🤣 I know that there are different attitudes around dog ownership (coming from a farm girl I see it on both sides) but damage is damage. And I have so much more to share. It makes up for all the kitchen videos 😁

@@tricias5927 oh darn I missed the birthday trip. Definitely something to keep in mind for next time though. I did find a place that made really good food. I didn’t try the croissants so I’m not sure if it’s the same place. It was a super easy crossing for us too. Sure beats getting grilled over what’s in the dog’s food. Luckily we found sites that were just off the highway so hunting wasn’t as much of a worry. I can’t wait to share more because it was such a beautiful place. And thank you! I’m glad it’s not just me who thinks you should give a heads up 🙌🏻

@@AdventureswithBeeGee oh wow!! I woke up to frost this morning. Luckily we don’t get into too much more drama after this. At least nothing on this scale.

@@karinhart489 thank you! I’m still full from the dinner feast 🤤

@@terrylazarou7075 was it one of those things when you thought “there’s no way I’ll forget this” because I have had my share of things like that! And thats why I have lists for everything now 🤦🏼‍♀️ And thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it.

@@adventuredawgs Yes. And it was on the list. And waiting for us in the hallway, as sad looking as one of my puppies when she thinks she is not going with me in the car...

@@terrylazarou7075 you’re welcome!! I know it was a huge stress for me so I’m hoping to get the message out.

@@Bluesky1ification I’d love a bean but they were way out of my price range, even for a used trailer. Maybe for my next one down the road.

@@adventuredawgs understand. The Wander Tears cost $18k is that to high too?

Follow a TH-cam channel called: Playing with Sticks. He talks about the teardrop trailer, prices etc. I hope that help

@@Bluesky1ification it is for me since it’s just me.

@@Bluesky1ification I’ve watched a lot of his videos but the prices tend to be a little different in Canada. I spent a LOT of time creeping prices before I got mine. It may not be the best out there but it was the best that I could afford at the time.

@@Barret-paddles we have been having an amazing adventure so far! I can’t wait to share it! And thank you! I am definitely going to take you up on that! 🥰

@@MissionOffRoad thank you! It’s been a great addition so far.

@@doughalldorson8663 you’re welcome! It was a real mess for a bit and it made my head spin.

@@doughalldorson8663 thank you so much! It’s a diamond in the rough made by The Teardrop Company. They were based in Newmarket, Ontario but I think they moved to the east coast. Do you have a teardrop too?

@@DailyQuranTilawat44 thank you!!!!

@@ramonapuckett3059 I’m all about the lists. I’ll be including more of those too once I get my butt in gear. And you’re right about the destinations 😉

@@AdventureswithBeeGee the best part about the dogs is they make you take lots of breaks. It helps the old bones. I’m a fan of the pile too. It’s so much easier seeing everything together. I know that there are some Canadian carriers that can now roam in the US. Of course mine isn’t one of them.

@@MacsPointofViewPhotography thank you!! You just have to stay strong for a few days until I’m back in signal. I have faith 😁

@@eprohoda we’re doing well! How’re you?

@@tricias5927 that sounds like an amazing trip! Anything you’d share about any of those spots? I’m with you on the lists. I have lists about lists for lists 😁 I’ve never heard that clause for homeowners insurance. Or maybe I’ve never read the fine print…. Time to look at my policy a little closer.

@@adventuredawgs well, we were in Illinois for a small family get together. - nice but it was the people we were there to see. Yellowknife was amazing. It’s a very diverse city. We dined at Canada’s best Ethiopian restaurant in town. Who knew? We stayed at the territorial park just outside of town. It was pretty nice. And by pretty nice I mean flush toilets and hot water. If you like natural hot springs, then Liard Hot Springs, in Northern BC is a must. Just basic sites - no electric, pit toilets, and one water spigot. But it is amazing. Your fee covers the hot springs, and the park is surrounded by electric fences (bears) and there’s a fenced dog run, I think. At Stewart/Hyder we stayed in Stewart, which is in BC, Canada, then travelled to Hyder (USA) - about a ten minute drive to the border, to see the grizzly bears fishing in the river for salmon. Amazing! And we travelled up a logging road to see the Salmon glacier. Again, amazing. We also visited the Wells Grey provincial park, BC to see Helmcken Falls. Look it up. Breathtaking! And we visited the ancient forest, also in BC, also worth a hike. We have such a spectacular country. I feel so lucky to be able to have the time and the means to explore it.

@@tricias5927 what an incredible trip that must have been. You better believe I’m keeping all of it handy. The funny thing is that I was just talking with someone about how I had never had Ethiopian food. Maybe I start with the best? 😉

@@adventuredawgs A great place to start. Where are you heading to?

@@tricias5927 you’ll have to wait and see since I was obviously waaaaaay too subtle with the sly Easter eggs 🤦🏼‍♀️

Those are people after my own heart! I feel like it's better to have all those docs because, Murphy's Law being what it is, you'll never need them. Passports might be easier but I don't have faith in that being the case. Just add on a few more buckets of red tape ;)

@@blessedveteran you’re welcome! I’ll be watching and posting any changes. And I’m so envious as I haven’t had a chance to get to Newfoundland yet. That’s on my bucket list for sure.

@@ramonapuckett3059 that’s what I’m here for 😄 I think the standard microchips should be fine, especially if it was…installed… injected… in the US. Canada is beautiful if you ever have a chance to get up here and well worth the trip.

@@adventuredawgs oh Canada is definitely on the radar! It’s probably going to be one of those times I throw a dart on the map! 🤣 there’s so many great places 🩷

@@ramonapuckett3059 There sure are. I'll be happy to help with any of the planning if you need it.

@@adventuredawgs That would be great! I’ll remember this 🩷

@@Barret-paddles that’s just governments having to government. Let’s pile more red tape on everything 🤣 I will absolutely take you up on that! Thank you so much.

@@adventuredawgs excellent! I’ll get the info from Patti (her gig ) and send it along!!

@@adventuredawgs “Birch and pine” 😉👍🏻

@@Barret-paddles amazing!! Thank you so much!

@@Barret-paddles sold 🙌🏻

@@AdventureswithBeeGee thank you! You will LOVE the Rockies. No doubt about it. Right now, all you’ll need to cross into Canada (with a dog as a personal pet) is a rabies vaccine certificate and he appears healthy and is humanely transported. Easy. Then whatever the CDC and USDA have going on when you go back 😑

@@adventuredawgs Awesome and thank you for the information!

@@Barret-paddles thanks Barrett. I think I have to thin my collection of shirts. It’s getting a little crazy. I totally agree with you about the wait. There’s that forced calm, and the smell, and the sounds of bubbling, and the smells….🤤 then again we’ve been in some places where I would have taken a mouthful of instant, swallowed some water and hit the road 😳

@@Barret-paddles I hope you’ve been having the best adventures. Anything you can share? I haven’t used it a ton yet but we have a big trip planned so it’s definitely going to earn its keep soon enough. I wonder if the griddle temps even out after it’s been on for a while. The simmer control is pretty good for a single propane burner. I’m sure I’ll have after we’ve really put it through its paces. 😊

@@adventuredawgsHi Chris! Let me know when you are heading to this area 🙌 We spent 8 days boondocking on Moosehead Lake (Seboomook Wilderness Campground) which is a place we love. The owners are now good friends. It’s a long journey with 33 miles of dirt logging road! But always worth the effort. Site C. 57 is our favorite. Then on to Bethel ME and ending in Addison VT for family reunion. I can share lots ideas for you!!! ME lakes & ocean are tough to beat. Acadia National Park is such a gem!!! There is a wonderful state Park at Horseneck beach right near us on the ocean, also amazing with terrific bike bath and public beach beautiful….New England is the best in late summer and fall!

@@jessl1738 I have a type. Who knew? 🤣

I'd love to hear what you think or if you discover any good ones. I have quite the collection starting 🤭

@@monkeyb1820 I do think that the quality of instant has improved significantly in recent years. Although I have admit that I am a little ashamed that I had never considered using a little over ice cream. I do add a good sprinkle when I bake anything that is chocolate.

@@stefins thank you!!

@@kathymintexas1556 thank you so much!! I’m glad we were able to brighten your day even if it was at my guts expense 😉🤣 I don’t think I’ve ever seen Cafe Bustelo but I’ll certainly keep my eyes open for it. Cheers ☕️

@@kben24 you know what they say about great minds 😉

@@karinhart489 I have a very similar coffee making set up, minus the kettle, and I love how compact it all is. I can see the real advantage for instant is how light it is and how quick to whip up a cup, perfect for the times you really need to get up and go or weight considerations. If you ever dip your toes in a cup of instant (metaphorically of course 😉), I’d like to hear how it goes.

@@adventuredawgs I did try one of those Viva packs that Starbucks started selling 9 or 10 years when they first came out. They were fine, and I thought would be good if you were stuck where your only method for heating water like putting a mug in a microwave (thinking workplace breakrooms or motel room or places that only have hot water for tea), those small pre measured packets coffee. They could be good for backpackers, too, that are always looking for ways to save space. However, at the time they struck me as pricey.

@@karinhart489 I think anytime Starbucks enters the conversation, the price goes up.

@@cynthiawelton5041 yay! I so glad that you liked the video. Are you an instant drinker normally?

@@ramonapuckett3059 I’m glad you liked the video! I might have to get a grinder for travelling now. Oh darn. I’m a big fan of the South American beans too. Coincidentally I also enjoy Argentinian Malbecs so there must be something to the whole terroir. Coffee in a tea bag sounds interesting and I’m surprised that we don’t see more of it. Now I’m curious to try it too. And the Starbucks had a flavour that I just couldn’t handle. Maybe a bad tin?

@@adventuredawgs Maybe but I don’t think so 😅, I just have a grinder from Walmart, it works, it’s small and fits in the bag!

Oh and I’ll have to try the Argentinian Malbecs coffee, do you order it from them?

@@ramonapuckett3059 and I’m on my way to Walmart 🙌🏻

@@ramonapuckett3059 I’m thinking of Argentinian wine. It’s a lovely red that is my go to. Perfect around a fire.

I would question anyone who says otherwise 😉😁

@@trailheadjunkie no doubt about it. Hopefully it doesn’t turn into a “collect the whole set” kind of situation because then I’ll be in a lot of trouble 😳🤣

@@groundbreakerexplore thank you so much. That means so much to me ☺️

Here we are! Technology...ain't it grand? :) How have you been?

I’ve been doing great. Thanks !

I figure the steepest curve is not setting yourself on fire. Or is that just me? ;) If you have any tips to make the curve a little less steep, I'm all ears. Not having to season the griddle is a huge bonus and something I didn't even think about when I bought it.

OK I'm totally drooling now at the thought of camping stir fry. And popcorn in the middle of nowhere. Luckily the dogs will help with any dropped bits. I used to think that the excitement over the full-size Blackstone was all hype until I got one. Now I'm totally hooked. And I'm jealous that you have one built in. THAT is luxury, electric kettle or not ;)

@adventuredawgs it does make it easier! But the possibility of a side burner ... wow!

I think it's about the same size as my GSI with two burners but with most of it the little flat top. It's going to be such a blast packing up the trailer. I'm already trying to think of how to pack everything. They'll get big hugs from you for sure!

The griddle is much larger than I expected which is such a fun surprise. I had no idea that Coleman makes stoves that can burn anything other than propane. That must be such a handy option.

@@MacsPointofViewPhotography thank you!!! I can’t wait to finally have a proper meal while camping. There will be videos of course 😁

@@karinhart489 i think that this is a fairly new release for Blackstone. I managed to buy this one before they sold out so I was lucky. A steak and veggies is definitely next 🤤