OMG Timmy's momma! You raised a great kid who inspires this old married father to 'be better'. To squeeze more out of life. I salute you ma'am for shaping Timmy to be someone who seems to be wholesome overall and seems to be a great guy (despite never having met him). Good job momma, i hope my kids grow up to be at least half as cool as timmy 😎
Heck yea ah ! Ive had a fire every day & open my winders to cool off . Summer is coming & leaving commifornia & headn to beautiful oregon . Yay for hippie
I know it's boring to most people, but you guys usually leave out my favorite part. watching and listening to a blizzard in the middle of the night. oddly peaceful.
I’m 24 tim, working 40-60 hrs a week to take care of my wife and two kids. Your videos have relit a fire in me that had been almost completely put out to adventure and explore and truly live! For that I thank you brother! Working on fixing up an old RV and hitting the road with the family and doing what I did as a kid and teenager! Love ya man stay safe!
@@midragga Yeah man, have lived quite a crazy life and have been married to the girl I started dating when I was 17 LOL I will say this year we have been to Colorado, Arizona, Missouri, Western Nebraska, Minnesota, Montana. This coming year we plan to hit Utah, Texas, and Wyoming. Mountains are my favorite, have been since I was about 12 and seen them for the first time. Life is crazy short gotta get to livin while the livin is good!
Whenever we had a lake effect storm, my dad would announce that we had to go to the corner store for supplies. My brother and I ran to get geared up and off we would go...walking in the deep snow with our sled in tow. Corner store was only about three blocks away..wasn't far. We would put our treasured supply on the sled and hike back to the house to show Mom. Our treasure? A single gallon of ice cream. I loved those storms. Great memories.
Truck mechanic here! I've seen a lot of these Webasto heathers fail because of the glow plug getting too much smut on it and then they can't ignite the fuel anymore. Try to change the plug and give it a deep clean. In many cases this will fix the problem. But before doing this, check that the heather receives fuel and air, check the fuel pump that it's ticking when activated, the fuel line isn't clogged and the airways are free. Thanks for taking us with you on your adventures Tim and stay save!
@@bestishiphop Normally there should be no risk of co/co2 poisoning as long as the heater and the exhaust pipe is installed and routed correctly and has no cracks in it. The flame will starve after a short while when the exhaust is blocked because there is not enough oxygen to burn in the heater. Also if the exhaust is blocked with snow, it will either not start at all, melt the snow after a short while or smoke like a steam train. It should be quickly obvious if something isn't right. If your heater is installed in the inside of your sleeping area it surely doesn't hurt to get a co detector just to be safe.
I remember a blizzard here in northern Michigan in 78. I had a baby and my husband couldn't make it home. We lived in the woods. I walked out my door to fix a problem, turned around, and couldn't see my house. Went back inside and tied myself with a rope to my house before venturing out again. The next week the blizzard of 78 hit and luckily my husband was home. We were snowed in for five days and my baby took her first steps during that time. What wonderful memories.
Your story brought me back to a memory of that blizzard. I was a young pre-teen returning with my father from one of my many hockey games when that blizzard hit. We lived 50 miles south of Detroit in a house on a old farming road in South Rockwood. There were a few farm houses but open fields on the road we built one of the first modern brick houses on back then. We were about a mile from home coming back from my game and ended up stuck in one of the many snow drifts we were trying to plow through to get home. We both had to walk about a mile that night in that blizzard after unsuccessfully trying to dig out. Me still wearing my hockey equipment and my father with an Inadequate coat. We both barely made it home on the verge of frostbite. My father is long passed now, but strangely enough, that is one of my strongest fond memories of my youth, that blizzard and that walk home in it. Maybe because we endured it or in some strange way it was exciting for a young boy! Good thing it was the fad of the 70’s and I had long hair back then that covered my ears.
Tim ,I drove a truck for 45 years in winter weather and I always carried a couple gallons of house hold bleach like cloxox. If you pour the bleach on your tires it will improve your traction. The bleach makes your tires really sticky and I've been able to drive on some pretty slick snow in roads when other trucks couldn't even get moving. Just an idea from an old retired trucker. Stay safe,God bless and watch over you on your travels.
Hi my name is Laura.... I just want you to know I bump into your videos .. and since I've been watching you my anxiety levels have come down... I really enjoy your videos good luck on your travels..❤
It's the opposite for me. Walking outside while a blizzard is going, in only a T-shirt and casually chomping down on icicles is pretty crazy to me. Not to mention having to worry about the truck being flipped over in the middle of the night by high winds.
This has been an amazing video. And I agree with you.I'm a seventy four year old grandma, I camped in my element for ten years, And my. Son gifted me last year with an astro van conversion. I love being out in nature and I love storms. I would be thrilled to be where you are.Just hanging out in in nature.Enjoying God's world and loving it. Thanks for this video really enjoyed it.
Timmy, that painting by your grandma from the 30’s is freaking so cool. A little piece of treasure and love hanging in the truck cabin. Very cool indeed!
Spent 2 years in the Yukon living and working up in Dawson city. Miss the frozen lifestyle. Keep living your happy the existence. Respect to your choices and manners . From Scottish man , married to a Japanese woman living in New Zealand. Good luck, 👍👍👍🤘🤘
That's because the inside scenes are shot in a special room in his house. He goes out and shoots all the exterior scenes first and then goes back to his place and shoots the interior shots. The guy isn't really going to risk his life for a TH-cam channel.
You saw that also? I agree. Timmy said the living space is about 48 square feet inside. Plenty of room for one person in a cabin built into a Ford pickup bed---and with all the amenties!
Definitely not for the faint of heart. Phew!!! I always wondered why my Dad would pack his tool chest, crow bar, a short saw, wooden matches and a shovel in the truck even for day trips in California. I asked him why one day and. he said, "you never know." That shovel and crowbar came in handy when he got a tire stuck in the mud. The winch he installed the first year he got his truck has helped out other people more on day trips (including us) than we can count. In Alaska, being prepared is a way of life. Thank you, Timmy for taking us along on your adventures. ❤❤
I worked three seasons in Yellowstone Park, we got snow but I was usually out of there by September. I did snowed in one year left there in a blizzard got back to Kentucky temperature was in the 80s. Your video was awesome!
Awesome video again. Thanks, Tim. I’m sure others have mentioned it: You should add a length of stove pipe outside. The chimney has to clear the highest point of the roof. That would prevent the back draft problem. All the best.
I remember that snow when I was young.....so ill choose to watch it on your channel...ive lived in nice warm Florida for 54 years now and prefer the sun. Your travels are fascinating and amazing! Love your cozy camper!!! Your doing just what God intended you to do and what alot of us wish we could... HAPPY TRAILS 🌲🥶
Honestly, your adventures are the highlight on my TH-cam week! You’re the only channel I don’t speed watch! Just normal, chill out, relaxed speed! You always give me baked goods envy too 😂 Thanks Timmy! 👏👏 Best wishes from Northern Ireland 👋
It’s hot as hell in south Texas, watching Tim’s videos is the only way I am going to survive this heat! It’s 11:18pm and it getting a little chilly now! Lol😅
Awesome video as always Timmy. That was some crazy snow drift. And the snow plow drive was such an awesome dude. Thanks for letting us ride along with you on your adventures.
Idea for the truck house to improve your door situation. Maybe installing a grate in front of the door would allow the snow to pass through instead of pile up. Something with serrated ridges to double as a boot scraper like a door Matt.
My dear boy... flip your pan upside down (with the bottom facing the ceiling). Then foil. Then your preferred treat. More hot air will surround the outer edges of your baked treats and will toast their edges while cooking the insides. A bit of toast is not only delicious but it give a satisfying crunch. Sorry to backseat cook. You do you... stay warm and have a great day.
@@martjebicker9168 I suggested it because it occurred to me that Tim might be a minimalist so this gives his casserole pan a dual purpose... but at the rate of his sweet tooth he might as well just invest in one. I'm shutting up now! :-)
Being warm and cozy (& in a great sleeping bag) inside during a snowstorm is awesome. Getting stuck, not so much. Glad you got out of there and were headed toward coffee!!👍Thanks for sharing your adventures.😊
The only thing that would make a hell of a difference about your truck would be to be able to go into the house through the rear of the car and avoid having to go outside everytime.
This was so relaxing to watch. Great job putting this together. As someone with a super hectic and busy life this brough my stress level down just watching it. Wish I could do something like this. Keep up the good work!
I was just in Alaska and people in Wasilla were wearing shorts snd t shirts in 30 degree weather. Girls were wearing cut off tanks😂 . We did that in Wisconsin when it hit 50’s.
During my nights in the hospital, I am a doctor, to see your videos gives to me a window to a world of adventure and helps me to focus on what really matters, thank you Tim! Hope to see you and your family in Italy!
I'm very glad to meet you today with this video. Before I watch your other videos I want to write my feeling when I first see you.I looked at you and said that YOU ARE THE DREAM THAT I WANT TO BE! I really enjoyed your video and from now on I'm going to watch all your videos. Please don't stop posting your feelings, your memories and your life. Cheers from Türkiye, have a beautiful life like you.
Tim, if your oven has "broil" capability or setting, you can broil your steak(s) in the oven. It's the easy way to cook meat indoors, that tastes pretty close to grilled steak, only "grilled"/broiled indoors, in a pinch, or if not possible or able to grill outdoors. Place foil under the oven rack to catch drippings, placing the meat/steak directly on the oven rack to act as a grill (spray with Pam or, lightly oil the rack so meat doesn't stick to it. Cook like you would on a grill. OR, if you can find one in a thrift store, buy a broiling pan. Most stoves come with a broiling pan. It's like a large baking pan but only about an inch deep, with a slotted top that fits into the top of the pan. Place a 1/4 cup of water in the pan, to prevent meat from drying out in the oven, oil the slotted top and "grill" your meat on the slotted top. Cooking on the "BROIL" setting/temperature.
The blizzard of 78’ hit Rhode Island also and we were buried in snow. It took me four days to shovel our driveway for when my dad could come home from work. It came so fast too. My mom and I were at Ames department store (long gone now but some of you might remember it) When we got to the checkout it was snowing so hard we could hardly see the parking lot. We left our things there and went to pick my sister up from school and hunker down at home. My dad was chief engineer at Rhode Island Hospital and they were having problems with the heat so he had to stay. By the time it was fixed he couldn’t leave cuz the 195 east and west bridge was so deep and cars were buried. He slept in his office four or five days and we were stuck at home with no electricity. I was 16 and my sister was 5. We had a kerosene heater and had to camp out in the livingroom. We didn’t have a hand can opener so had to eat whatever didn’t come from a can. I’ll never forget that storm and shoveling for four days. We lived in a residential area so were the last neighborhoods to be plowed. It was tough but fun also for my friends and I. We tramped down a path down the middle of the street to each others houses. Tim I think it’s funny Alaska is still getting blizards and in R.I. the trees are budding and some flowers are blooming. Btw ribeye steak is my fave and crispy cream glazed doughnuts are awesome.
Love your content and pray they never find a Timmysicle in the Cabin. Don't feel you have to take unreasonable risk for youtube. You are already one of the best content creators around.
Hahaha... made me laugh (your comment) that's what I thought too....And then I see myself in Timmy's comment about not eating much sweet stuff!! (when I have a gigantic tin full of goodies, and say they are there for a rainy day!!) 😂 As if. Haha 🤣 Best wishes to you. 😂🙋😀
Timmy, I used to live a similar life (minus the badass truck). Guided rafts on the Ark, drummed in a jam band, kayaked and MTB all over and it was the best time of my life. Now I have 2 kids and a mortgage and I wouldn’t change a thing but watching your vids really takes me back and inspires me to pass the adventure torch off to my children and restokes the fire. Thank you sir. You are doing a great service here! 👊🏼
Timmy is not gonna do that, he’s not some bushkraft expert. He’s not use dry spruce or oils and such. He’s a glamper type of guy. Hence the hand held gas torch he uses to start fires in his camper and when he’s outside. Don’t expect him to rub sticks together, he’s just not that dude.
Ive never seen anyone cook a steak in a blizzard! That was wildly awesome brother! Thank you for another episode! I look forward to your videos as they've brought me alot of happiness during a time in my life that i wasn't doing so well! I truly appreciate you! 🙏🏼🙏🏼
I couldn't imagine living in the cold as much as you do!! I go 🍌's just sitting home for a week or so in the Ohio/Michigan winters!! I own a Auto detailing shop and I hate winter and cold!! Gotta give you a Ton of Credit Timmy! Stay Warm and Safe! God bless you ❤. Frank
Yes, I agree. Shoveling 4 feet of snow, while wearing just a T-shirt and coveralls? Oh no--if I shoveled only one foot of snow, my balls would fall off...
I live in Florida and it get's hot here sometimes but every time I watch you dig out of snow or avoid touching metal because it's so cold or keep your truck running day after day because it's so cold...I just thank God that I live in Florida. We may have hurricanes and heat and alligators but no snow. God love you, Tim!
WESTERN Pennsylvania waiting here. We don’t claim eastern Pennsylvania and Philly. That cesspool can be part of New Jersey or Delaware if they want it.
That's one rude comment there fella. Anyone I've met west of Harrisburg, have been the cheapest, stinking breathe people than anywhere else in the country. Seriously. Philadelphia here.
He says I don’t try to eat sweets very often but eats a full package of cookies every movie. That’s how I control my sweets also good job to Tim! Ha ha
I just found the video of the trip that ended at Atigun pass this week. I lost hours watching these. I was in the Army for 6 whole months when we were sent to Fairbanks in Feb of 79 for an annual exercise, Jack Frost. I remember being told it was -35 to -50 (wind chill from a Huey is what?) using gear from the 1950's it was a harsh 9 day outing. We had guys who had never seen snow before. Later in life gear got so good I started week long snowshoe trips every winter. It is an awesome feeling to be comfortable in the coldest weather
OK Tim. As a 52 YOA cop whose been wearing a blue uniform and spending my time in SERVICE, mad respect for the coffee and donuts. (Krispy Creme added points). You are a legend. Keep it up kid!! Godspeed Tim, proud of ya.
Been watchin you for a long time. Good attitude, not too much click or fluff. Seem like a good dude. Super happy to see this break 1M. Not minding the cabin build either. Keep it up.
Hi, Tim. You need to add a weather vane swivel to your chimney, that way the smoke will always be drawn out and your fire will always burn cleaner. Cheers Dave from down under. Ps to clean your fire glass when the fire is out and cool use a damp piece of paper towel and dip it into the fire fine ash and then wipe your glass with it then dry off. Glass will come up like new. Cheers😊😊
Of course I’ll be watching you Tim! Love Mom 🙋🏻♀️👩🏻😍
OMG Timmy's momma! You raised a great kid who inspires this old married father to 'be better'. To squeeze more out of life. I salute you ma'am for shaping Timmy to be someone who seems to be wholesome overall and seems to be a great guy (despite never having met him).
Good job momma, i hope my kids grow up to be at least half as cool as timmy 😎
All hail Timmie's Mom! ;)
@srbradle Thanks for the kind words! 😁
Good talking to you yesterday!
Nothing can stop you when your Moms in your corner…God Bless Y’all !!!✝️🇺🇸🤙🏻
There's nothing better than being inside where it's warm and cozy while it's blizzarding outside. My favorite weather.
I'd take my 80 degrees and cruising down the Highway with the target top outta my Corvette jamming some Sammy Hagar anytime over the Snow and Cold!!😂
Heck yea ah ! Ive had a fire every day & open my winders to cool off . Summer is coming & leaving commifornia & headn to beautiful oregon . Yay for hippie
@@davestevens4263 OH NO.. Please stay, Oregon does NOT want you
Mine too!
Agree! A cozy warm house while a blizzard rages outside is a fine day😅
That message from Tim's Mom was so simple but so sweet. It made me think of my own Mom, who recently passed. God bless you, Ma'am. Stay safe, Tim!
Sweet of you to say. ❤
I’m sorry about your mom!
I understand, Deb, I was thinking the same . My Mom just recently passed as well. 😢I so miss her
@@Julie-45 I feel for you, I've just lost my mother as well ☹☹ loss is huge😥
@@MrByootox I'm so sorry to hear this. 😢 it is so sad. I will pray for you 🙏 😌 ❤️ I pray peace be with you and your family. ❤️
I know it's boring to most people, but you guys usually leave out my favorite part.
watching and listening to a blizzard in the middle of the night. oddly peaceful.
these helps me sleep HAHAHAHHAHA
Yeah. That’s good stuff!🙂↔️
Yess the best sound
I’m 24 tim, working 40-60 hrs a week to take care of my wife and two kids. Your videos have relit a fire in me that had been almost completely put out to adventure and explore and truly live! For that I thank you brother! Working on fixing up an old RV and hitting the road with the family and doing what I did as a kid and teenager! Love ya man stay safe!
That’s awesome dude see you out there!
24 with a wife?!?! And two kids??!!? godamn blessings upon you dude
@@midragga right?! still a young man! Hope he and his fam is well
Keep up the hard work! You're good man
@@midragga Yeah man, have lived quite a crazy life and have been married to the girl I started dating when I was 17 LOL I will say this year we have been to Colorado, Arizona, Missouri, Western Nebraska, Minnesota, Montana. This coming year we plan to hit Utah, Texas, and Wyoming. Mountains are my favorite, have been since I was about 12 and seen them for the first time. Life is crazy short gotta get to livin while the livin is good!
Whenever we had a lake effect storm, my dad would announce that we had to go to the corner store for supplies. My brother and I ran to get geared up and off we would go...walking in the deep snow with our sled in tow. Corner store was only about three blocks away..wasn't far. We would put our treasured supply on the sled and hike back to the house to show Mom. Our treasure? A single gallon of ice cream. I loved those storms. Great memories.
That is an awesome story. You have a great dad.
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喜欢探求真理和挑战自然，冒险这个影响了我一生，我们习小时候和我父亲一起出海，我喜欢毛你的经历让我想起来习镍
@@刘校同 Was your father a fisherman or merchant marine?
Truck mechanic here! I've seen a lot of these Webasto heathers fail because of the glow plug getting too much smut on it and then they can't ignite the fuel anymore. Try to change the plug and give it a deep clean. In many cases this will fix the problem. But before doing this, check that the heather receives fuel and air, check the fuel pump that it's ticking when activated, the fuel line isn't clogged and the airways are free. Thanks for taking us with you on your adventures Tim and stay save!
Have you come to hate working on those things yet?
What I was wondering about diesel heaters: What happens when the exhaust is snowed in? Are we risking getting co2 poisoning or will they turn off?
@@bestishiphop Normally there should be no risk of co/co2 poisoning as long as the heater and the exhaust pipe is installed and routed correctly and has no cracks in it. The flame will starve after a short while when the exhaust is blocked because there is not enough oxygen to burn in the heater. Also if the exhaust is blocked with snow, it will either not start at all, melt the snow after a short while or smoke like a steam train. It should be quickly obvious if something isn't right.
If your heater is installed in the inside of your sleeping area it surely doesn't hurt to get a co detector just to be safe.
He changed his plugs just recently
Being well sheltered and going through storms is one of my favorite things to experience outdoors.
Same!
I think we all take the content for granted. Hours of taping and editing. Thanks for your hard work Tim
I love how those who are used to cold climates, can do short sleeves in a winter blizzard with no problemo.
I remember a blizzard here in northern Michigan in 78. I had a baby and my husband couldn't make it home. We lived in the woods. I walked out my door to fix a problem, turned around, and couldn't see my house. Went back inside and tied myself with a rope to my house before venturing out again. The next week the blizzard of 78 hit and luckily my husband was home. We were snowed in for five days and my baby took her first steps during that time. What wonderful memories.
Your story brought me back to a memory of that blizzard. I was a young pre-teen returning with my father from one of my many hockey games when that blizzard hit. We lived 50 miles south of Detroit in a house on a old farming road in South Rockwood. There were a few farm houses but open fields on the road we built one of the first modern brick houses on back then. We were about a mile from home coming back from my game and ended up stuck in one of the many snow drifts we were trying to plow through to get home. We both had to walk about a mile that night in that blizzard after unsuccessfully trying to dig out. Me still wearing my hockey equipment and my father with an Inadequate coat. We both barely made it home on the verge of frostbite. My father is long passed now, but strangely enough, that is one of my strongest fond memories of my youth, that blizzard and that walk home in it. Maybe because we endured it or in some strange way it was exciting for a young boy! Good thing it was the fad of the 70’s and I had long hair back then that covered my ears.
I was in Hammond, IN. Working the grounds crew at college. Spent all my time plowing snow. That's the year Lake Michigan froze all the way across.
I was made in Indiana during the blizzard of 78😂
I live in Alpena Michigan and remember that historic blizzard
Did you remember to pack your grill up after it cooled off? 💞
Tim ,I drove a truck for 45 years in winter weather and I always carried a couple gallons of house hold bleach like cloxox. If you pour the bleach on your tires it will improve your traction. The bleach makes your tires really sticky and I've been able to drive on some pretty slick snow in roads when other trucks couldn't even get moving. Just an idea from an old retired trucker.
Stay safe,God bless and watch over you on your travels.
I would never have thought of that. Thanks.
Interesting tidbit 🤔👍
Yes and your pants have pink spots on them..
Hi my name is Laura.... I just want you to know I bump into your videos .. and since I've been watching you my anxiety levels have come down... I really enjoy your videos good luck on your travels..❤
It's the opposite for me. Walking outside while a blizzard is going, in only a T-shirt and casually chomping down on icicles is pretty crazy to me. Not to mention having to worry about the truck being flipped over in the middle of the night by high winds.
A cozy camper in a snowstorm while cooking cinnamon rolls. Just perfect.
you have a beautifull personality its amazing knowing people like you exist
This has been an amazing video. And I agree with you.I'm a seventy four year old grandma, I camped in my element for ten years, And my.
Son gifted me last year with an astro van conversion. I love being out in nature and I love storms. I would be thrilled to be where you are.Just hanging out in in nature.Enjoying God's world and loving it. Thanks for this video really enjoyed it.
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Timmy, that painting by your grandma from the 30’s is freaking so cool. A little piece of treasure and love hanging in the truck cabin. Very cool indeed!
Reminds me of Babcock State Park in WV.
Spent 2 years in the Yukon living and working up in Dawson city. Miss the frozen lifestyle. Keep living your happy the existence. Respect to your choices and manners . From Scottish man , married to a Japanese woman living in New Zealand. Good luck, 👍👍👍🤘🤘
Bru, that is awesome! Sending good thoughts, powerful energy and groovy vibes to you and your wife.
The kindness here is so inspiring. Blessings to everyone!
I've been watching for a few years now. I don't know how you do it, but you have a place for everything.
Wow the world would be a much better place with more people like you my friend, God bless and safe journeys ✌🏻🫶🏻👍🏻
I'm always amazed how much bigger your truck looks from the inside than from the outside.
Tardis
That's because the inside scenes are shot in a special room in his house. He goes out and shoots all the exterior scenes first and then goes back to his place and shoots the interior shots. The guy isn't really going to risk his life for a TH-cam channel.
Funny how loud the wind is roaring outside, but it's so quiet inside.
You saw that also? I agree. Timmy said the living space is about 48 square feet inside. Plenty of room for one person in a cabin built into a Ford pickup bed---and with all the amenties!
TARDIS?
Definitely not for the faint of heart. Phew!!! I always wondered why my Dad would pack his tool chest, crow bar, a short saw, wooden matches and a shovel in the truck even for day trips in California. I asked him why one day and. he said, "you never know." That shovel and crowbar came in handy when he got a tire stuck in the mud. The winch he installed the first year he got his truck has helped out other people more on day trips (including us) than we can count. In Alaska, being prepared is a way of life. Thank you, Timmy for taking us along on your adventures. ❤❤
Living like this must be so satisfying. Everything is an accomplishment, especially when you get better at doing it and improving ways to do it.
I worked three seasons in Yellowstone Park, we got snow but I was usually out of there by September. I did snowed in one year left there in a blizzard got back to Kentucky temperature was in the 80s. Your video was awesome!
I love your cozy home and your stories. You are a 100% right that you have to personalize your space to make it feel like home!!!
It's one of the coolest cross-country all terrain/weather trucks with original parts & power I've ever seen.
Awesome video again. Thanks, Tim. I’m sure others have mentioned it: You should add a length of stove pipe outside. The chimney has to clear the highest point of the roof. That would prevent the back draft problem. All the best.
I remember that snow when I was young.....so ill choose to watch it on your channel...ive lived in nice warm Florida for 54 years now and prefer the sun. Your travels are fascinating and amazing! Love your cozy camper!!! Your doing just what God intended you to do and what alot of us wish we could... HAPPY TRAILS 🌲🥶
Your grandmother's drawing is an incredible treasure, as well as the memory of friends who are no longer with us.... From Siberia with love brother!
Honestly, your adventures are the highlight on my TH-cam week! You’re the only channel I don’t speed watch! Just normal, chill out, relaxed speed! You always give me baked goods envy too 😂 Thanks Timmy! 👏👏 Best wishes from Northern Ireland 👋
Hi Tim’s mom you raised a great man. I love all your videos. I look forward to them all the time. Thank you. 😊 ❤
Billy Strings! Love that song!!🎶 He's a major star now! Amazing guitar picker!! 🎸✌
What was the song ?
@@johnhuffman3880 Dust In A Baggie
It’s hot as hell in south Texas, watching Tim’s videos is the only way I am going to survive this heat! It’s 11:18pm and it getting a little chilly now! Lol😅
Been doing the same in the balkans!
Awesome video as always Timmy. That was some crazy snow drift. And the snow plow drive was such an awesome dude. Thanks for letting us ride along with you on your adventures.
12:04 That shot of just no one around, and just white out and the hearing of the blizzard. So amazing...
Idea for the truck house to improve your door situation. Maybe installing a grate in front of the door would allow the snow to pass through instead of pile up.
Something with serrated ridges to double as a boot scraper like a door Matt.
My dear boy... flip your pan upside down (with the bottom facing the ceiling). Then foil. Then your preferred treat. More hot air will surround the outer edges of your baked treats and will toast their edges while cooking the insides. A bit of toast is not only delicious but it give a satisfying crunch. Sorry to backseat cook. You do you... stay warm and have a great day.
does it go in the oven upside down?
Oh, I'm going to try that. Also at first I thought you were going to say foil the bottom then move the foil to inside the pan.😅😅😅😅
@@martjebicker9168 I suggested it because it occurred to me that Tim might be a minimalist so this gives his casserole pan a dual purpose... but at the rate of his sweet tooth he might as well just invest in one. I'm shutting up now! :-)
Be safe out there. We'll be watching and enjoying with you.
For those of you reading this, it's okay, it's normal to feel lonely sometimes, if you're going through a tough time, keep trying, but never give up,
Being warm and cozy (& in a great sleeping bag) inside during a snowstorm is awesome. Getting stuck, not so much. Glad you got out of there and were headed toward coffee!!👍Thanks for sharing your adventures.😊
نعم أنة شعور جميل أهنئك على ذوقك العالي
Timmy, you have a pretty natural voice when you play the guitar or uke, you have some great attributes as a human being 🙂
The only thing that would make a hell of a difference about your truck would be to be able to go into the house through the rear of the car and avoid having to go outside everytime.
It would be but his cab is not tall enough unless he slid in and out of the truck
I agree. It makes it a hell of a easier to jump into a driver seat, throw into a gear, and leave, without being exposed to the outside.
@@townsenj02 Now there's a thought. A slide into his driver's seat and a zip wire at home from the top of the house to the ground. lol :)
Nothing beats wood fire heat! Plus it keeps you in shape! Lots of work! But very rewarding !
This was so relaxing to watch. Great job putting this together. As someone with a super hectic and busy life this brough my stress level down just watching it. Wish I could do something like this. Keep up the good work!
Cut the bell peppers in half vertically, crack an egg in each half, grill until eggs are done to your taste.
Thanks for sharing!
Will try that.sounds good.
You're one crazy, yet mellow dude!! I don't know how you pull off that combo, but you do, and that's why we love ya!!😂
Every time you go outside in just a tee shirt, I imagine a universe of moms saying, "Timmy, put your coat on, you'll catch cold!"
Nice life.
I say the same
I was just in Alaska and people in Wasilla were wearing shorts snd t shirts in 30 degree weather. Girls were wearing cut off tanks😂 . We did that in Wisconsin when it hit 50’s.
@@tjadventures9163 SE TX here. 50F here and people put on coats and turn on the heaters.
Every dang time, “Put your coat on!!” 😂😂😂😂
I'm a Mom of two adult sons and dozens of nephews and great nephews (big family) and I catch myself doing the very same thing 😄 "get a coat on!"😂
During my nights in the hospital, I am a doctor, to see your videos gives to me a window to a world of adventure and helps me to focus on what really matters, thank you Tim! Hope to see you and your family in Italy!
I'm very glad to meet you today with this video. Before I watch your other videos I want to write my feeling when I first see you.I looked at you and said that YOU ARE THE DREAM THAT I WANT TO BE! I really enjoyed your video and from now on I'm going to watch all your videos. Please don't stop posting your feelings, your memories and your life. Cheers from Türkiye, have a beautiful life like you.
Tim, if your oven has "broil" capability or setting, you can broil your steak(s) in the oven. It's the easy way to cook meat indoors, that tastes pretty close to grilled steak, only "grilled"/broiled indoors, in a pinch, or if not possible or able to grill outdoors. Place foil under the oven rack to catch drippings, placing the meat/steak directly on the oven rack to act as a grill (spray with Pam or, lightly oil the rack so meat doesn't stick to it. Cook like you would on a grill.
OR, if you can find one in a thrift store, buy a broiling pan.
Most stoves come with a broiling pan. It's like a large baking pan but only about an inch deep, with a slotted top that fits into the top of the pan. Place a 1/4 cup of water in the pan, to prevent meat from drying out in the oven, oil the slotted top and "grill" your meat on the slotted top. Cooking on the "BROIL" setting/temperature.
Hello to tims mom from Jan in the uk 🇬🇧 😊
Tire chains would be helpful about now. It appears you received more snow there, than Eagle River did.
This is better than any movie. Thanks for this.
The blizzard of 78’ hit Rhode Island also and we were buried in snow. It took me four days to shovel our driveway for when my dad could come home from work. It came so fast too. My mom and I were at Ames department store (long gone now but some of you might remember it) When we got to the checkout it was snowing so hard we could hardly see the parking lot. We left our things there and went to pick my sister up from school and hunker down at home. My dad was chief engineer at Rhode Island Hospital and they were having problems with the heat so he had to stay. By the time it was fixed he couldn’t leave cuz the 195 east and west bridge was so deep and cars were buried. He slept in his office four or five days and we were stuck at home with no electricity. I was 16 and my sister was 5. We had a kerosene heater and had to camp out in the livingroom. We didn’t have a hand can opener so had to eat whatever didn’t come from a can. I’ll never forget that storm and shoveling for four days. We lived in a residential area so were the last neighborhoods to be plowed. It was tough but fun also for my friends and I. We tramped down a path down the middle of the street to each others houses. Tim I think it’s funny Alaska is still getting blizards and in R.I. the trees are budding and some flowers are blooming. Btw ribeye steak is my fave and crispy cream glazed doughnuts are awesome.
You could have cleaned your mug with snow.
Love your content and pray they never find a Timmysicle in the Cabin. Don't feel you have to take unreasonable risk for youtube. You are already one of the best content creators around.
Timmysicle 😂 same though
Timmysicle. Lol. Love it
Here in the UK 6 inches of snow will bring everything to a halt!! We need that thingamajig that helped you!
Timmy: i don't eat many sweets
Also timmy: cinnamon rolls and every other episdoe bakes a dozen cookies😂
LOL exactly my thoughts but he burns enough calories on the road so… CookiesAreBest
@@NekaO-cg5qy for sure
Hahaha... made me laugh (your comment) that's what I thought too....And then I see myself in Timmy's comment about not eating much sweet stuff!! (when I have a gigantic tin full of goodies, and say they are there for a rainy day!!) 😂 As if. Haha 🤣
Best wishes to you. 😂🙋😀
Why did he make cinnamon rolls when he has donuts? lol
@@NekaO-cg5qyyou don't burn many calories driving and climbing into the camper. Fyi
bro is living my dream
Timmy, I used to live a similar life (minus the badass truck). Guided rafts on the Ark, drummed in a jam band, kayaked and MTB all over and it was the best time of my life. Now I have 2 kids and a mortgage and I wouldn’t change a thing but watching your vids really takes me back and inspires me to pass the adventure torch off to my children and restokes the fire. Thank you sir. You are doing a great service here! 👊🏼
As I do enjoy all your videos you upload. But these type of ones are the ones I enjoy the most. Simple. Relaxing.
Dry spruce is a great fire starter. I use hand sanitizer gel to get it going. Also use lamp oil.
Cooking oil works well too
Timmy is not gonna do that, he’s not some bushkraft expert. He’s not use dry spruce or oils and such. He’s a glamper type of guy. Hence the hand held gas torch he uses to start fires in his camper and when he’s outside. Don’t expect him to rub sticks together, he’s just not that dude.
I was cold just watching this from 73° in Texas. 🥶 Great video.
can i just say it was awesome of the DOT to clear you a path when he saw u were struggling that was pretty awesome!!
Cinnamon rolls are definitely the best thing in the whole world!
Hearing you sing dust in a baggie by Billy Strings was perfect.
The music right around the 40 minute mark, while you're inchworming back and forth through the snow, is giving me major nostagia for the show FireFly.
every thought of adding soap stone tiles/blocks around the wood stove to retain the heat in the thermal mass.
I love it, I just love the whole idea of doing it alone, being your own resource, not bothering anyone.
Ive never seen anyone cook a steak in a blizzard! That was wildly awesome brother! Thank you for another episode! I look forward to your videos as they've brought me alot of happiness during a time in my life that i wasn't doing so well! I truly appreciate you! 🙏🏼🙏🏼
I couldn't imagine living in the cold as much as you do!! I go 🍌's just sitting home for a week or so in the Ohio/Michigan winters!! I own a Auto detailing shop and I hate winter and cold!! Gotta give you a Ton of Credit Timmy! Stay Warm and Safe! God bless you ❤. Frank
Only a true Alaskan like Tim can shovel a huge truck out of 4 feet of snow in a t shirt and coveralls lol you rock bro!
Yeah and then he goes inside to get the jacket while saying how cold it is 🤣🤣🤣 love him
Or a Canadian! I’m sure Tim would agree.
Yes, I agree. Shoveling 4 feet of snow, while wearing just a T-shirt and coveralls? Oh no--if I shoveled only one foot of snow, my balls would fall off...
Thought he was from North Carolina originally??
He’s the glamping king
I live in Florida and it get's hot here sometimes but every time I watch you dig out of snow or avoid touching metal because it's so cold or keep your truck running day after day because it's so cold...I just thank God that I live in Florida. We may have hurricanes and heat and alligators but no snow. God love you, Tim!
I love the quietness. This was an awesome video Timmy.
Good for you, keep living your dream and thank you for sharing it with us.
WESTERN Pennsylvania waiting here. We don’t claim eastern Pennsylvania and Philly. That cesspool can be part of New Jersey or Delaware if they want it.
Lolol
Yeah man I drove through west pa bout year ago on the way to nashville.Love those paved backroads and whitetail deer.
Cheers from Ontario
That's one rude comment there fella. Anyone I've met west of Harrisburg, have been the cheapest, stinking breathe people than anywhere else in the country. Seriously. Philadelphia here.
Can't wait for next winter already!! Come on out to maine!
He says I don’t try to eat sweets very often but eats a full package of cookies every movie. That’s how I control my sweets also good job to Tim! Ha ha
B be
I just found the video of the trip that ended at Atigun pass this week. I lost hours watching these. I was in the Army for 6 whole months when we were sent to Fairbanks in Feb of 79 for an annual exercise, Jack Frost. I remember being told it was -35 to -50 (wind chill from a Huey is what?) using gear from the 1950's it was a harsh 9 day outing. We had guys who had never seen snow before. Later in life gear got so good I started week long snowshoe trips every winter. It is an awesome feeling to be comfortable in the coldest weather
I grew up having to use a Franklin stove. They can really heat a room. So efficient.
Australia here. We call them cinnamon scrolls. We also have vegemite scrolls, of course.
You certainly earned a couple of beers after all of that
I guess the guy in the plow truck that actually helped him the most doesn’t get anything huh
I just noticed “living in a van down by the river”….one of Farley’s greatest SNL skits. What a legend he was.
I would be in heaven doing this. I LOVE a good snow storm. Especially out by yourself like that.
Finland watching here!🫡
I thought that we have a lot of snow here but damn those drifts 😂
OK Tim. As a 52 YOA cop whose been wearing a blue uniform and spending my time in SERVICE, mad respect for the coffee and donuts. (Krispy Creme added points). You are a legend. Keep it up kid!! Godspeed Tim, proud of ya.
No one cares you're a cop.
Yes here in Denmark we call them Kanelsnegl 😊🇩🇰
It's the first time I have watched a video of yours,well worth the 47 odd minutes of my time. Will definitely watch more. From Brian in the tropics 👍
You do this for fun, winter’s coming in Minnesota and I wish I embraced the cold outdoors like you. I have too much anxiety for that, you are amazing
Brisbane Queensland Australia will be watching! 🇦🇺👋
Melbourne watching too
Tassie also watching!
Loved the Billy Stings song, cool AF man. 👍🏻🤟🏻🇨🇦🇨🇦
What was the song ?? Respectfully
@@johnhuffman3880 th-cam.com/video/VFEZOjtrwls/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=LowerStandards
Timmy, the human snowplow!
Wasn’t effective
Been watchin you for a long time. Good attitude, not too much click or fluff. Seem like a good dude. Super happy to see this break 1M. Not minding the cabin build either. Keep it up.
Hi, Tim.
You need to add a weather vane swivel to your chimney, that way the smoke will always be drawn out and your fire will always burn cleaner.
Cheers Dave from down under. Ps to clean your fire glass when the fire is out and cool use a damp piece of paper towel and dip it into the fire fine ash and then wipe your glass with it then dry off. Glass will come up like new. Cheers😊😊
Minnesota checking in 🫡
Howdy neighbor
Well howdy to you too 😊@Last_Chance.
Ope, sorry just squeezing on in this comment section
@@bossaudio12 the more the merrier
Northern Iowa checking in, just wanted to stop by and say hi.
*slaps knees* welp, I spose…🙃
Maine will be watching
Texas checkin in
Deve ser muito bom esse tipo experiência, termino meu dia assistindo a esses tipos de aventura. 🇧🇷🇧🇷
Such an inspiration, just finished my build and leaving Phoenix in 3 days with no destination, just a direction...
THL: “Hey bro… I’m going truck camping during a blizzard! What should I bring?”
Bro: “Bicycle”