As a child our parents bought a few acres on the side of a fully forested mountain (small mountain..lol) in Oklahoma. They sold everything and we moved to the property. We had one power plug high up on a tree and that was it. Our parents began building our home/cabin. For 8 months we camped. Literally. Most evenings after dinner we hopped in the station wagon and went to a lake to swim. We used the campground restrooms there to shower before going "home". I was the oldest at 8. Two younger brothers. All in our early 50's now, hands down, no arguments whatsoever....those 8 months are STILL TO THIS DAY the best memories of our early life. We cherish every memory of that time. Im not exaggerating one bit! My father still saddens when reminded of the later loss of that property in the divorce. (Not related to that time at all). All children, actually, most humans I believe ultimately live better lives and are happier when closer to nature. To the earth. Whether by camping, farming, or just being outside more than inside...we are healthier all around. Some prefer the ocean, or desert, others great prairies and others deep jungles or mountainous woods. There's somewhere for everyone. My 2 cents. Thanks for sharing.🥰
Agreed. See my daughter book, "Raised in Ruins" about childhood in a burnt out cannery in the coastal SE. Alaskan wilderness. Challenges yes, but as the mother says here the meeting them builds confidence.
If you have ever met this family you would know how truly incredible they really are. The kids actually get a chance to grow up as kids and not stuck in a house on a phone. Most amazing journey and people and love to see their journey and can't wait to see where it takes them next. Side note... I'm obsessed with their Jeep setup. Truly one of a kind and built with so much purpose.
Honestly I'm usually the first one to side eye parents who make their kids live in such small quarters and this lifestyle they had no say in. However, I'm glad I watched this through because I was wrong about this family. They all seem extremely happy and content and I genuinely think the parents are prioritizing their kids happiness and well being
@@amandinemanddyna2705 Her comment made perfect sense. There are more nomadic lifestyles abroad than in places that are city oriented like the US and UK.
@Coco I thought your comment was thought provoking, thank you. My husband and I with our 7yr old daughter live in an RV and have for the last year. We had to do this because we lost our home and didn't have the money to buy a sticks and bricks home. Honestly the 3 of us are closer and happier than ever 😁
@Coco Yes, that is correct. But their lives are based on survival and a lot of hard work. What we see in these videos are more of adventure taking; which there is nothing wrong with it. The children love it and are learning a lot. But children grow, adults get older. So this nomadic type of living in countries like US, Canada and UK is mostly short lived. The nomadic tribes of Mongolia, China, Russia and Africa way of life is all they know and have. No electricity, no internet, no running water, no solar energy, little or no medicine, and in most of these places, no gas driven vehicles. That is a real nomadic life, and it is hard.
@chriselsworth (dad in this video) is one of my oldest friends back from our windsurfing racing days. I must say that he and his family are a true inspiration. Keep killing it Chris!
Maximum time with the parents: these children's communication skills are way above average because they are staying 100% of their days with two people who adore them and teach them. What a terrific education!
I disagree. Ask the Paskowitz kids how they liked living like that. Kids need a stable home, and friends, and activities that help them learn social skills.
@@mallorymcguire833 Yes and the younger boy sounds like he has a speech impairment which may need speech therapy! This seems like a very hard way to live unnecessarily!
@@danielsal5442 Exactly! It's not an unusual comment for these days. And, to have goals means you have to have some kind of plan to achieve them. Otherwise they are just desires, which everyone has 😁
Not really, it's just one word replacing another but it basically means the same thing! We "Plan" on going to Utah this spring! My "Goal" is to be in Utah by May! They both fall under the object of one's ambition!
They're like a modern day version of a pioneer family. Instead of having a covered wagon they have a jeep with a covering over it, instead of having 2 horses they have 300+ horse power. They still live outside,and cook outside like the pioneer families! I wish every child could experience camping at least once!
I agree all the comments so negative about taking your kids to lice this life has either no kids or has never been camping. My kids love to go camp and sadly we can't go as often but if I showed this to my 13 year old she would give her life to travel this way.
I understand what you're trying to say, but that comparison is awful. The hardships of the pioneers were tremendous. In today's modern world we have it extremely easy with all the gadgets and gizmos and gas-powered vehicles etc etc.
This is the most unique, intelligently thought out, and organized living choice yet! The way they travel and live is fascinating and adventurous. I am impressed and think that their approach to life would make an excellent show to watch and learn how to be independent in a variety of situations. Wow! 😍
If u describe living in a tent as independant. I.just hope no harm comes to the kids out there alone. And they don't get them removed and split up into scary fostor homes.
Loved this family's ingenuity, cohesiveness, and wonder. Julie and Chris definitely get the #1 Dad and #1 Mom awards from me. Oliver and Freddy are true testaments to their parenting skills. Great kids. Thank you for sharing and giving us a peek into your alternative lifestyle. Makes one envious.
@Don't Shoot I think the dad wants this life and he's chosen it in the mom's nutty crazy about the dad. So the boys will have to live in a little bed next to the mom and dad. They never get anything beyond what the mom and dad want. I really truly find this horrible these boys deserve to be in school with Playmates and having a school routine that can build their life. Not mommy and daddy's getaway fun. It's just sad and wrong. These boys deserve so much better the parents are selfish and self-centered.
Don't be envious the first time you had to lay four of you in a row in that little jeep. Not being able to turn over or fart. How ridiculous no bathroom they are just a couple of people who didn't take the responsibilities of parenting appropriately. Who are living the life they want and depriving their children of the stability of a family life with friends and school and teacher. These two people shouldn't have had kids children deserve better than this.
@@katherinekeon7034 If you actually watched the video you would have heard them talk about the boys loving their camping trips so much that they decided to go full time. The kids are young yet, so are quite adaptable. I'm guessing that when it starts to become problematic the parents will make some changes. You say the boys never get anything they want, but at the moment they are having the time of their lives and building wonderful family relationships and memories. It's obviously what the boys want as well. Deserve to be in school? I would have *loved not* being in school at that age!! At least they have each other. And, the whole idea that kids "need" lots of other kids as "playmates" is a relatively recent idea. We need to look beyond the ways we have been programmed to believe that certain things are "normal" or even "desirable." Who says so!??!
@@judylloyd7901 "Deserve to be in school? I would have loved not being in school at that age!! At least they have each other. And, the whole idea that kids "need" lots of other kids as "playmates" is a relatively recent idea. We need to look beyond the ways we have been programmed to believe that certain things are "normal" or even "desirable." Who says so!??!" Well, thing is there's a real world outside camping, where you need to have an education to be able to work, study and live. While I thing their camping set up could be amazing for holidays, it is not going to be good for kids on the longer run. The scholling delay could impair the kids future. Bad schooling = no univ= probably not great jobs opportunity. So yeah, no school for kids yaaaaay when your are 7yo, but it's actually for the best when it comes to be able to work as functionnal member of the society and to have a minimum of skills so you don't end up in bad places. If you care about your kids.
What a brilliant family...and what an amazing childhood for these two gorgeous boys. Articulate, confident and learning life lessons along the way. The rig is incredibly well thought out and with everything they need. This family seems so contented and joyful... proving less really is more. Congratulations, many more happy years of adventure and travel. Hello from Australia.
This is the most interestng setup I've ever seen across this platform. Honestly, it's not my thing - cramped space, canopy tent as sleeping quarters - but hey, what's important is that the kids love it and enjoy it. Kudos to both parents making this setup a great experience, especially for their children to be close to nature.
Great ideas on the setup and my hat off taking the kids on this journey. Showings your kids that life is not on a phone screen I think is the most important to show to future generations. They're already showing sings that they are ( like the comment below) above average for the "normal" in our days so congrats on that. You are a good inspiration
Jenna, I love your videos and have never commented, but, this one takes the cake. The absolute ingenuity of this family just blows me away. I wouldn't want to live like they do, but, I definitely admire it. Keep the videos coming!
Hmmm. I just kept thinking that they could probably have the same lifestyle in an all-terrain mobile home, which would be better appointed for family living.
Hi! It took a couple hours and some help from some new friends who happened along to flip it back over. Chris was able to repair the next day. One of these days we’ll get the video edited and up on our channel!
It's really impressive and incredible... Obviously not my cup of tea but I am impressed by their unique and adventurous way of living. Their kids are adorable and very confident.
Wow. What a smooth and well thought out camping set up for a family. I love the school of life. Way better to be in nature than stuck in the burbs, 9-5 and school system. You can tell they're living their best life. This gives me something to aim for.
This family is a modern day pioneer family with a jeep and trailer as their covered wagon. What a great experience for the kids and it will benefit them for the rest of their lives, God bless you!
As a camper who has lived outside in a car, van, rv, tent, and back pack, this is a dream. You did fantastic. A well thought out, comfortable, convenient, and practical set up. Love the off- road capabilities, storage vehicle, tent, and jeep ceiling. Well presented with so much attention to the specifics of what you've done. Thank you for sharing. Great video.
Wow, one of the most unique living situations I have seen. I loved it when she said "I don't have plans anymore, I have goals". And, they are using starlink! And, they named their vehicles Spirit and Opportunity! I wonder if he works for an aerospace company? Keep it up Jenny, that was great.
I am absolutely certain that children raised in an environment like this will be much more capable of problem-solving and less likely to break down in the face of medium to advanced problems this is so great! The friends I was always jealous of where the ones with adventurous parents their parents seem to actually love each other which was very strange to us. But their family operated as a team made that much stronger than the sum of their parts
"Please be sure to like, comment and subscribe..." Well, it wasn't hard to like this one! Great life for the kids (including problem solving), great to see the unity between the parents and the light of enthusiasm in their eyes. Definitely nicely thought through from first aid to kitchen bench (commercial grade stainless steel) to power to water purification and storage to portable toilet. And it got me thinking, when she said, "I don't have plans anymore, I have goals."
This video was great! The comments by some folks, not so much. You did a great video here Jenna. This is a great lifestyle choice for some. Others can live as they choose. That's the beauty of what's left of a free country.
Love your build ❤️ As a Jeep Wrangler owner...I'm totally amazed No... Absolutely Amazed..I have a 2 door and groceries is about it... you've got a whole house with you I salute you ... brilliant rig 👍👍
This is luxury.......I traveled the world for 20 years making Natural History & Wildlife Films and have lived under much worst conditions. This is fabulous! Bravo! I'm assuming that at some point one or both of you gets online and does some work to support yourselves????
They clearly are very wealthy. I dont think they work at all as it not only was not mentioned but when mentioning the starlink and video calls they mention only calling family.
I m all for alternative living and glad they enjoy this lifestyle! For myself I’ve never been interested in living a nomadic lifestyle. I lived in a tiny home yrs ago and enjoyed that.
You are without a doubt the coolest family I have ever met!!! What an amazing adventure for all of you, but especially for your adorable boys [ who gave us such an interesting lesson about your vehicle!! ]. Talk about organized!!!! WOW ! You have that covered like no one else in the world!! Thank you so much for sharing ~ your lifestyle is breathtakingly beautiful ~ enjoy every moment of every day. Sending you light, love, peace, joy and abundance always. I love you.
In my opinion, as long as this family has the essentials for living a happy and healthy life (and they've thought of all thay need) then I'm in total agreement with it... the children are experiencing different things all the time and it's educational... being one with nature is never a bad choice... be safe on your travels and Enjoy!!!💯🌎🌍
What a unique and well thought out traveling home. You seem to have everything that your family needs to survive anywhere. I love the tent(sleeping hut) 9 feet above the ground.
Am I the only one who immediately wondered how the parents get "romantic" time??!! As much as everyone loves each other, people need alone time at some point in life. When does that happen? I hope they have a home base to come home to between these extended trips.
I wondered that, too. Maybe they rent a place every so often. I mean that tent surely would be shaking if they were up there together and the boys were just below playing with Legos.
I would guess they plan it out. With so much thought going into their lifestyle and jeep system, creating time for 'adults' would be normal challenge to overcome.
I've watched a lot of your video's, I mean, ALOT, and I have to say I didn't want this one to end I could have listened to this family and the fun they're having and all the fascinating parts to their build for hours! I never new about this cross country trail... When I finally decide which kind of tiny place on wheels I want, I will be on the that trail first!! Thank you so much for all of the videos you produce and a super big thank you for this video!! LOVE IT!!!! ❤☺❤☺
This is literally THE BEST life I’ve ever seen. Extremely motivational and inspiring. Thank you for this video and thank you to the family for sharing their life with us. ❤
This setup is UNBELIEVABLE. I'm amazed at all of the thought that went into the vehicle, trailer, and tent. I will definitely try to keep it in mind for the future. Some great ideas.
Good for them for making it work and being a happy family! I could never go through a period without a flushing toilet and a good shower. And having no adult time because there isn’t even a door would be very difficult. But it works for them and I’m sure their kids will remember all those trips for the rest of their lives.
This is very nice! Hey Julie and Chris! You guys have a great life! But, you need to get some attachable sides for the awning so you will have a nice enclosed space for bad, or just cold, weather - without having to spend that time in the tents or jeep. You can even get a very small wood-burning stove that can be used under the awning even after you have the enclosures up. Kinda like a big tent as your house! Something like what BONJOUR Video, and one or two others, has on their awning set-up. You have a great set-up otherwise that's for sure! God bless y'all.
This is a great set up, very ingenious. I noticed that they were traveling through that heavy snow, they sleep in a tent in the snow? I believe that might get a little cold
We keep 4 seasons of clothing in the jeep and have multiple sets of sleeping bags for different conditions. Sometimes we even have to double bag it, but we all cuddle up and it's never been a problem. The bigger issue is that if we are not careful we all get soggy after a few days in the snow.
For sure! We are constantly telling people not to let cost be a barrier to adventure. That's the great thing about this lifestyle. You can build a great rig on almost any budget and hit the trail. We run into so many different people and builds. It's really rewarding to see how each of us approach our builds differently.
Love this! I had a similar experience as a child in Australia with my parents. These folks are much more advanced and set up /organization/self sufficiency but this is simply brilliant! Fantastic experience for the kids - Nothing impacts you more in education than the experience to travel to encounter new experiences and people. Great parents ;) As long as you have access to a library you are great! Well done 👍
Even if this isn't a good fit for your family, you can't help but admire all the hard work, love and dedication that went into building a lifestyle like this. Big Props!👏🏼💕
Interesting! Hats off to them for this one, even that one is to tiny for me personally but love that it works for their family! Refreshing to hear how in sync they are and that’s what it is all about
As an avid camper, hiker and bicycler, I can appreciate this family's love of the outdoors. A couple questions - do they homeschool the kids or what type of education do the kids get? Where do they eat meals when it's cold and snowy? Do they cook outside in the really cold weather? As adults, I'd imagine they would want some bedroom privacy, but it looks like all 4 sleep next to each other in the one big bed? I'd appreciate it if you could provide answers. Thanks.
The boys are adorable. You can tell how close bonded they are. I wonder, when they camp for the night, aren't they not concern about wild animals like bears, mountain lions/cougars, you know big cats? That is just about the only concern the tent part. Otherwise, it is pretty cool. The boys are learning so much. And that is wonderful.
We try and clean up the kitchen by dusk and are very careful about smells and leaving stuff out. We hear large animals frequently at night, and see bears sometimes, but it has never been a problem.
Wow! How smart is your oldest. This whole setup is really unique.i haven't Seen this type of setup. The kids get more education doing this than anything else. Clever shower as well. Overall,I give it a three thumbs up.👍👍👍💞☮🧞♀️
I dont think they work anymore, likely come from money and built wealth up when young and now do this and no need to work. If you have 100k to drop on a new vehicle set up to travel full time in you probably dont need to stress about money too much lol
Fantastic set up! I know what you mean about feeling the most at home on the road❣️Excellent warm shower idea! 😊 I'm glad to know you can still get something like a whole map on a digital display screen. I grew up in a similar way, many years ago and maps were the first things I learned to read, and my favorite. 🗺😃
They did a great job. Superb way for their kids to see our beautiful planet. Now this isn’t a tiny home etc. it is a jeep and trailer turned into a camper. :) ❤️
PC x3 trailer would be a perfect trailer camper for this family. It's the same size with their current trailer but comes with a lot more features, storage (dust and water 100% sealed). X1, X1N and X2 are super practical as well.
Wow what an awesome setup and your boys are so smart. They will make awesome spouses someday! Love that you both teach them all that you are. Love the family dynamic also.
Brilliant, that is education!! Bet your kids will be well rounded and able to think on their feet. Love it. I bought some ground in the Eastern Cape South Africa, rural. I can not wait to get there with my daughter and my grandchildren. There is no municipal water or electricity. Class is in session!!!
As a child our parents bought a few acres on the side of a fully forested mountain (small mountain..lol) in Oklahoma. They sold everything and we moved to the property. We had one power plug high up on a tree and that was it. Our parents began building our home/cabin. For 8 months we camped. Literally. Most evenings after dinner we hopped in the station wagon and went to a lake to swim. We used the campground restrooms there to shower before going "home". I was the oldest at 8. Two younger brothers. All in our early 50's now, hands down, no arguments whatsoever....those 8 months are STILL TO THIS DAY the best memories of our early life. We cherish every memory of that time. Im not exaggerating one bit! My father still saddens when reminded of the later loss of that property in the divorce. (Not related to that time at all). All children, actually, most humans I believe ultimately live better lives and are happier when closer to nature. To the earth. Whether by camping, farming, or just being outside more than inside...we are healthier all around. Some prefer the ocean, or desert, others great prairies and others deep jungles or mountainous woods. There's somewhere for everyone. My 2 cents.
Thanks for sharing.🥰
Wow those seem like amazing memories! Sorry about the loss of the property for your dad :(
Agreed. See my daughter book, "Raised in Ruins" about childhood in a burnt out cannery in the coastal SE. Alaskan wilderness. Challenges yes, but as the mother says here the meeting them builds confidence.
I bet I know where you were at. It is a beautiful area of the state.
@@arizonasgotheat Pushamataha county. Town called Clayton. Lake called Clayton also. I googled it a few years back. Its still hills and forests. 🙂
@@garyneilson3075 Wow...my oldest son and his family live in Anchorage now. Its my plan to relocate there myself. My kinda living 🙂
If you have ever met this family you would know how truly incredible they really are. The kids actually get a chance to grow up as kids and not stuck in a house on a phone.
Most amazing journey and people and love to see their journey and can't wait to see where it takes them next.
Side note... I'm obsessed with their Jeep setup. Truly one of a kind and built with so much purpose.
Thank you! Your words of support and encouragement mean a lot to us! We love your setup as well- best of both worlds with RV AND Jeep!
Me too !!
Honestly I'm usually the first one to side eye parents who make their kids live in such small quarters and this lifestyle they had no say in. However, I'm glad I watched this through because I was wrong about this family. They all seem extremely happy and content and I genuinely think the parents are prioritizing their kids happiness and well being
@Coco Your comment has NO sense.
So how much they pay you for your 'Comment'?
@@amandinemanddyna2705 Her comment made perfect sense. There are more nomadic lifestyles abroad than in places that are city oriented like the US and UK.
@Coco I thought your comment was thought provoking, thank you. My husband and I with our 7yr old daughter live in an RV and have for the last year. We had to do this because we lost our home and didn't have the money to buy a sticks and bricks home. Honestly the 3 of us are closer and happier than ever 😁
@Coco Yes, that is correct. But their lives are based on survival and a lot of hard work. What we see in these videos are more of adventure taking; which there is nothing wrong with it. The children love it and are learning a lot. But children grow, adults get older. So this nomadic type of living in countries like US, Canada and UK is mostly short lived. The nomadic tribes of Mongolia, China, Russia and Africa way of life is all they know and have. No electricity, no internet, no running water, no solar energy, little or no medicine, and in most of these places, no gas driven vehicles. That is a real nomadic life, and it is hard.
"disconnecting the sway bars make the washboard roads buttery smooth."... I like this kid!
@chriselsworth (dad in this video) is one of my oldest friends back from our windsurfing racing days. I must say that he and his family are a true inspiration. Keep killing it Chris!
Maximum time with the parents: these children's communication skills are way above average because they are staying 100% of their days with two people who adore them and teach them. What a terrific education!
No better learning than living it .
This is so amazing
I disagree. Ask the Paskowitz kids how they liked living like that. Kids need a stable home, and friends, and activities that help them learn social skills.
@@mallorymcguire833 Yes and the younger boy sounds like he has a speech impairment which may need speech therapy! This seems like a very hard way to live unnecessarily!
@@NuttyButtyTube hell yes , U got a sense of humor 😁
“I don’t have plans anymore, I HAVE GOALS”!!!!!! That was profound❤
Sounds like Any influencer at Linkedin. What does that even mean? “My goal is to eat dinner tonight” we have a goal of finding a good spot tonight.
@@danielsal5442 Exactly! It's not an unusual comment for these days.
And, to have goals means you have to have some kind of plan to achieve them. Otherwise they are just desires, which everyone has 😁
Nah, not at all. Dissect it a bit and you will see that you have to have plans to achieve goals. The comment tells us nothing.
Not really, it's just one word replacing another but it basically means the same thing! We "Plan" on going to Utah this spring! My "Goal" is to be in Utah by May! They both fall under the object of one's ambition!
They're like a modern day version of a pioneer family.
Instead of having a covered wagon they have a jeep with a covering over it, instead of having 2 horses they have 300+ horse power.
They still live outside,and cook outside like the pioneer families!
I wish every child could experience camping at least once!
I agree all the comments so negative about taking your kids to lice this life has either no kids or has never been camping. My kids love to go camp and sadly we can't go as often but if I showed this to my 13 year old she would give her life to travel this way.
I understand what you're trying to say, but that comparison is awful. The hardships of the pioneers were tremendous. In today's modern world we have it extremely easy with all the gadgets and gizmos and gas-powered vehicles etc etc.
@@Wobu27 So, you're saying that this kind of life is easier than the early pioneers?
I wonder why there are so many negative comments about it then.
@@judylloyd7901 because humans find a way to destroy everything
This is the most unique, intelligently thought out, and organized living choice yet! The way they travel and live is fascinating and adventurous. I am impressed and think that their approach to life would make an excellent show to watch and learn how to be independent in a variety of situations. Wow! 😍
If u describe living in a tent as independant. I.just hope no harm comes to the kids out there alone. And they don't get them removed and split up into scary fostor homes.
@@MeTreesndirt Harm can come to anybody in any situation.
It seems that the parents are taking all the precautions they can.
OMG those kids are so cute and confident 😍 I absolutely loved hearing what they had to say and low key wish they'd done the whole tour!
Loved this family's ingenuity, cohesiveness, and wonder. Julie and Chris definitely get the #1 Dad and #1 Mom awards from me. Oliver and Freddy are true testaments to their parenting skills. Great kids. Thank you for sharing and giving us a peek into your alternative lifestyle. Makes one envious.
@Don't Shoot I think the dad wants this life and he's chosen it in the mom's nutty crazy about the dad. So the boys will have to live in a little bed next to the mom and dad. They never get anything beyond what the mom and dad want. I really truly find this horrible these boys deserve to be in school with Playmates and having a school routine that can build their life. Not mommy and daddy's getaway fun. It's just sad and wrong. These boys deserve so much better the parents are selfish and self-centered.
Don't be envious the first time you had to lay four of you in a row in that little jeep. Not being able to turn over or fart. How ridiculous no bathroom they are just a couple of people who didn't take the responsibilities of parenting appropriately. Who are living the life they want and depriving their children of the stability of a family life with friends and school and teacher. These two people shouldn't have had kids children deserve better than this.
@@katherinekeon7034 If you actually watched the video you would have heard them talk about the boys loving their camping trips so much that they decided to go full time.
The kids are young yet, so are quite adaptable. I'm guessing that when it starts to become problematic the parents will make some changes.
You say the boys never get anything they want, but at the moment they are having the time of their lives and building wonderful family relationships and memories. It's obviously what the boys want as well.
Deserve to be in school? I would have *loved not* being in school at that age!! At least they have each other. And, the whole idea that kids "need" lots of other kids as "playmates" is a relatively recent idea. We need to look beyond the ways we have been programmed to believe that certain things are "normal" or even "desirable." Who says so!??!
@@judylloyd7901 "Deserve to be in school? I would have loved not being in school at that age!! At least they have each other. And, the whole idea that kids "need" lots of other kids as "playmates" is a relatively recent idea. We need to look beyond the ways we have been programmed to believe that certain things are "normal" or even "desirable." Who says so!??!"
Well, thing is there's a real world outside camping, where you need to have an education to be able to work, study and live. While I thing their camping set up could be amazing for holidays, it is not going to be good for kids on the longer run. The scholling delay could impair the kids future. Bad schooling = no univ= probably not great jobs opportunity.
So yeah, no school for kids yaaaaay when your are 7yo, but it's actually for the best when it comes to be able to work as functionnal member of the society and to have a minimum of skills so you don't end up in bad places. If you care about your kids.
What a brilliant family...and what an amazing childhood for these two gorgeous boys. Articulate, confident and learning life lessons along the way. The rig is incredibly well thought out and with everything they need. This family seems so contented and joyful... proving less really is more. Congratulations, many more happy years of adventure and travel. Hello from Australia.
Yes Sir! Now that's what I call living Homeless in style along with daily adventures and low-cost, common sense utility lifestyle.
My dear you have ''your way'' to express yourself. In my language we call it ''you slaughter with the glove''.😎
I love your comment!!
This is the most interestng setup I've ever seen across this platform. Honestly, it's not my thing - cramped space, canopy tent as sleeping quarters - but hey, what's important is that the kids love it and enjoy it.
Kudos to both parents making this setup a great experience, especially for their children to be close to nature.
Great ideas on the setup and my hat off taking the kids on this journey. Showings your kids that life is not on a phone screen I think is the most important to show to future generations. They're already showing sings that they are ( like the comment below) above average for the "normal" in our days so congrats on that. You are a good inspiration
What a wonderful life for the kids, the little guy explains the tent beautifully! They are great kids!
Jenna, I love your videos and have never commented, but, this one takes the cake. The absolute ingenuity of this family just blows me away. I wouldn't want to live like they do, but, I definitely admire it. Keep the videos coming!
Hmmm. I just kept thinking that they could probably have the same lifestyle in an all-terrain mobile home, which would be better appointed for family living.
but that's not what they want. I think "better appointed" is in the eye of the beholder.
Wow, I'm really impressed by how organized they are!
They could be better off living in an all-terrain mobile home with lots more space and not having to set up every time they stop.
I wanna see how they problem solved that turn over. This was def worth the watch! Super family! Much love and safe adventures to them
Hi! It took a couple hours and some help from some new friends who happened along to flip it back over. Chris was able to repair the next day. One of these days we’ll get the video edited and up on our channel!
Really nice to see a family living like this with children that experience everything.This is the best education experience.
It's really impressive and incredible... Obviously not my cup of tea but I am impressed by their unique and adventurous way of living. Their kids are adorable and very confident.
The ULTIMATE WAY TO LIVE...everyone should live this way
Wow. What a smooth and well thought out camping set up for a family. I love the school of life. Way better to be in nature than stuck in the burbs, 9-5 and school system. You can tell they're living their best life. This gives me something to aim for.
Teaching the kids such independence- awesome
This family is a modern day pioneer family with a jeep and trailer as their covered wagon. What a great experience for the kids and it will benefit them for the rest of their lives, God bless you!
Aw i love this so much!!! Also i love how the kids were so happy bouncing around in the intro and in the tent!! V cute!
As a camper who has lived outside in a car, van, rv, tent, and back pack, this is a dream. You did fantastic. A well thought out, comfortable, convenient, and practical set up. Love the off- road capabilities, storage vehicle, tent, and jeep ceiling.
Well presented with so much attention to the specifics of what you've done.
Thank you for sharing. Great video.
Wow, one of the most unique living situations I have seen. I loved it when she said "I don't have plans anymore, I have goals". And, they are using starlink! And, they named their vehicles Spirit and Opportunity! I wonder if he works for an aerospace company? Keep it up Jenny, that was great.
If he worked for an aerospace company they would have a home and this rig.. Those guys and gals make enough money to have their cake and eat it to.
Fantastic survival training for your sons. Great for their self esteem also. Lots of fun too!
This is something different about living in a tiny house adventure. I really like this setup.
You guys are “AWESOME” kids included! I love you set up and more importantly the opportunity you Guys are giving the kiddos!
I am absolutely certain that children raised in an environment like this will be much more capable of problem-solving and less likely to break down in the face of medium to advanced problems this is so great! The friends I was always jealous of where the ones with adventurous parents their parents seem to actually love each other which was very strange to us. But their family operated as a team made that much stronger than the sum of their parts
"Please be sure to like, comment and subscribe..." Well, it wasn't hard to like this one! Great life for the kids (including problem solving), great to see the unity between the parents and the light of enthusiasm in their eyes. Definitely nicely thought through from first aid to kitchen bench (commercial grade stainless steel) to power to water purification and storage to portable toilet. And it got me thinking, when she said, "I don't have plans anymore, I have goals."
This video was great! The comments by some folks, not so much. You did a great video here Jenna. This is a great lifestyle choice for some. Others can live as they choose. That's the beauty of what's left of a free country.
Amazing! " I no longer have plans, I have goals".
Love your build ❤️ As a Jeep Wrangler owner...I'm totally amazed
No... Absolutely Amazed..I have a 2 door and groceries is about it... you've got a whole house with you
I salute you ... brilliant rig 👍👍
I LOVE these people and the life they’re living. I sure do wish they had more on their website, cuz I want to see more of their experiences.
Omg love how you included the kiddos in the explaining!!
This is awesome nothing has been sacrificed. And the fact that the kids have this opportunity to grow up like this is great!
This is luxury.......I traveled the world for 20 years making Natural History & Wildlife Films and have lived under much worst conditions. This is fabulous! Bravo! I'm assuming that at some point one or both of you gets online and does some work to support yourselves????
The work has already been done my friend
They clearly are very wealthy. I dont think they work at all as it not only was not mentioned but when mentioning the starlink and video calls they mention only calling family.
I m all for alternative living and glad they enjoy this lifestyle! For myself I’ve never been interested in living a nomadic lifestyle. I lived in a tiny home yrs ago and enjoyed that.
You are without a doubt the coolest family I have ever met!!! What an amazing adventure for all of you, but especially for your adorable boys [ who gave us such an interesting lesson about your vehicle!! ]. Talk about organized!!!! WOW ! You have that covered like no one else in the world!! Thank you so much for sharing ~ your lifestyle is breathtakingly beautiful ~ enjoy every moment of every day. Sending you light, love, peace, joy and abundance always. I love you.
Thank you so much for your kind words!
I SCREAMED AT 3:06!!!!
This is the most decked out Jeep rig I have EVER seen (and I’ve been in the Jeep community a long time).
I'd love to do this with a furbaby and myself...just no plan in the world except to enjoy peace and positive energy! Almost seems like a dream🙂
That young man giving a tour of the tent had me in tears @14:01 Take me money sir!! He sold me on the tent, such a adorable, knowledge salesman
In my opinion, as long as this family has the essentials for living a happy and healthy life (and they've thought of all thay need) then I'm in total agreement with it... the children are experiencing different things all the time and it's educational... being one with nature is never a bad choice... be safe on your travels and Enjoy!!!💯🌎🌍
It’s not for me but I’m impressed with their ways of living & those little boys surely know a lot! 😊
Wow! We were blown away by this setup. I had no idea that was possible. Love the repurposing of the military trailer.
What a beautiful way of living and teaching your kids a simple way of life I love it ❤❤❤ way to go mama and daddy
Well, they do leave a light print this way.
Extraordinary people, with an extraordinary perspective on life. Those kids are brilliant! The rig is awesome.
What a unique and well thought out traveling home. You seem to have everything that your family needs to survive anywhere. I love the tent(sleeping hut) 9 feet above the ground.
Am I the only one who immediately wondered how the parents get "romantic" time??!! As much as everyone loves each other, people need alone time at some point in life. When does that happen? I hope they have a home base to come home to between these extended trips.
I wondered that, too. Maybe they rent a place every so often. I mean that tent surely would be shaking if they were up there together and the boys were just below playing with Legos.
Exactly. That's the part that seems weird. They all sleep together ?!! No thanks
I would guess they plan it out. With so much thought going into their lifestyle and jeep system, creating time for 'adults' would be normal challenge to overcome.
I’m sure it’s not hard with all of those wooded areas around…… 😉
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I love how creative people can be with small living quarters 👏👏
Great rig. Perfectly planned and developed. I'm very impressed. Blessings on your journeys.
What a knowledgeable little boy! That is a nice set up. That seems like a fun way to live and make memories.
I've watched a lot of your video's, I mean, ALOT, and I have to say I didn't want this one to end I could have listened to this family and the fun they're having and all the fascinating parts to their build for hours! I never new about this cross country trail... When I finally decide which kind of tiny place on wheels I want, I will be on the that trail first!! Thank you so much for all of the videos you produce and a super big thank you for this video!! LOVE IT!!!! ❤☺❤☺
i like that the kid are explaning too..
This is Incredible ! I’ve never seen anything like this. Very innovating….🙏🏼❤️
This is literally THE BEST life I’ve ever seen. Extremely motivational and inspiring. Thank you for this video and thank you to the family for sharing their life with us. ❤
This setup is UNBELIEVABLE. I'm amazed at all of the thought that went into the vehicle, trailer, and tent. I will definitely try to keep it in mind for the future. Some great ideas.
What a great setup. What a lovely family. Legos are probably one of the best educational 'toys' every conceived! Still play with them.
Good for them for making it work and being a happy family! I could never go through a period without a flushing toilet and a good shower. And having no adult time because there isn’t even a door would be very difficult. But it works for them and I’m sure their kids will remember all those trips for the rest of their lives.
I legit love how the six year old has a buck knife hanging off his hip. What a neat family!
Great set up!!! And really nice for the kids to go out, explore, learn and spend quality time with their parents....
Question: When the kids decide they want to settle down again, will the parents still be as supportive?
This is very nice! Hey Julie and Chris! You guys have a great life! But, you need to get some attachable sides for the awning so you will have a nice enclosed space for bad, or just cold, weather - without having to spend that time in the tents or jeep. You can even get a very small wood-burning stove that can be used under the awning even after you have the enclosures up. Kinda like a big tent as your house! Something like what BONJOUR Video, and one or two others, has on their awning set-up. You have a great set-up otherwise that's for sure! God bless y'all.
We love this idea!
man every sense of this is genius.
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Am I the only person who wonders how intimacy happens in living set ups like this?
I love how the parents are teaching the organic meaning of LIVING and not just existing for their children.
What a great life for the kids and grownups!!
This is a great set up, very ingenious. I noticed that they were traveling through that heavy snow, they sleep in a tent in the snow? I believe that might get a little cold
We keep 4 seasons of clothing in the jeep and have multiple sets of sleeping bags for different conditions. Sometimes we even have to double bag it, but we all cuddle up and it's never been a problem. The bigger issue is that if we are not careful we all get soggy after a few days in the snow.
Wow that is one geeked out rig! Admire their ingenuity!
53k for a rig is not “Tiny” or “Minimal”. My thought is this can be done at way less of a cost. Great video and lifestyle!
For sure! We are constantly telling people not to let cost be a barrier to adventure.
That's the great thing about this lifestyle. You can build a great rig on almost any budget and hit the trail. We run into so many different people and builds. It's really rewarding to see how each of us approach our builds differently.
Yeah, thru could’ve gotten a humvee.
4:50 I didn't know this was even a thing! Built in compressor under the hood!? Sweeeeeeet. Love it ✌️💕
Love this! I had a similar experience as a child in Australia with my parents. These folks are much more advanced and set up /organization/self sufficiency but this is simply brilliant! Fantastic experience for the kids - Nothing impacts you more in education than the experience to travel to encounter new experiences and people. Great parents ;) As long as you have access to a library you are great! Well done 👍
Even if this isn't a good fit for your family, you can't help but admire all the hard work, love and dedication that went into building a lifestyle like this. Big Props!👏🏼💕
Amazing family! The boys are going to grow up secure and incredible problem solvers…awesome education! 💖
Beautiful, courageous family. GOD bless you all
Wow...mind blown! Really neat and your children will have such a unique experience to carry with them to into adulthood.
Wow! I can only imagine how this ties them together as a family! Wonderful! ❤️
Interesting! Hats off to them for this one, even that one is to tiny for me personally but love that it works for their family! Refreshing to hear how in sync they are and that’s what it is all about
As an avid camper, hiker and bicycler, I can appreciate this family's love of the outdoors. A couple questions - do they homeschool the kids or what type of education do the kids get? Where do they eat meals when it's cold and snowy? Do they cook outside in the really cold weather? As adults, I'd imagine they would want some bedroom privacy, but it looks like all 4 sleep next to each other in the one big bed? I'd appreciate it if you could provide answers. Thanks.
The boys are adorable. You can tell how close bonded they are. I wonder, when they camp for the night, aren't they not concern about wild animals like bears, mountain lions/cougars, you know big cats? That is just about the only concern the tent part. Otherwise, it is pretty cool. The boys are learning so much. And that is wonderful.
We try and clean up the kitchen by dusk and are very careful about smells and leaving stuff out. We hear large animals frequently at night, and see bears sometimes, but it has never been a problem.
the thought that went into this is incredible. excellent job family!!!
Wow! How smart is your oldest. This whole setup is really unique.i haven't
Seen this type of setup. The kids get more education doing this than anything else. Clever shower as well. Overall,I give it a three thumbs up.👍👍👍💞☮🧞♀️
Great tour!! I love the boys explanation of what/ where everything is. Great way to live alternatively!!
How do they make a living super brilliant people the kids are brillant
He’s a poet and she’s an artist🤔
I dont think they work anymore, likely come from money and built wealth up when young and now do this and no need to work. If you have 100k to drop on a new vehicle set up to travel full time in you probably dont need to stress about money too much lol
Fantastic set up! I know what you mean about feeling the most at home on the road❣️Excellent warm shower idea! 😊 I'm glad to know you can still get something like a whole map on a digital display screen. I grew up in a similar way, many years ago and maps were the first things I learned to read, and my favorite. 🗺😃
Great tour guys!! Great family and great kids, great feature!!
They did a great job. Superb way for their kids to see our beautiful planet.
Now this isn’t a tiny home etc. it is a jeep and trailer turned into a camper. :)
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Wow, this has got to be the coolest rig I’ve seen!
IMPRESSIVE...equipment, set up and lifestyle. WOW!!!
Those little boys are learning valuable lessons.
PC x3 trailer would be a perfect trailer camper for this family. It's the same size with their current trailer but comes with a lot more features, storage (dust and water 100% sealed). X1, X1N and X2 are super practical as well.
So inspiring to see the kids learning what is not taught in schools, good job by the parents
I'm not even 30 second in and I already think this is amazing! 😃
Wow what an awesome setup and your boys are so smart. They will make awesome spouses someday! Love that you both teach them all that you are. Love the family dynamic also.
The best set up with a smaller vehicle! 😮
Smart family, Smart build, Good times!!
Here's to many more, safe adventures for them!! 👍👍👍
Brilliant, that is education!! Bet your kids will be well rounded and able to think on their feet. Love it. I bought some ground in the Eastern Cape South Africa, rural. I can not wait to get there with my daughter and my grandchildren. There is no municipal water or electricity. Class is in session!!!