@ 8:17 I don’t think it’s very appropriate for you to throw Bob wells under the bus like that. He, also, does not advise others to do that! Also, you need to have a carbon monoxide detector!!
Thats a reach. I can recall Bob interviewing multiple people who say making their coffee with their stove was enough to heat up their van in the morning. I can also recall several who say the little buddy heater is too much for such a small space. I don't think it is appropriate for you to view Nicole's videos in the least charitable way possible. This channel is such a great vibe. Why ruin it with judgement and negativity?
Hi Nicole...you took me to a place of serenity. Thank you so much. I would love to bring my sister to Montana as we both need a break.😒 Thank you again for sharing. Have a great weekend.
@@nicolewise I’ve had amazing ones at restaurants but every time I try to replicate a sautéed / grilled Brussel Sprout type thing at home it’s never quite he same
Love your shots of Yellowstone. You said it perfectly other- worldly! I hope since your this far you get to see “Going to the sun highway”, and hike around Logans pass! It has the most amazing scenery and lots of white mountain goats. Stay safe and warm.
Kalli was getting territorial with the buffalo/bison 😳 That's just the way some people are practically Everywhere you will find a Karen or Ken 🥴You just stick to your COOL vibe and enjoy yourself 🙌
I lived in Spokane, WA for a couple of years and have seen some of those places. On our first trip to Missoula we encountered the "Testicle Festival", an annual event that serves something I never thought I would eat. As for the people, I think your assessment is pretty spot on. We met a lot of great people and made some good friends while living there and also encountered a lot of people who "don't take kindly to strangers." There are some great bookstores right around there and some neat things to see and do (you're coming up on Coeur d'Alene which is absolutely wonderful) but I always had that same feeling I get when I visit one of those exclusive resorts in Mexico -- like, I'm safe as long as I stay out in the open. You'll get better vibes the further west you go, but I had that feeling all through northern Montana and northern Idaho.
Don't worry if some people don't smile back, I wouldn't make an opinion of a town on a few folks maybe having a bad day. With that being said I have never been to Missoula or Montana but after your last video, it's going on my bucket list ☺️
Yellowstone is one of my favorite places! If you enjoyed it, I hope you can spend some more time there some day-see the elk, mammoth hot springs, the herds of bison in Hayden valley… Like others, I’m a little concerned about heating with your stove in the van without cracking a window just a little. If you find yourself getting really sleepy after it’s been on, please get out side! Happy trails!
Hi Nicole please open a window when using your propane and air out regularly. Love your videos and that day was fantastic. I would have loved to have gone to Yellowstone when I was in the states but didn't get the chance but your video has made up for it a little.
Oh you’re getting into my favorite parts of the US! My daughter and I took a road trip from WA, intending to go to the east coast and then back, but the heatwave rolled in as we rolled into TX and we noped the eff out. We came back to CO and decided to stay for the school year. My favorite parts of the trip were Montana, Wyoming, Colorado and Idaho. I’m lucky enough to get to visit the PNW often still, which still holds a special place in my ❤. I connected to your channel when I found out you’re from Florida (I’m originally from Miami) and that you’re an interpreter (my step grandmother is also one)
Great bison shots. I saw a video about Missoula being the mashup between two close towns founded by rivals. One of them arranged his streets in a diagonal orientation, in a fit of non-cooperation with the other. It sure confused me when I was trying to navigate. Maybe the unfriendly guy was just trying to get around Missoula without wasting time -- impossible. :)
@ 8:17 I don’t think it’s very appropriate for you to throw Bob wells under the bus like that. He, also, does not advise others to do that!
Also, you need to have a carbon monoxide detector!!
Bob Wells does specifically recommend propane stoves for heat. Here is the link. th-cam.com/video/WosMp5xG1e0/w-d-xo.html
Thats a reach. I can recall Bob interviewing multiple people who say making their coffee with their stove was enough to heat up their van in the morning. I can also recall several who say the little buddy heater is too much for such a small space. I don't think it is appropriate for you to view Nicole's videos in the least charitable way possible. This channel is such a great vibe. Why ruin it with judgement and negativity?
You go girls🐶-being bold and adventurous around the Buffaloes 🐃 and all!!That so awesome!👍And Old Faithful is amazing!(⛲-close emough)🤭Take care!🏞🏔
YAY! Yellowstone. I hope you get to Grand Teton. I went to Yellowstone in mid-October. freezing and morning snow. But yes, otherworldly.
Yellowstone is amazing!! Such fun to see Old Faithful go off twice!!!
Hi Nicole...you took me to a place of serenity. Thank you so much. I would love to bring my sister to Montana as we both need a break.😒 Thank you again for sharing. Have a great weekend.
Kali is SO protective of her Mom. She would fight a buffalo for you. She so cute and fierce! 🤗
We took our now adult kids to Yellowstone about 10 years ago. It was such an amazing experience.
Oh those Brussel Sprouts looked really good!
They were amazing. I’m obsessed with Brussels sprouts.
@@nicolewise I’ve had amazing ones at restaurants but every time I try to replicate a sautéed / grilled Brussel Sprout type thing at home it’s never quite he same
Love your shots of Yellowstone. You said it perfectly other- worldly! I hope since your this far you get to see “Going to the sun highway”, and hike around Logans pass! It has the most amazing scenery and lots of white mountain goats. Stay safe and warm.
Kalli was getting territorial with the buffalo/bison 😳 That's just the way some people are practically Everywhere you will find a Karen or Ken 🥴You just stick to your COOL vibe and enjoy yourself 🙌
I lived in Spokane, WA for a couple of years and have seen some of those places. On our first trip to Missoula we encountered the "Testicle Festival", an annual event that serves something I never thought I would eat. As for the people, I think your assessment is pretty spot on. We met a lot of great people and made some good friends while living there and also encountered a lot of people who "don't take kindly to strangers." There are some great bookstores right around there and some neat things to see and do (you're coming up on Coeur d'Alene which is absolutely wonderful) but I always had that same feeling I get when I visit one of those exclusive resorts in Mexico -- like, I'm safe as long as I stay out in the open. You'll get better vibes the further west you go, but I had that feeling all through northern Montana and northern Idaho.
Great info! And thanks for validating my assessment.
Don't worry if some people don't smile back, I wouldn't make an opinion of a town on a few folks maybe having a bad day. With that being said I have never been to Missoula or Montana but after your last video, it's going on my bucket list ☺️
That’s a good point.
Yellowstone is one of my favorite places! If you enjoyed it, I hope you can spend some more time there some day-see the elk, mammoth hot springs, the herds of bison in Hayden valley…
Like others, I’m a little concerned about heating with your stove in the van without cracking a window just a little. If you find yourself getting really sleepy after it’s been on, please get out side!
Happy trails!
Yes I’d love to go back! And I understand your concern. These stoves release carbon monoxide only if malfunctioning. But I do pay close attention.
Hi Nicole please open a window when using your propane and air out regularly. Love your videos and that day was fantastic. I would have loved to have gone to Yellowstone when I was in the states but didn't get the chance but your video has made up for it a little.
Oh you’re getting into my favorite parts of the US! My daughter and I took a road trip from WA, intending to go to the east coast and then back, but the heatwave rolled in as we rolled into TX and we noped the eff out. We came back to CO and decided to stay for the school year. My favorite parts of the trip were Montana, Wyoming, Colorado and Idaho. I’m lucky enough to get to visit the PNW often still, which still holds a special place in my ❤. I connected to your channel when I found out you’re from Florida (I’m originally from Miami) and that you’re an interpreter (my step grandmother is also one)
My new favorite phrase is “nope the eff out”.
Great bison shots. I saw a video about Missoula being the mashup between two close towns founded by rivals. One of them arranged his streets in a diagonal orientation, in a fit of non-cooperation with the other. It sure confused me when I was trying to navigate. Maybe the unfriendly guy was just trying to get around Missoula without wasting time -- impossible. :)
Haha that’s funny!
I said the same thing....."what the fugg?"...lol