Chris, again I have carpet that's in great condition from my 14' Rubicon that you can have. I'm in Michigan about 30 minutes south of the Saginaw Bay. The carpet has been in a storage bin for more than a year. It's completely fine and free for you.
So glad you are back at it without any major issues. Last week had to have really shaken you but it looks like the Jeep is back to normal and you are back out in your element. This expedition into Canada has been absolutely incredible. So many beautiful remote places, absolutely inspiring.
I'm glad you're doing okay Chris those pictures at your first stop where is spectacular. Just a little heads-up now that you're in Ontario moose season is over at the end of the month the first two weeks of November is deer season so just watch yourself when you're out in the back country you may come across some hunters if you're going to be walking in the woods I suggest you get some orange. Other than that have a safe trip. You're okay in Algonquin Park there's no hunting.👍👍🇨🇦😀
Love the fall foliage! Glad to hear that you are doing well. Steer clear of those pesky rodents, and how bout some Canadian bacon eh'... Safe travels. Perry
Found the channel about 2 months ago, early this week I got through all the previous episodes and found myself waiting for this new episode to be published. Thanks for sharing. Be safe.
You are SO not alone out there Chris, what an astounding adventure to share with all of us. What an inspiration you are to us who also adventure overland. Chuck Corvallis, Oregon
Glad to see you are hanging in there. You did not even scratch the surface of the trail systems in Quebec. You will have to visit it again someday. Pembroke!!! Another great little place and Joe's is another great little restaurant. The Algonquin Park has a lot of hiking trails so get your boots ready! Good luck Chris. P.S. If you can, drive through Algonquin Park early in the morning SLOWLY. The moose and bear will be active and you might get to see a few.
Chris, you should put some fabric softener sheets around your Jeep to keep mice out. They don’t like the smell of it. We do that with our RV and have never had mice issues over winter. It’ll also make the inside of your Jeep smell nice. :)
Your cinematography is just absolutely stunning - I am so glad that you choose to share this fantastic journey with us and I am so happy to hear that you've been doing alright since the mishap. Cheers to many more happy miles!
Hay Chris, so happy you are feeling better about your travels. It’s what makes it an adventure. None of us know what tomorrow may bring us, but you are doing the right thing by pushing on. Beautiful scenery! Did you ever wonder where all that water ends up? Thanks for posting and I wish you the best and safe travels 😘👍.
Happy to see you bouncing back so nicely after your incident. But then again I expected nothing else given your great attitude. As usual superb storyline and production values. A cooking tip - for nice evenly cooked crispy bacon turn the heat down a bit. Fine bacon is like fine wine. They both take a bit more time than the not so good stuff. Not that bacon in any form can be bad. But perfect bacon is, well, perfect.
Chris put some Moth balls in the engine compartment , mice hate it. Had the same problem with my wife's car , I used them and no mice since. Great programming, thanks.
I’m really glad you’re ok Chris, and the Jeep seems ok too. Good for you for turning this around (as fast as you did) into something positive. We’re all living vicariously through you. It’s the next best thing to being there ourselves. Great stuff!
So glad you’re back in the groove! Glad you’re ok! The scenery in this video is some of the best yet! Watching the new episode now, keep on keeping on Chris!
I'm one of those guys who dreams of a Jeep someday, and have you and a few others to thank for keeping that flame alive. Just wanted to say as someone who from time to time revisits Jeep videos, yours skill presenting your work gets better and better as time has gone bye. Much appreciate all your effort, and keep the shinny side up:) cheers
Man, that bacon and egg sandwich made my mouth watered and contorted. Time to pause and make one...back shortly. I just found your channel this morning and I'm enjoying watching them.. Can't wait to take my Jeep out again on the next adventure but have to get my fog lamps mounted first.
Thank you very much Chris for making us dream over all your excellent videos, to be able to travel with you and make us discover these immense and beautiful natural parc between the United States and Canada. We follow you from Cambodia where we live my Cambodian partner Ari and me, Swiss expatriate for fifteen years. Each time we have a great time with my family following your adventures, always very well filmed, without ever getting bored, making us participate as of we were there. Excuse my english, we only speak it, so i use the french-english google translator, i hope it's understandable ? good follow-up to you and with you to continue to follow you in your superb trips with your Jeep 4x4, very free and very well equipped. A thousand thanks and have good trip ..... Mike and Ari, Cambodia
I've been a subscriber since you started modifying the jeep for this life-style changing adventure. At the time I was looking for tips on modifying my own JKU for a similar overlanding tips having just retired from the Park Service. Little did I know that I would be a follower for this long. My trips while not continuous like yours, can take up to 3 months at a stretch so I feel a kind of kinship with you. I guess what I like about your post is the absence of background overdubbed music, the silent ambient stillness or the roar of a waterfall is enough and probably the point (or at least one of them) of the trip. Your videos look more like my trips than any others on U-Tube. They communicate the realities and the rewards of life on the road better than any on the internet. I also have an inside appreciation of the difficulties of putting these videos together as I have tried it and don't have the zen like patience required. So i guess this amounts to a long thank you, and keep it up.
You opened a can in a “no can” zone !!! LOL Very happy to see all is well with you and the Jeep ! Hubby and I are thoroughly enjoying your adventures ! Stay safe.
It is clear that you were very upset about the accident, really appreciate the way that this incident affected you, please know that everything will be OK and thank you for the humblest Blog on YT
Thanks for taking me with you on your adventures it’s actually therapeutic for me , I no longer can travel so going along with you means more than you know, thanks again , take care.
Hello from New Mexico. I just found your channel and this video tonight. I love it. Good job. I look forward to checking out the other videos you've created. -Doug Belen, New Mexico
Cinematography was fantastic, it must take a lot of work to set up. The colours of the trees were amazing thank you for sharing your adventure, we really enjoy your travels.
Hey Chris. Love watching your videos, even though I am in Melbourne, Australia. I find them very inspirational and can’t wait to get my Rubicon next year and go camping with my kids. So glad that you have recovered from the fall and are in good spirits. Stay safe and many more safe travels. Thank you once again.
Another great video. Thanks for taking us along buddy. No you're not alone. Far from it. Family. Friends. And us! Know that. See you next week Chris. :)
Bacon makes everything better! Happy to see you are back on the trails and the disruption was minor to the Jeep. It's an adventure - Keep the rubber side down. Peace \/
So good to see you once again doing what you do....another fantastic episode. Those sunrise shots were magnificent! Cheers, Chris, keep on rolling! We’re right there with you in spirit...
When you get a chance, get hold of a dehumidifier. We had 40+ inches of rain in tropical storm Imelda here in southeast TX back in Sept. My wife's new car flooded some 2 inches inside. The wiring connectors, sensors below the carpet and mat were saturated. Radio quit, intermittent operation of various electrical things on the car. I put a 20 inch box fan inside and a small 30 Liter unit. I left one window cracked open about 1/2 inch. I removed all standing water from car with my shop vac. With no visible water and the carpet appearing dry, I still had to dump the water tray twice a day. After 6 days, the unit no longer collected water. The stereo is back and so are the windows. Its worth a try before the moisture begins to deteriorate the wiring further. The odor can be removed with a pan of charcoal and fan.
Head to Baja this winter as that should dry out the Jeep. I use socks filled with Sophresh unscented kitty litter. Its a desiccant that absorbs moisture and odor. Most larger pet stores have it or an equivalent. Its also reusable if you warm it in an oven or over some heat. Just place the filled socks around and they do wonders.
I am not sure what smells worse wet dog or socks, I'm stuck with dog lol, Awesome adventure, Happy it went smooth for ya. Good to hear no mouse squeaking too lol
Additional comment (#2) I was watching your May 19 to 26 2017 Vlog... you made a comment on going "down in a non-maintained road" but you turned around because you "didn't want to die in a flash flood" wise move... however I have to say once I did find myself in a similar situation with my "safe" camping spot that had a great view of the flood areas. It was an awesome experience to just watch, safely, from my camping spot. the natural geological processes of the flash flood progression. As you did later in the video, however, it took me three days of "chilling" to get to the point I could get out with some assurance of not getting stuck in the mud, however a lot more distance in just mud... similar to what you had to get out of... I will say... it was great fun...
Tomato. How about some sliced tomato on your sandwiches? Or anything, anything that grows out of the Earth....glad that both you and the Jeepster are in good order. ☺
Happy to see your back in the saddle. That musty wet smell will go away after a spell and when you can drive with the windows down that'll help too.beautiful country there much enjoyed seeing it. Stay safe till next week
Dear Chris, Watching your latest video has become a Saturday-morning ritual for my wife and me. You've become our friend even though we've never met. As proof, my wife is concerned you're not eating enough vegetables. Blessings, Barry.
Really hard to imagine the scenery to be any more beautiful than the week before but it continues to be so. Safe travels and looking forward, as always, to next weeks' episode.
Chris; That is a beautiful video with great scenery. i hope you and the Jeep are doing better this week. Believe me you are not alone. You have many followers wishing you well. David from the Gold Country of California
Hi Chris, Glad you had a better week and you are back on track👍... Stay safe and wear some orange when going hiking in the backcountry... it is hunting season!...
Glad to see you doing well - must have been incredibly scary laying Jeep on side - videos are awesome - watch every Saturday - thanks for bringing us on your adventure!!!
Hey Chris easy way to get the jeep smelling good again is baking soda and a carpet powder (smell of your choice) easley found at any Walmart or even a dollar general. After turning my jeep into a submarine a few times I found this is the best way to combat the smells. Safe travels
Once again, glad You and the Jeep good, minus a little pride and door locks. You can get a "Damp-Rid" container to help with the moister removal inside the Jeep. Also some Electrical Circuit Silicon spray and Die-Electric Grease for your under the hood Relay/fuse box. You are probably going to need to get some replacement Realys. Or pop the covers off of them and hit them with the silicon spray. The relay covers are good at keeping air moister out. But are terrible are letting moister out, after they have been Dunked. And I am sure I speak for most of your followers. We are extremely happy both of you are safe and sound. For a lot of Us, your videos are great for when we ourselves cant get out. And fill that vvoid and motive Us to get cracking on our own adventure. A couple more months and my YJ will be done. Then I am going to get a A-liner trailer and do some off-road mods. I have to have a base camp. After my back surgeries sleeping on the ground with no heavy matttess, would make me a perment resident of the lay on the ground people. Because you probably couldnt make me get up, with even a .45 pointed at me. Hopefully our paths will cross, when I get out soon. I make one Hell of a grilled cheese!
Thank you Chris for another wonderful video😎👍
Chris, again I have carpet that's in great condition from my 14' Rubicon that you can have. I'm in Michigan about 30 minutes south of the Saginaw Bay. The carpet has been in a storage bin for more than a year. It's completely fine and free for you.
Excellent bounce-back for you and the Jeep.
So glad you are back at it without any major issues. Last week had to have really shaken you but it looks like the Jeep is back to normal and you are back out in your element. This expedition into Canada has been absolutely incredible. So many beautiful remote places, absolutely inspiring.
I can honestly say your videos are the most exciting part of my week!
Dshideler2002 sad
REMYBOY what’s sad is our society has lost the ability to find joy and happiness in the simplest things in life.
Great update. You are on a fantastic adventure. Look forward to more thanks for sharing
I'm glad you're doing okay Chris those pictures at your first stop where is spectacular. Just a little heads-up now that you're in Ontario moose season is over at the end of the month the first two weeks of November is deer season so just watch yourself when you're out in the back country you may come across some hunters if you're going to be walking in the woods I suggest you get some orange. Other than that have a safe trip. You're okay in Algonquin Park there's no hunting.👍👍🇨🇦😀
Chris the Golden sunrise was spectacular. That was a beautiful week thanks for continuing and letting me come along. Drive safely
Chris: “Provided I don’t end up in a ditch.”
Inner voice: “Too soon.”
Psyche at work! Glad you’re safe & sound! Always, Dave
Love the fall foliage! Glad to hear that you are doing well. Steer clear of those pesky rodents, and how bout some Canadian bacon eh'... Safe travels. Perry
Found the channel about 2 months ago, early this week I got through all the previous episodes and found myself waiting for this new episode to be published. Thanks for sharing. Be safe.
You are SO not alone out there Chris, what an astounding adventure to share with all of us. What an inspiration you are to us who also adventure overland.
Chuck
Corvallis, Oregon
Glad to see you are hanging in there. You did not even scratch the surface of the trail systems in Quebec. You will have to visit it again someday. Pembroke!!! Another great little place and Joe's is another great little restaurant.
The Algonquin Park has a lot of hiking trails so get your boots ready! Good luck Chris.
P.S. If you can, drive through Algonquin Park early in the morning SLOWLY. The moose and bear will be active and you might get to see a few.
We love seeing you every week! Glad you are back in the swing of the adventure.. we love you!
Chris, you should put some fabric softener sheets around your Jeep to keep mice out. They don’t like the smell of it. We do that with our RV and have never had mice issues over winter. It’ll also make the inside of your Jeep smell nice. :)
I’m glad your ok. Love your videos.
Nice recovery Brother. Safe Travels and God Bless!
Your cinematography is just absolutely stunning - I am so glad that you choose to share this fantastic journey with us and I am so happy to hear that you've been doing alright since the mishap. Cheers to many more happy miles!
Thank you Chris, I am glad your spirit perked up and the Jeep is running well. The photography was fantastic and I hope you have another great week!
Hay Chris, so happy you are feeling better about your travels. It’s what makes it an adventure. None of us know what tomorrow may bring us, but you are doing the right thing by pushing on. Beautiful scenery! Did you ever wonder where all that water ends up? Thanks for posting and I wish you the best and safe travels 😘👍.
Happy to see you bouncing back so nicely after your incident. But then again I expected nothing else given your great attitude. As usual superb storyline and production values.
A cooking tip - for nice evenly cooked crispy bacon turn the heat down a bit. Fine bacon is like fine wine. They both take a bit more time than the not so good stuff. Not that bacon in any form can be bad. But perfect bacon is, well, perfect.
Check out your cabin filters. They might have gotten wet or damp since that side was in the water..
And run the climate control split between defrost and floor heat. That introduces drier air into the cabin.
Yaay 👏🏻👏🏻 The explorer brother is back in form. 🙏🏻 Well done.👍🏻
Great to see you back on the road!
Incredible scenery, great camera work.
Happy to see you back on the road and getting over the mental hump of the setback!
Beautiful look at the wilds of Quebec- the haunts of the fur trappers from long ago..
Chris put some Moth balls in the engine compartment , mice hate it. Had the same problem with my wife's car , I used them and no mice since. Great programming, thanks.
Love these videos on Friday evenings. Great inspiration for planning our jeeping adventures.
I’m really glad you’re ok Chris, and the Jeep seems ok too. Good for you for turning this around (as fast as you did) into something positive. We’re all living vicariously through you. It’s the next best thing to being there ourselves. Great stuff!
Thank you your work Chris. Beautiful scenery.
From the central coast of California..95 degrees today.
Safe travels.
That sweaty sock odor will never go away.
Another terrific video, Chris. Beautiful panorama foliage.
Great week after a tough experience....Thanks for sharing such beautiful country. Be safe Chris and we look forward to next week mate:)
Beautiful photography again Chris, thanks for that . Have you thought about getting a dehumidifier for the Jeep ? Drive safe 😊
Chris, great video again! Have a great week.
Glad everything worked out for you and the Jeep. Love your videos
So glad you’re back in the groove! Glad you’re ok! The scenery in this video is some of the best yet! Watching the new episode now, keep on keeping on Chris!
I'm one of those guys who dreams of a Jeep someday, and have you and a few others to thank for keeping that flame alive. Just wanted to say as someone who from time to time revisits Jeep videos, yours skill presenting your work gets better and better as time has gone bye. Much appreciate all your effort, and keep the shinny side up:) cheers
Man, that bacon and egg sandwich made my mouth watered and contorted. Time to pause and make one...back shortly. I just found your channel this morning and I'm enjoying watching them.. Can't wait to take my Jeep out again on the next adventure but have to get my fog lamps mounted first.
So stoked that you are feeling refreshed after the rollover ordeal! Beautiful scenery and videography...
Thank you very much Chris for making us dream over all your excellent videos, to be able to travel with you and make us discover these immense and beautiful natural parc between the United States and Canada.
We follow you from Cambodia where we live my Cambodian partner Ari and me, Swiss expatriate for fifteen years.
Each time we have a great time with my family following your adventures, always very well filmed, without ever getting bored, making us participate as of we were there.
Excuse my english, we only speak it, so i use the french-english google translator, i hope it's understandable ? good follow-up to you and with you to continue to follow you in your superb trips with your Jeep 4x4, very free and very well equipped.
A thousand thanks and have good trip ..... Mike and Ari, Cambodia
“When you come to a fork in the road...take it.” -Yogi Berra
I've been a subscriber since you started modifying the jeep for this life-style changing adventure. At the time I was looking for tips on modifying my own JKU for a similar overlanding tips having just retired from the Park Service. Little did I know that I would be a follower for this long. My trips while not continuous like yours, can take up to 3 months at a stretch so I feel a kind of kinship with you. I guess what I like about your post is the absence of background overdubbed music, the silent ambient stillness or the roar of a waterfall is enough and probably the point (or at least one of them) of the trip. Your videos look more like my trips than any others on U-Tube. They communicate the realities and the rewards of life on the road better than any on the internet. I also have an inside appreciation of the difficulties of putting these videos together as I have tried it and don't have the zen like patience required. So i guess this amounts to a long thank you, and keep it up.
You opened a can in a “no can” zone !!! LOL
Very happy to see all is well with you and the Jeep !
Hubby and I are thoroughly enjoying your adventures !
Stay safe.
Really liked this, well done .......
Very beautiful scenery again this week. Very glad the Jeep is running fine and mouse is not eating wires.
It is clear that you were very upset about the accident, really appreciate the way that this incident affected you, please know that everything will be OK and thank you for the humblest Blog on YT
I’m glad you decided to continue on your journey. Stay safe out there!
Thanks for taking me with you on your adventures it’s actually therapeutic for me , I no longer can travel so going along with you means more than you know, thanks again , take care.
Good to see you happy again. Have a great week and always be careful on the road.
Hello from New Mexico. I just found your channel and this video tonight. I love it. Good job. I look forward to checking out the other videos you've created.
-Doug
Belen, New Mexico
The surrounding landscape on this video is wonderful. Thanks for your videos, Chris.
Wow Ontario is particularly beautiful! Thanks for that! And you are correct, you are not alone! Glad you’re back on track.
Cinematography was fantastic, it must take a lot of work to set up. The colours of the trees were amazing thank you for sharing your adventure, we really enjoy your travels.
Hey Chris. Love watching your videos, even though I am in Melbourne, Australia. I find them very inspirational and can’t wait to get my Rubicon next year and go camping with my kids. So glad that you have recovered from the fall and are in good spirits. Stay safe and many more safe travels. Thank you once again.
Thank you for the great footage. Nothing like the fall colors in Canada. Keep up the good work.
Another great video. Thanks for taking us along buddy. No you're not alone. Far from it. Family. Friends. And us! Know that. See you next week Chris. :)
My guess, that’s a “year round 🎅 “
Great video as usual. Glad you and the Jeep are doing well.
Bacon makes everything better! Happy to see you are back on the trails and the disruption was minor to the Jeep. It's an adventure - Keep the rubber side down. Peace \/
We love your weekly videos. Hang in the Chris
Just wondering if you would ever do a Live by the campfire,maybe a sort Q and A .great video as alway..
So good to see you once again doing what you do....another fantastic episode. Those sunrise shots were magnificent! Cheers, Chris, keep on rolling! We’re right there with you in spirit...
Keep it up and cheer up!!
Greetings from Spain
When you get a chance, get hold of a dehumidifier. We had 40+ inches of rain in tropical storm Imelda here in southeast TX back in Sept. My wife's new car flooded some 2 inches inside. The wiring connectors, sensors below the carpet and mat were saturated. Radio quit, intermittent operation of various electrical things on the car. I put a 20 inch box fan inside and a small 30 Liter unit. I left one window cracked open about 1/2 inch. I removed all standing water from car with my shop vac. With no visible water and the carpet appearing dry, I still had to dump the water tray twice a day. After 6 days, the unit no longer collected water. The stereo is back and so are the windows. Its worth a try before the moisture begins to deteriorate the wiring further. The odor can be removed with a pan of charcoal and fan.
Head to Baja this winter as that should dry out the Jeep. I use socks filled with Sophresh unscented kitty litter. Its a desiccant that absorbs moisture and odor. Most larger pet stores have it or an equivalent. Its also reusable if you warm it in an oven or over some heat. Just place the filled socks around and they do wonders.
Good to see you're back to your old self Chris. Canada is amazing.
First episode I miss in a year and you have an off! So happy to hear you and the Jeep are on the mend.
Good job Chris keep it up.
I am not sure what smells worse wet dog or socks, I'm stuck with dog lol, Awesome adventure, Happy it went smooth for ya. Good to hear no mouse squeaking too lol
Additional comment (#2) I was watching your May 19 to 26 2017 Vlog... you made a comment on going "down in a non-maintained road" but you turned around because you "didn't want to die in a flash flood" wise move... however I have to say once I did find myself in a similar situation with my "safe" camping spot that had a great view of the flood areas. It was an awesome experience to just watch, safely, from my camping spot. the natural geological processes of the flash flood progression. As you did later in the video, however, it took me three days of "chilling" to get to the point I could get out with some assurance of not getting stuck in the mud, however a lot more distance in just mud... similar to what you had to get out of... I will say... it was great fun...
Amazing photography this week. The lake front sunrises were just amazing!! Glad you are back on the road. Be safe!
The combination of dark green, yellow and red is gorgeous! And I like your kayak，it is an ID of your car.
Tomato. How about some sliced tomato on your sandwiches? Or anything, anything that grows out of the Earth....glad that both you and the Jeepster are in good order. ☺
Excellent videos, great work! Keep it up!
Happy to see your back in the saddle. That musty wet smell will go away after a spell and when you can drive with the windows down that'll help too.beautiful country there much enjoyed seeing it. Stay safe till next week
Thank u 4 sharing ur travels and the beautiful views u film travel safe 👍
Dear Chris, Watching your latest video has become a Saturday-morning ritual for my wife and me. You've become our friend even though we've never met. As proof, my wife is concerned you're not eating enough vegetables. Blessings, Barry.
Really hard to imagine the scenery to be any more beautiful than the week before but it continues to be so. Safe travels and looking forward, as always, to next weeks' episode.
Chris; That is a beautiful video with great scenery. i hope you and the Jeep are doing better this week. Believe me you are not alone. You have many followers wishing you well. David from the Gold Country of California
Great to see you back on track Chris! Another great video. Carry on, we are with you on your journey.
May I suggest you try a moisture-odor absorber product called DampRid. It may help.
My husband and I love your vids. Thanks for sharing them with us!
Damprid would be a good idea, can easily get the hanging variety from Amazon. Cheers
Hi Chris,
Glad you had a better week and you are back on track👍...
Stay safe and wear some orange when going hiking in the backcountry... it is hunting season!...
Glad to see things worked out. Keep up with the fantastic content!
Glad to see you doing well - must have been incredibly scary laying Jeep on side - videos are awesome - watch every Saturday - thanks for bringing us on your adventure!!!
Excelente vídeo! Parabéns 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hey Chris easy way to get the jeep smelling good again is baking soda and a carpet powder (smell of your choice) easley found at any Walmart or even a dollar general. After turning my jeep into a submarine a few times I found this is the best way to combat the smells. Safe travels
Glad you're ok and feeling better..
Was nice being with you this week traveling.
Chris! Great to see you back in the saddle!
Great job Chris..back in the saddle my friend!
I'm really enjoying your videos, glad you like Canada, take care.
Great video some absolutely gorgeous scenery glad your doing good an back in the saddle stay strong an travel on ❤️ as always be safe stay humble
Happy to see you in a good mood.
Good luck from Germany
As soon as I clicked on it I liked it # great spot
Great to see that you're ok and the ditch didn't stop the adventure.
Once again, glad You and the Jeep good, minus a little pride and door locks. You can get a "Damp-Rid" container to help with the moister removal inside the Jeep. Also some Electrical Circuit Silicon spray and Die-Electric Grease for your under the hood Relay/fuse box. You are probably going to need to get some replacement Realys. Or pop the covers off of them and hit them with the silicon spray. The relay covers are good at keeping air moister out. But are terrible are letting moister out, after they have been Dunked. And I am sure I speak for most of your followers. We are extremely happy both of you are safe and sound. For a lot of Us, your videos are great for when we ourselves cant get out. And fill that vvoid and motive Us to get cracking on our own adventure. A couple more months and my YJ will be done. Then I am going to get a A-liner trailer and do some off-road mods. I have to have a base camp. After my back surgeries sleeping on the ground with no heavy matttess, would make me a perment resident of the lay on the ground people. Because you probably couldnt make me get up, with even a .45 pointed at me. Hopefully our paths will cross, when I get out soon. I make one Hell of a grilled cheese!
Keep going don’t stop 👌Love your videos ❤️
Now it feels like a friday, great video Chris
Not only did I put KO2's on my TRD PRO TUNDRA You have me eating Campbell's soup.
@Little PAW 1969 too far
The background noise of the crackling fire is excellent
Another great episode, smash ahead! Be careful that the wet carpet doesn't develop mold. That can give you health issues down the road.