RVing In Dangerous Times
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After RVing USA full-time, the RV Odd Couple compare how RVing has changed! In today’s times of uncertainty, it’s more important to be prepared while RV Traveling. You need to be ready for any emergency in an RV. This video gives tips and tricks to avoid costly mistakes while RVing, along with what to do when the RV trip turns into a nightmare! The RV Odd Couple share the good, bad, and ugly about how RVing will never be the same.
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I think the campground where I am now might frown on me marking my territory. John already marked it though.
we have a half-tank-rule: once you start getting near the 1/2 tank mark on the fuel gauge, start looking for a station.
I live in my van in a mostly rural county with a handful of small towns. But I still keep a firearm (actually three) within arms reach. I haven't needed to use one, but there have been people in the area who have been attacked. I'm 71 years old and can't fight or run so thank God for the 2nd.
We travel back roads, very little interstates. Support small businesses this way!!
I work in mental health. There's policy's in some states where you have to be homeless for 1 year before you get the assistance you need for transitional housing. That means if they couch surf one time they have to start the whole process all over again.
Great video guys. We sold, gave away, threw away EVERYTHING in 2013 from a 10 ac farm. Went fulltime RV in a 38 ft 5th wheel. It is a completely different world today. We recently downsized to a 20 ft bumper pull. Living space is a little tighter, but our maneuverability is waaaaay better now. Our only certainty is in Jesus Christ.
It’s not just big cities! This crisis is lurking everywhere!😞
You're kinda scaring me. I'm planning a 6 week trip this summer. I plan on staying off the major highways and big cities. I will be unable to bring my "pursuader" since i will be going into Canada to see family. But prayer is my weapon of choice. Joshua 1:9
After I did van life for over 4 years I decided to lease an apartment and settle in for a year then reevaluate. It's just not safe anymore and the fun is gone. Sooo many creeps out there. If you're thinking of heading out soon please wait and pray for some normality in the future.
Take a Garmin reach or similar in case the phones go down, one button gets you help. Also, put an air tag on your dog and a gps tracker on your RV. Your family can follow you and if someone steals your RV you can find it. Airtag bicycles and things that hang on the outside of your RV.
Colorado started down the dumpster when Obama christened Denver for his inaguration. I lived in Denver at the time. It changed overnight. We left.
I have what I call my bug out list which I use to get ready for camping. One part is what we have to do for the house, one part for the truck, and one part for the camper. I also carry two spare tires after getting a flat in the middle of no place. There are still a lot of great people out there willing to help when needed. Safe travels.
Yes, so sad when people pass by... they don't even say good morning or hello, or even make eye contact for that matter.
It is a different world out there now. I didn't start RVing until after 2020. It can be scary when traveling... So i pray. A LOT! 🙏🙏
Be honest, John. This is your entire checklist.
This was helpful. We not only live, but were born and raised in NYC, so we see and know what you mean. NYC has returned back to 1980’s 1990’s 😢 We are starting our RV life as most timers soon. Leaving the concrete jungle for country roads. As city folks, we are new to RV life, actually new to outdoor life that is outside of our big city. Talk about adventure. We are going to try to vlog our adventures for our family and friends. We have been watching your channel for a long time. Thank you for standing up for God and freedom.
It's definitely getting rough out there... gotta pick your destinations and routes carefully for sure
RV Tip: (17 years full-timing) Propane use: This holds true whether in a campground or boondocking. Turn OFF the water heater. Plan hot water usage for once per day. Turn ON the water heater only when you PLAN for it. Reason: My Atwood water heater took an hour to heat ten gallons on propane only. During the 24 hour period the heater burned 10 minutes every two hours. That is 2 hours burn-time every 24, after the initial heating, just to KEEP the water hot (three hours burned). I am not even awake during 40 minutes of burn. Better to plan ahead. Using the elec plus propane shortens burn time, but the rate of heat loss would still require a maintenance booster every two hours, so this holds true. Plan Ahead. Turn it OFF.
I absolutely LOVE my 25 ft. Class C. Late husband and I have had Class C's and a Class A. But, always loved the Class C. Like you said can just about go anywhere in this size. I also stay away from large cities. Such good advise for all people who travel.
I like you two! We have a campervan and are "sometimers". We avoid cities like the plague. Living in cities is no way to live. It's so far removed from real life. People need to connect with nature/creation and grow their own food for starters.