Hey @plants4thewin, thanks for stopping by the channel and for the comments. Truthfully, I was in my rig traveling with the A/C on during the hottest part of the day in the desert. I camped as the sun was setting so things had started to cool off. By the time the sun was climbing in the sky the next morning, I was back in the rig and on the road. Adventure on!
It was definitely interesting (aka: strange). I will say that they appeared to have done a pretty good job evacuating all toxic and harmful fluids from the vehicles BEFORE "planting" them in the ground. I didn't see or smell the telltale signs of oils saturating the dirt as one might expect.
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Thanks for taking us with you!
You bet!
😂 😂 amazing... the polkadot is truly a timeless classic... great video
Thanks Quinton! It is indeed a timeless classic!
Can’t wait to watch this tomorrow, love the content!
Thanks Eliot! I hope you got around to watching the full episode and enjoyed it. Feel free to leave feedback! Adventure on!
"This light will attract bugs" 😂😂😂😂😂
Right?!
If it needs a little salt and pepper, it always need a little more pepper.
It does indeed!
I dont know how yall are doing all this camping in thee deserts. I was in Eastern Or and I had to gooooooooooooooooooooooooo. Jut too hot
Hey @plants4thewin, thanks for stopping by the channel and for the comments. Truthfully, I was in my rig traveling with the A/C on during the hottest part of the day in the desert. I camped as the sun was setting so things had started to cool off. By the time the sun was climbing in the sky the next morning, I was back in the rig and on the road. Adventure on!
Do you have a custom fan clutch?
🙄
Im sure the wildlife appreciate humans dumping trash on the land and calling it art. We can be so entitled.
It was definitely interesting (aka: strange). I will say that they appeared to have done a pretty good job evacuating all toxic and harmful fluids from the vehicles BEFORE "planting" them in the ground. I didn't see or smell the telltale signs of oils saturating the dirt as one might expect.