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We are Amanda, Patrick, Atticus, and Grant, an adventurous family from the Pacific Northwest. Join us as we explore the world in our Jeep Gladiator and our newly converted Japanese firetruck overlanding rig. Our channel is all about family overlanding and off-roading adventures, from the PNW to the farthest reaches of the globe. Perfect for both seasoned explorers and newcomers!
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We love our little blue space trailer! Best versatile trail we have ever scene! Love how you can open it while racks out fully loaded. Keep up the great videos.
Love that! It looks like you had to disable the seat airbag system, am I right? is it safe? worth doing that? What was the model of the seat? Thank you!
If you all want to or already plan to go out to the Knik glacier, let me know! I would love to be able to show you the area even if it is just running out there with you for the day.
I totally hear you on the tools. I’ve been in facility maintenance maintenance my whole career and now that I’m no longer a tech and work in management I’ve been able to bring all my tools home and it’s q game changer! No longer making lists of what I need to bring home on the weekend. Like your content. Keep it up
I ordered my 2021 sarge green Willy's Jeep Gladiator from the factory with the manual transmission, dual tops, factory sprayed bedliner, tan heated seats and heated steering wheel, factory tonneau cover that's made from the same material as the soft top, and some other options. I love driving it and I'm looking forward to try it with the windshield down the next time I go on the trails. It pulls my 4 place snowmobile trailer just fine as well.
We used to live in Alaska, in Delta Junction, Fairbanks, and Valdez. We fly up and visit family every summer, but I really miss driving up like we used to when we were young. Hopefully we can take the time to drive back up one of these years, with the kids. Nice video!
Thank you for the awesome comment! We are now planning our return trip with more time to play. Couldn't agree more, you should definitely make the time to drive up again!
Hi guys, just stumbled on your channel and absolutely love it. You’re living my dream. But I’m ok living vicariously through your travels. Thanks for sharing your adventures with the RU-vid viewing community. Numbers 6:24-26 🙏 😊
Great video brother! I’m always telling my wife 1 day we are going to take our gladiator on a trip to Alaska with our family as well lol. It looks amazing over there. Nothing like enjoying quality time with your family out away from it all. Keep up the great work man.
Thank you so much for the kind comment! We had a wonderful time. You should absolutely prioritize travel with the family, even if you don’t make it to Alaska. But, if you do make it that far north you won’t regret it.
@@ruggeddestinations7633 I'm going to try my best. Next time you pass through BC, send me a note and I"ll take you out to some special spots on the local coastal mountain ranges on your way through.
Few things... 1. I understand having to be on a schedule because of life obligations, but I enjoy scheduling 'Zero Days' into my excursions to just unwind & relax & not worry about driving 400-500 miles for that day. That's just me. I know I don't think for everyone & everyone is different. 2. I don't think it's Canada itself that people don't like. Canada is beautiful, untamed land that most only dream about visiting. The issue lies with their Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau & his Liberal controversial policies from the COVID-19 mandatory laws to the automobile regulations & unwanted EV push. Both Canada & the U.S. need a total government change! 3. Being from Texas, what in the heck is Tim Horton's restaurant? Never heard or tried it.
Got tips for storing the oil after cooking? Always our challenge camping - dealing with hot spent fry oil. (getting it from the pan, into a container, storing / discarding).
We’ve had thick paper or cardboard to make a funnel to get it back in a container. A funnel takes up more space than we’d like, so we avoid taking one if we can. We compost the oil at home. If you’ll be on the trail for a few days you can burn the oil in a fire a little at a time.
Have fun! It is so much fun to link it all together. Current reports look great for mid July, should be perfect timing for you. Thanks for watching! Come to the NW Overland Rally next weekend.
I hate people who glamp so much your going to the woods to get away from modern tech not take it with you alls you need is a blanket some pans bottles of water and tens that's it nothing else and I guess an ax if you want to cut down a tree
