New Years in El Salvador - Everlanders see the World! 

And 10" of snow, according to my daughter. Have fun!

Odds are good! It's only the 4th of January and we've done 3 counties already!

Yeah, the algorithm has pretty much killed the channel, time to get a day job...

Interesting enough after I commented & complained. Your videos are popping up all over my RU-vid feed!!🧐🧐 keep the amazing content coming!!

This one looks like the bottom of a pressure tank...

¡Los cocos estaban increíbles!

Es precioso, muchas gracias por la amable bienvenida!

All of the above! 👆👆

We spent 5 years in the design phase, and pretty quickly concluded we have no use for a pass through. This has been reinforced in our 3 years of full-time travel, asking every other overlanded we bump into. Making unnecessary holes is an invitation for uninvited entry and rapid possession removal. Last week we camped with another German fellow who shipped his truck from South America to Panama some months ago, every single travel rig on that boat had been broken into... either through the luxurious big RV Windows, Roof Vent or by simply going through the front doors and through the pass through... And it's not only that crossing, Europe to the Americas has the same problems too... Even medium security measures as a heavy door in a deadbolt isn't much of an obstacle, they have weeks to rake the cylinder... Honestly that isn't the primary reason we chose not to have one, Any position on the outside wall with a door is another position where you can't easily have storage or fixtures of some kind. I just didn't see the point. Some people argue having a pass through for your own security, for making a fast getaway, from the zombie apocalypse, apparently... Others argue rain or other bad weather. But in our experience, we are only met with love, warm welcomes, and gifts of local food and advice from these so called zombies. Not to mention, if they actually wanted to harm you, it doesn't take much to box you in or otherwise immobilize a rig anyway. As far as getting from the back to the cab in the rain, it has so rarely been a problem that I wouldn't count it in my considerations, it's not like we say "Oh it's really raining hard, Let's go for a drive!" Another consideration is noise, everything in the back is going to rattle to some extent, And so you get to listen to this while driving... Another problem with passthroughs is that the box needs to flex separately from the cab, and I can give you a list of people whose boot that allows this flexure between the two leaks water reliably. Lastly, of everyone I've surveyed a tiny percentage of people say they ever go through it... And those that do have terrible reasons, going to the fridge for food or beverage while driving...