I am a new member, but long-time subscriber. It was the chance to go deeper into the adventure, to learn even more of Jason's wizardry in all things technical, and to join in on the fun that Kara has exploring towns and markets that finally made me click that "Join" button. I had already bought an Ender 3 3D printer based on an Everlander's video, so why not? My membership budget is not large, but this is an investment, and I am loving every bit of it so far. Seeing my name on the scroll for the first time, well that made me squeal with unbridled glee. Thanks for letting me come along you guys !
I recommend giving back to the community that encourages you to live more authentically. The Everlanders make some of the most inspiring, helpful, detailed content available; Jason and Kara have engineered a comfortable mobile lifestyle and they are responsive to questions and feedback from their followers. 11/10 please consider donating. I would appreciate if you would leave my name out of any quotes you pull. Thanks for your consistent product reviews and informative posts.
P.S. I am consistently learning new things, including seemingly small tips in members only videos, the latest being the Everlanders’ solutions to their air compressor woes.
Absolutely beautiful! I'm glad you got to visit after wanting to for so long! I'd never head of the place, so now I'm going to nerd-out and figure out why skittles made a mountain in Peru.
Stunning. Thanks for the video. Hope you have had a chance to catch your breath back. Just joined the channel. why would I not take the £0.99/month deal. Thanks guys.
Have you guys made the journey up to Alaska yet? I did the snowbird thing on the West Coast this winter but I’m getting ready to head back up the Alcan. Would be so cool to see you guys somewhere along the way! Or even better yet in my homeland!!
@laska907 We did Alaska in '06 and '09, and then the Canadian Arctic in 2019: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oFhPFCSW5cg.html If your homeland is the US, we're on a different continent now, it will probably be years before we'll be passing through there again.
