STUCK IN A SNOW STORM | LAKE EFFECT BUFFALO WINTER STORM 2022 | FULL-TIME TRUCK CAMPER LIVING 

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Thank you! We appreciate the kind words!

Hahah thanks! And yes we will have to!

It was definitely a crazy experience! We had so much fun though!🤩

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Thank you! So much fun!

Thank you! And we agree Walmart was definitely the way to go!!

Hahah thank you! And it was very cold but so fun!!

Amazing!! We loved the finger lakes! And we heard all about that haha! Snow is so fun!!

Thank you! And yes! Sooo much snow!!

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It was so fun!! There are adventures to be found in everyday :)

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Hahah it was definitely an experience!! We are so glad we stayed for it! And I’m Glad we pronounced it right hahaha some city names we aren’t always 100% on! And that sounds so fun! Niagara Falls is beautiful!

That’s some good info! We were actually in the heavily affected area the night of but decided to move before the storm came in so we weren’t completely stuck. Being from Florida, it was an event we had to experience and we also had a flight out of a day or two after the storm.

Right!? It was incredible😍😍

We were in Hamburg and played it smart!

Hey there!!

Well we do live in a camper so we pretty much camp 24/7 haha

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We had a flight out of Buffalo the next day or so! We also wanted to experience it.

Could have just gone to Toronto it never snows this much there close by

Very cold! And very fun! Haha 😆

It’s honestly the best unless it’s endless cloudiness

I camp for extended periods of time in inclement weather. I don't have to concern myself about being in the sun, don't have to climb up to the roof to clean off the only charging system I have. Don't have to run the truck if the batteries get low at night. Never never have to put up with an uncomfortable cold or hot camper. I have a 3200 watt remote electric start generator on the front of the truck. I removed the onboard battery and wired it direct to the truck battery. Lots of power to get it started from my bed if I want. When running it charges up the truck battery. I have 110 unlimited any time. With the snow like you have I can run the generator for a few hours in the morning and a few hours before bed bringing the temp to where it's comfortable with AC or electric heat. In the last two years I have used a campground less than a half dozen times. I camp for longer than a month at a time off grid. Last year 6 week tour through Newfoundland with one night in a campground. Never had a solar array never will. Waste of good money.

We really love ours and have a fully electric camper with zero propane and have camped in negative temps for extended periods of time off grid. We have a generator that’ll top off the batteries on streaks of cloudy days but besides that, we don’t camp in campgrounds either. We can add a DC to DC which we already have to make keeping the batteries full easier but besides that, solar is everything we ever wanted

You have a generator what do you fuel that with? You talk about filling up your heater what do you fuel that with. How do you run your AC I took a 2007 Arctic Fox 811 four season camper. Converted all lighting to led. Added a 3000 watt pure sine wave inverter. I have 2 30lb propane tanks my fridge is full size for a truck camper and is 3 way. Replaced the two 12 volt batteries with two 6 volt golf cart batteries, less than half price of lithium cells. 6 years in use never left me stranded. Of course I have low battery alarms and all I do is remote start my 3200 watt generator. When the genny is running I use an electric heater. If that were to fail I have my propane furnace and this year I am looking into a small diesel heater. Hot weather is uncomfortable cold weather can kill. My generator is wired direct to the truck battery for start and charging. The generator has a 6 hour fuel tank and I found info on the web to convert it to run also from a boat portable tank. Estimated run time 3 to 4 days. My propane stove has a 3 burner cook top plus full oven. My truck alternator has a switch that will go to full charging my camper batteries if they are lower than the truck batteries. If your boondocking in the winter and I don't mean in some parking lot but out in the sticks and you get snowed in and have only one source of heat you could be in trouble. I don't have to climb on top to shovel off the snow in bad conditions. No I carefully thought out solar power but considering on a cloudy day, not even overcast your likely to loose half of your input. In the summer I like to camp in the shade, ops there goes that solar power again. Rain ditto. Night zero. I think without your generator you would be in trouble.

Who knows …. She’s sounds good though!

We were flying out of the area for Thanksgiving and decided it would be fun to experience something different!

We loved the snow and had so much fun experiencing the Lake Effect!