Lol the tide swings here everyday regardless of the time of year. Later on the season the river gets to high an covers the pools. Reminder the pools are on private land, keep it clean or the tubs are being removed by land owners.

@@TineyGrouse oh cool great to know. Thanks for the tips and Yah def we need to all do our part and clean up!

Thats awesome!! My van definitely has been struggling with the cold, its been getting to around -2 lately and its been hard to get the van started because of how cold it is! Plugging it in helps though. If i got a heated blanket or a diesel heater the nights would be a lot more doable.

@@marcianastasia5564 Marci, I am assuming that is the diesel ( you have probably said before ) since you are having issues starting it at the freezing point. I was wondering if you have had the glow plug system checked out in case either one or more glow plugs have failed or the solenoid that powers them or other issues with the electronics controlling the system. In most diesels that have glow plugs, they typically really rely on them to start if its cool at all so if they are not working it becomes impossible to start although as you mentioned plugging in the block heater will certainly help a lot although I have engines on the farm which still won't start unless those glow plugs are working. Also you need good batteries, good battery cable connections, diesel fuel that isn't starting to gel due to it being summer grade and attempting to use it during the winter, even the engine oil viscosity for the colder temps. If the glow plugs are actually functioning as it gets colder one has to cycle the key more then once to activate them and build heat in the cylinders before even attempting to crank the engine over. I'd be curious what you find out if you do some checking on your van ( armed with some knowledge and a volt meter I expect you would be able to test to see if power is getting to them with the help of someone to cycle the key while the meter lead is on a glow plug and the other lead on a known ground ). Apparently there are a few known issues within that system on those vans that are known to fail, if it can be sorted out without going to the "stealership" that is the question !. Of course now you will inform me its a gas engine .... LOL.

I’m glad you liked the video! 😊 Thanks for all your support I really appreciate it!!

Merci 😊😊

Yes! Thank you 😊

Rough times just make the good times even better :) & friends definitely help too during hard times

Yeah the moment fall hits it’s basically raining everyday. I am used to it but it can definitely get gloomy!

It’s a 2003 sprinter van, and 170,000

Haha yeah me neither, & yes the key was ridiculous. Thanks :)

Thank you!

Thanks! That’s awesome I love having a water dog 😊

Thank you! Haha yeah I’m sure it didn’t look very dirty to anyone but myself, I’m a bit of a neat freak

Yeah my thoughts exactly

Haha do I say it like that too?

@@marcianastasia5564 Yeah, it's not as exaggerated as when it's spelled that way, but it's definitely different that in the U.S. where the emphasis is on "out" ("owt"). We had a Canadian family live with us for about six months back some 15 years ago, and I picked up on it then. I guess it's more like "aboat". It's the one way I can tell an English speaker from Canada from one in the U.S.

Oh wild, yeah that makes sense - when I worked with a bunch of Australians they told me my Canadian accent was very thick and I couldn’t believe them because to me a thick Canadian accent is very different than mine haha but I am Canadian so what do I know. it all sounds normal to me

Yeah exactly, just gonna feel it out & see how it goes

Thanks! Yeah idk I’ll test out this name and see how it feels

Thank you!!