Definitely, it was amazing!!

Will do!

Yeah we actually considered doing that on our way back so that we could get a view from the sky, but ultimately opted for the boat ride again

Hello. The snorkeling was about $50/person. There were more than one option for snorkeling tours, but they all seemed to be about the same price

@@TheTrailNeverEnds Thank you

Here you can get all the schedules and prices belizewatertaxi.com/

The $57 was roundtrip from Belize City to San Pedro and back. It didn't include the trip from San Pedro to Caye Caulker

Yeah, that would have really sucked. Which is why I made sure to do a thorough check on everything before heading out on a trip like this. One consideration would be to make sure you grab the phone number of a gas station or the last stop you made along the way in case you need to get in touch with a local if something more serious happens along the way.

We agree!! Which is why we are thinking about buying in Belize 😁

We own a two bedroom condo north of the town. Residences at Barrier Reef.

Glad you like the video. The drive to Mountain Pineridge isn’t all that bad as long as the roads are dry. While we were there it had recently rained so there were a few spots that were really muddy, which can make it a bit tougher with just 2 wheel drive. My preference would have been 4WD, but were able to get by without. In regards to Caracol. We had read something similar, but after talking to some locals, they said that it’s not something to worry about. The drive is pretty long, so try and leave early to maximize your time there.

I actually didn't entirely do my homework before heading down there and just brought the drone with me. When landing at the Belize City airport, they did do a scan of the luggage as we came in, but no one stopped us and asked us about the drone. However, when I was talking with someone who lives there and also owns a drone, he was surprised that they didn't confiscate the drone when I entered and hang on to it until I came back. From that conversation with the local, it sounded like it would be easier to bring it in if you were driving into the country as opposed to flying in. I'd say if you didn't want to risk it, probably best to leave it behind. I did see that in general if you wanted to bring it, it needed to be authorized by the BDCA and only for professional purposes contracted by some local business. Which is unfortunate as there is some amazing views to be had from a drone there.

In Belize the drone is forbidden, you have to have a permit to pass it through customs, if they find out they supposedly take it away from you. I have two drones in Belize and I use them very often.

It’s always fun to play with sounds effects 😜

@thetrailneverends , don’t listen to this idiot. You’re doing a great job. The risk of creating and building is that you put yourself at the judgment of people who only know how to critique but don’t know how to create. If you enjoy making videos keep it up! Thanks for showing us your work

Always welcome the feedback. We’ll keep that in mind as we make our future videos

🤣 I never want to see another bolt and nut again Never again

@@TheTrailNeverEnds Too bad you don’t have a Bunch of Amish near you…they would had it done in one day and with out renting any equipment

Thanks. It’s been much more work than expected

Good guess, but actually Chris is a Gemini and Ruth is a Taurus 😁

Thanks for the comment and for subscribing. The remodel we are doing of the bottom floor area will become our primary living space. It still doesn't provide much space for friends and family who may come visit though. The cabins allow us to have a place for our guests and perhaps airbnb guests to stay at in the future.

In regards to the question on the tent. I think perhaps you are referring to the older roof top tent that I was using for awhile on the top of my Jeep? That was fine for weekend type of trips, but not as great for longer trips; which is why we went to the tear drop trailer for our trip up to the Arctic. The popup tent we used on that trip worked great for escaping from the bugs.

@@TheTrailNeverEnds Thanks! yes I was referring to the white 4 sided pop up you purchased in alaska in desperation. There are larger 5 sided ones but weight is an issue always with teardrop and jeep. if the 4 sided tent worked for you, we will go that way. good luck with the project! let me know when to sign up for your AirBNB ;-)

@@NEWHAMPSHIREGUY Got it. I think the one we picked up there on that trip worked out great for us. I don't think we would need one any larger. It was plenty big for even fitting around a picnic table if needed.

@@TheTrailNeverEnds exactly what i wanted to know. Thanks!

That’s awesome that you were able to make it there and back with very little damage. I think as long as you have good tires and a decent running rig then you should be ok.

Welcome back! Our dream is to adventure abroad one day. Would love to make it to Scotland! You’ve got some beautiful scenery there.

@@TheTrailNeverEnds we no got the very busy “NC500” There is web page about it. Travelling the north of Scotland on scenic roads, some with passing places.

Yeah it was an awesome spot. A surprise actually as I’d pinned the location some time ago and didn’t remember until we realized we really needed to get outside. The tiny home project is still waiting for approval and the LMTV, well that’s on the back burner for now. Definitely lots of fun though! Glad you enjoyed the video!

@@TheTrailNeverEnds understand and thanks for the update.. manage the projects that can be managed at one time . we still love all your videos and will be tuning in! we will be in oregon this fall to pick up our teardrop and head back to the east coast. our first time in that area!

We did that last year around the beginning of July

It’s so beautiful up in Canada. Couldn’t recommend it more. Depending upon how much time you have, you could also stop off at Banff. Our trip was the first three weeks of July and the weather was amazing. The mosquitoes not fun though

@@TheTrailNeverEnds Where did you start your trip from? Was your entire trip 3 weeks or the just portion in Canada? We would be starting in Toronto.

@@philrebekah4286 We started in Seattle Washington. The entire trip was just 3 weeks, as that was all we could take at the time. That was a bit rushed. If you can afford more time, highly recommend taking it.

I have the same challenge. I’ve tried all types of knee braces. I ended up with using the simple ones you saw in the video. Here is the Amazon link to them. I have had good luck and has allowed me to hike much further. IPOW 2 Pack Knee Pain Relief & Patella Stabilizer Knee Strap, Patellar Tendon Support Strap, Knee Brace for Running, Hiking, Soccer, Basketball, Jumpers Knee, Tennis, Volleyball & Squats a.co/d/40kty08

Thank you very much. There are a lot of videos about waterfalls,but the video you unloaded are even phenomenal I haven't been there yet, but I will definitely try it. I wish you good health. Thank you again. ^^

We did our trip last summer in July

Loved the videos, how long was your trip??

@@davidmurillo2854 we did it in 3 weeks. It felt a bit rushed, but it was all we could afford. If you can spare more time I’d recommend using as much as you can. So much to see along the way.

Haha. It was a nice relief to see the sun for a change. The snow storm we hit in Oregon was nerve wracking, but glad we didn’t have to deal with that all night.

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The biggest issue we ran into with the trailer was condensation. We were camping in some pretty cold temps and it would always have lots of condensation on the inside. Not all that surprised considering that the walls are just a single layer of plywood. I'm sure any of the teardrop trailers that are constructed this way will have the same issue. I'm thinking down the road of swapping the box out with something that is insulated. But that will have to come after all the other projects we have going on. Having the 180 awning was a life saver in the rain though. A definite must have.

Indeed they are. Just hope that people continue to take care of them as I know it can get dirty sometimes

I liked it too the no talking. Camping was more enjoyable not having to think about what to say. Not that I ever say much anyway.

Yeah this area is a great one. Where are some of your favorite spots?

@@TheTrailNeverEnds I usually go up around the darrington area and lately have been hitting sauk mountain, beautiful up there

Yeah. Lots of dead trees for sure. I brought my chainsaw with fully expecting to have to use it but luckily someone had already did most of the work.

Trying to think back to what it cost. Don’t think it was all that bad. Maybe $20 Canadian

Take more time for sure. I think we could have easily done 6 weeks and still have more to see. Also, better mosquito repellent. I now know how to better prepare for those bloodsuckers.

Bugs were getting better the further South we went. Which we were super thankful for

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it. We have so many more trips to share. Still playing catch-up

Yeah. Need to install an inverter and then I could use it off the batteries. They probably wouldn’t last very long though

@@TheTrailNeverEnds you're right, it probably sucks too much power.

Yeah. Great spot for kayaking in the summer months

On the Jeep I was running the BFGoodrich ALL-TERRAIN T/A® KO2. They were also pretty much new. So no issues with those tires. On the trailer they are a Cooper Mud Terrain tire. I forget the exact model, but they too held up really well. As for pressure. I dropped the Jeep's tire pressure down to somewhere between 20-22 psi. I didn't really adjust the pressure on the trailer

Thanks. Glad you liked it

Glad you enjoyed the video. So many fun ones coming soon

Thanks for the comment. It continues to inspire us to get out and capture more