Boondock in a Motorhome (TIPS AND TRICKS) Full Time RV

[@seamist9859]

I always used my outdoor shower to wash my hair using natural biodegradable shampoo and soap.I use a pop shower tent and bottle water to wash up. Those shower tents are so worth it if your boon docking. Keep your bottled water for washing in the back of the truck and it will stay warm in summer. Cost for me 70 cents a day. For bottled water. You can refill the empty bottles and reuse if need.

[@rebeccaflagler2629]

What you have said is IMPORTANT, THANK YOU .🎆🌻👍

[@PidasianHippie]

If I were to ever join Harvest Hosts, I would have to avoid the breweries and wineries because after a tasting I would end up spending more money than if I stayed at a motel for the night. 🤣🤣🍾🍺

[@todayissomeday]

OMG! This is so true!

[@raymondclark1785]

we have spent more at a HH winery than we would have for a campsite but they made unique gifts for our moochdocking host later :)

[@deborahwestoby4084]

Loved this but especially the Hebrews sign near your coffee pot! High five!!! I love your videos! Many blessings on your travels. Hope to meet you on the road sometime!

[@davidsprygada4550]

Great info on the electrical and water side of things. We are spoiled having a desalinator and unlimited gray water discharge being on a boat. But I can relate with the electrical balancing act, even with 600 watts of Solar and 675 Amp Hrs of battery. SV No More Mondays.

[@marshaadams5501]

Omgosh! You just took me back about 25 years! Moss Point, MS! I don’t have fond memories of that little town due to a terrible smell from the paper mill that was there back in the 90’s! My hubby is/was a Plank Owner of Naval Station Pascagoula and we lived in that area for 3 years. He loved the duty station-I hated the weather! Nothing worse than having two small sons confined to the house for days on end due to rain and high humidity! Thank God for the indoor Play Places! When it wasn’t raining there was definitely a lot to explore. Thanks for sharing!

[@todayissomeday]

It can be pretty thick there in the summer and the mosquitos can carry you away!

[@duanebuck193]

If people are curious as to what their items draw, you can purchase a "kill-a-watt" tester that allows you to see the actual amp/watt draw of your items (up to 15 amps). This shows you exactly what each item is using, allowing you to better plan your consumption and how long you can estimate your power will last.

[@raymondclark1785]

or when at a metered campsite turn off everything except what you would be running on battery. Don't forget the converter. Write down the meter readings over 24 hours and do the math

[@cintiafranz9353]

I really like to watch you guys.

[@susananderson618]

We were at Gulf Gator Ranch the early part of April on our way headed to South Dakota, we loved it! What a great attraction and Tim the airboat capt was amazing. Loved the airboat ride and entire attraction. We are big fans of Harvest Hosts. Another great video, we boondock in our toy hauler, we do not have a residential refrig.

[@todayissomeday]

I am glad you had a good time!!! Tim was the best!

[@frankcates3909]

Helpful hints you've shared. Generators work great at construction sites. Inverters work well for RVers, Campers., boondockers, moochdockers. Unplugging appliances is a good point too & going to the breaker box to lighten the power load. I have to impliment that next time. Do you strain the dishwater to be certain that no food particles go into that gray tank? Not so important going in the black tank. I hear you on that: 'you don't have to buy anything at Harvest Hosts'. However I had a conversation with a HH operation that grows a fruit/veg product. He got hyper, very hyper, when in no uncertain terms he said: 'I hate it when people come in here and don't reciprocate by buying something.' He went on & on & on. So I know what you said, but most of them are unhappy with you if you don't give back. I'm willing to give back, but it's less than businesslike when an establishment makes one feel uncomfortable by using a heavyhanded style of conversations at the outset. That place shall remain nameless. I enjoyed your video coverage on BOONDOCKING from way back on 4/13/19... How did I miss that one?! Your presentation style where both of you take equal parts in your videos is nice. It's informative, enthusiastic, modulated, with warm reflection between you two. Have either of you had public speaking experience? Thanx, Frank with my Silver Conestoga Wagon from New England.

[@todayissomeday]

We don't have a dishwasher. We agree on the Harvest Host claim. 99% of RV'er will normally buy something while there.

[@SuperSushidog]

Another tip to greatly reduce generator run time, if you like to boondock a lot is adding solar. Solar has gotten a lot cheaper than it was just a few years ago making adding a worthwhile amount of solar practical. I added 620 watts of solar to the side of my motorhome about a year and a half ago. Now I only have to run my generator for air conditioning and microwave. It paid for itself in just a few months and we now have free limited electrical power for life. Next year we will be adding a big solar system (3,240 watts of solar + 14.5 kwh of batteries) that will allow us to run a mini-split heat-pump, microwave, etc. without generator use at all, giving us unlimited electric power. Of course it will take 4-5 years of FT use to payback a system of this size ($8k.) But it's not just about the money saved, it is also about the convenience and freedom of having off grid power anywhere we go in our home on wheels, without the noise and smell. There are times when you'd like to have AC but can't run your generator because of rules or common courtesy to your neighbors. For coffee while boondocking we use a little percolator like this one so we don't need to run our genny to make coffee. www.lifeandhome.com/products/texsport-13215-stainless-steel-percolator?LaH_Bing&Ad%20group%20%231 We have used it for many years and it works great. Since water is a limiting factor when boondocking, we carry an extra 15 gallons in our toad in 3 - 5 gallon water bladders which gives us a total of 105 gallons. This is usually sufficient for a typical 14 day stay (the BLM limit). If we find ourselves running a little low we can go get water without having to move our motorhome. If our gray tank gets full, we filter our gray water and let some of the clean, food particle free water trickle on the ground, where it is safe and legal to do so (such as dispersed camping in the desert or forest). We then backflush our gray filter at the dump station, flushing the captured particulates when dumping the bulk of our waste, to extend filter life. In areas where this is impossible, we have a blue waste tote to cart off and dump our excess gray water at a sanitary dump station, if needed.

[@todayissomeday]

We added 1200w of solar in Dec of 2019.

[@MrWilfredoSantiago]

I liked the alligator park. You are seriously making me think about harvest host. The more you guys post the more I learn. Grateful to have you as friends. You guys are still my favorite military retired RV couple.

[@todayissomeday]

We are the lucky ones!! I hope you guys are both doing well! We do love HH! We will be stoping at more places this summer........hopefully a lot of farms!

[@anniegogogone1806]

Man that gator farm looked wicked! Thanks for the info. Another funny video!!

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks. It was cool and different.

[@kimporter9171]

A suggestion for the coffee, try the pour over method instead an electric pot. I bought a carafe style pour over, which holds about 2 large travel cups worth of coffee. If I have extra I pour into a thermos to keep hot. What about warming your food up on the stove instead of the microwave. The way we did it before microwaves. Thanks for another great video!

[@todayissomeday]

We have thought about a coffee press but havent made the jump yet.

[@kimporter9171]

@@todayissomeday I tried the French press but didn't care for it. If you get the small pour over that fits on your cup there is less clean up involved. I made my change to prepare for being on the road. We leave to go fulltime June 1st. I wanted something simple, didn't take power & easy to clean.

[@ToriLynnH]

Generator for coffee? Uhhhh For shame.

[@davide8629]

We have an old percolator pot for boondocking and a Keurig for electric sites. Percolator coffee is awesome!!

[@garyreed354]

you also can get a 12v coffee machine at any flying J

[@camperab]

Thanks for your videos. I do something similar like "Harvest Host" in Europe. In Germany it's called "Landvergnügen" , in France "France Passion". AND: I love eating the good foods, too. These farms - most have got only 2 - 5 places for motorhomes - offer cheeses, wines, breads, different kinds of meat...., sometimes they run a small restaurant. The majority do organic farming, which makes tasting a must. On the other hand, the luxury of dump stations, electric hookups etc. cannot be found there. But you find pure nature. Herzliche Grüße aus Deutschland.

[@todayissomeday]

That is very interesting. I didnt know there was something over there. Thanks for sharing. I would love to RV in Europe.

[@maritimerschasingthesun]

We love the Harvest Host program as well! Together with Boondockers Welcome, there are so many ways to spend time off the grid...and do stuff that isn't traditionally camping experiences 😀 - Rob

[@todayissomeday]

We agree completely!! So unique with awesome people

[@JonniesJourney]

Just found your channel how fun. I am a full time nurse counting down the days till retirement and on the road life. Seems like forever.

[@todayissomeday]

Sweet!! Hopefully, time will fly by. See ya out there

[@shoerock1]

Wait a minute....no bloopers?.. that's the best part of your videos.....no it isn't... thanks for all you two do to inform those like me that are thinking of RVing.

[@todayissomeday]

We dont always screw up......ok we do! lol

[@ronayala5393]

After watching a couple of your videos, we have decided to subscribe. We are newbies in a Class A. We like your content and the well delivered information. Looking forward to your future videos and we get caught up on your past videos

[@todayissomeday]

Welcome aboard!

[@jorinjajr]

To save power you should turn off your inverter. Don't mess with the coffee pot and microwave. I have a 2000 Watt inverter and it draws 2 Amps while in standby with no AC loads running. If you leave yours on all the time that's a lot of power. I only turn my inverter on when I need the Microwave and don't have shore power. There are more sophisticated systems to monitor your battery. A system with a Shunt that measures Amp Hours into and out of your Battery. It can display a running total or a percent of charge remaining. Much more accurate than the difference between 12.5 and 12.6 Volts. I enjoy your videos, they have a high production value and are well done!

[@todayissomeday]

We have a residential fridge so we have to keep it on while boondocking.

[@sadiejosiemom]

You guys are having so much fun! When you were in the boat I was thinking "where's their life jacket" followed immediately by this thought "oh if they go overboard they're getting eaten by gators so it doesn't matter" - LOL!!

[@todayissomeday]

Baahahahaha! You are right! Our problem would be the gators since the water at its deepest was 8 inches!! lol

[@scbeer1]

The more I learn about Harvest Host the sooner I want to join. My wife and I have not roamed to far from home yet in our Tiffin Wayfarer, but we do tend to stop for lunch at breweries anyway!

[@todayissomeday]

Sweet! Let us know if you find a must see HH!

[@wantsomething3319]

NICE opening shots on this one! Music was a good choice too. Good job on this whole video, even the "non existing" bloopers, thanks. Jayman...

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks so much Jayman!! The music is so difficult for me...I changed it so many times for this video.

[@gypsysue5267]

@@todayissomeday yes loved the video :) and the music as well,, i never have heard that song before but would love to know the name of it

[@todayissomeday]

@@gypsysue5267 Thanks! The songs are listed in the description

[@elizabethlarose3632]

Pulling all plugs or appliances so it does not drain your battery reminds of when we were stationed in Italy. We lived on the economy and trained the kids to pull the plugs after using the tv. Otherwise, an expensive electric bill. Great tips for the RV. 👍

[@todayissomeday]

Right! It is smart no matter where you are. It does save electricity.

[@johnloboa5840]

We enjoyed your show. We are going to check Harvest Host. We like to eat and drink also😀

[@todayissomeday]

It is two of our favorite things! lol

[@davidrothbart8180]

Great info. We are doing a lot more boondocking and also love Harvest Hosts. Have fun, safe travels.

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks! Have fun out there!

[@monkeybutter48]

My neck of the woods. That's just down the road from me. Love the airboat.

[@Challway]

I just signed up with Harvest Host and that is one of the first stops I planned. And if you like the Gator ranch. Try the place in Christmas Florida for airboat ride and watch gators in the wild

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks! We will.

[@brihaver1951]

Super cute couple! Reassuring to know there are amazing folks such as yourselves out there protecting our country. Lovely music. I have subscribed 👍

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks so much and welcome!!

[@justmona9647]

I was impressed y'all tried the boondocking a little more. A great way of saving water is what my dad called military showers... That's where you get wet, turn the water off, soap up and rinse off at 5 minutes max. Since my grandma always told him you shouldn't wash your hair but every 3 days we got an extra 5 minutes then😊 Oy😎 Flushing you're so be water into your black tank is a great idea: it helps keep your lines Dawn clean 👍👍 there are all kinds of amazing things you can see when you are boondocking and it's well worth the inconvenience!

[@todayissomeday]

We are both prior Navy so we know all about Navy showers! We talk about in our last video. I havent washed my hair daily in ages because it dries it out so that helps with boondocking. I schedule it accordingly! lol

[@justmona9647]

@@todayissomeday Cool. Sorry I must have missed that video😦

[@todayissomeday]

@@justmona9647 No Problem!

[@clarencewelker7560]

Yummy Blond LOL , what about a coffee pot on the stove? Great videos always looking forward to the next one!

[@darisanshanger1616]

Wow!! These places you guys are seeing look Amazing!! I would Love the Gator ranch!! So cool.

[@todayissomeday]

It was fun!

[@WhiteFox011]

Great tunes on this video!

[@shellyohara3379]

We are new to all of this and we haven’t tried boondocking yet but I am loving all the information that you two have shared. Thank you so much for the great videos.

[@todayissomeday]

Our pleasure!

[@brendanwalsh1675]

Fantastic music, videography, and content! Great to see all of the details of how you moniter your systems! Safe and happy travels! Brendan & Lena

[@todayissomeday]

Thank you so much. Music is the hardest part for me and this one was really tough. I changed the music over and over.

[@johnbrah4182]

OK liking your channel more and more...never knew what boondocking was until my Daughter changed duty stations from ALASKA to South Carolina, now with the new trailer trying to absorb as much as possible. i have written down all the info on different site but really like the info you share as well as some of the other u tubers.. who know someday when I grow up I'll add that to the list of things "to do"...wanted to ask about portable Backup Lithium battery units...any info about them? good, bad or indifference. haven't see any video's yet so don't know if I haven't searched right or this is something you haven't covered...Thanks GMG2

[@lindarose2837]

Yep Philz, that's your line. Stacy stole it because she knows a good thing when she hears it😊Those were some huge gators - wowsers! Thx for the follow-up from the video last week about what you do with the dishwater. Excellent idea to put it in the black tank. Helps to stop things from piling up 😉 Continued safe travels to you guys!

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks Linda!!

[@MA-jr8hj]

We have found that not all harvest hosts are free. Of course, at the wineries, we buy wine, but nobody makes us. We just went to Anchorage Botanical Garden, and were told that we both had to pay the entry fee to use our Harvest Host "free" night stay. Maybe we would have gone to the garden anyway, but there went a chunk of our budget that we didn't plan on. One thing to buy something at a winery or farm because you choose to, and another to be told that you have to pay whether you want to go in or not.

[@todayissomeday]

I have never heard this before. Thanks for sharing.

[@MA-jr8hj]

@@todayissomeday As a follow up to my comment, I just checked the Harvest Host site and both my review, and another review that mentioned having to pay at that host, were both deleted from the reviews. That makes me skeptical of the hosts that have only glowing reviews posted.

[@sunshinedeb]

I'm new to your channel and I'm loving it!!...I don't have a RV I have a van that I'm converting but I'm still enjoying the videos that you are putting out, glad I stumbled across you guys!! 🤗💕✌️

[@todayissomeday]

Welcome! So glad you found us. Van conversions are super cool! Enjoy and we will see ya out there.

[@coloradowing8518]

I know you're among many RV tips/tricks channels here, but how can I go wrong with advice from a fellow squid. Go Navy! While I want to trust and grasp your "today is someday", I feel like I've still got one more year at my aerospace company, so I'll take the next year to listen, learn and plan with all the help you have to offer. REALLY interested in the lower cost campgrounds, especially your tips about Army Corps of Eng's, Harvest Hosts and Boondockers Welcome. Keep bringing it and thanks for sharing!

[@todayissomeday]

Even if you are still working you can still make today someday your own way. Do what you can today. There are always things you can do close to home. Maybe even places you have driven by over and over and always say you are going to check out. Just dont put off really 'living' until next year. Its a terrible trap!

[@coloradowing8518]

Nah, we're already 60 and it's too late to have fun and enjoy our lives, or what's left of them. Thanks though! Of course I'm kidding. I was talking of hitting the road in our RV like you two. We do enjoy being outdoors and have a lot of fun together. Biking, motorcycling (Goldwing), tubing local rivers, kayaking wherever we are camping, etc. Look forward to more of your videos!

[@todayissomeday]

@@coloradowing8518 Get on it!!

[@dalemobley6671]

I am a new owner of a Tiffin Allegro Red and I have been trying to figure the battery situation out. This helped a lot thank you..

[@todayissomeday]

You are so welcome!! It gets easier! Promise!

[@LanceMcCormick]

Cool HH stops, gator park look like fun! We are doing HH stop next week at an Ostrich farm!

[@todayissomeday]

That sounds cool too.

[@deanwebster]

Great tips & video! You guys are awesome...but always enjoy the bloopers :)

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks Dean! Hope you are doing well.

[@ridingtheroad185]

Great video! So right, the more you do it the better you get and practicing when you have a backup at home or a park if a good idea at first.

[@todayissomeday]

Right! Just jump in.

[@terrywhalen3555]

Great tips.. thanks I look forward to that harvest host and do the air boat ride.

[@todayissomeday]

Let us know what you think

[@lisauntethered8059]

I’ve been to Bayou Teche twice - one of my favs!

[@todayissomeday]

Isnt the pizza amazing!

[@ronmcdaniel1583]

No bloopers? Still have a smile for a mile! Thanks

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks for hanging out with us!

[@cristolmetro5092]

Thank you so much for all that information on the music. Keep living the dream

[@granneeanneestravelingbuck6592]

I love the airboat rides, did them a lot when I was Driving semi-truck. So much fun

[@todayissomeday]

Yes they are!

[@johannadelbusto7987]

Thank you so much! We have a Harvest Host membership and haven't been able to use it much, but definitely looking forward to it. Planning to stop in LA and Mississippi and my husband definitely wants to try the barrel aged beer 🤠🍻. Thank you for taking us in your adventures.

[@clarkspacificadventures8066]

You guys rock! Great video. I like your anchor in the passageway. I finally understand how battery management really works....I have watched several other videos on electrics that were more technical that I couldn’t understand as well. Thank you, I finally get it!!! BZ and SF from your Marine fan.

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks! I actually made the anchor for Phil's retirement. Everyone who came signed it and then I threw a coat of poly over the top. I am so glad the video was helpful! SF to you and thank you for your service!

[@SunsetSeekers]

Excellent video! We look forward to one day exploring some Harvest Host properties! Thanks for sharing!

[@waynehurlbut5388]

You guys are fun to watch. Looks like you are becoming more comfortable filming. Nice job.

[@todayissomeday]

We are trying and always hoping to improve.

[@lyndaphillips9064]

I use a French press for coffee. Much tastier than drip coffee. Great video. Thanks for showing your numbers. You clarified a few things for me. .

[@todayissomeday]

I have looked into this but havent pulled the trigger. Always on Liberty swears by hers!

[@thethortour2494]

Wonderful video, as always! Thanks for being specific with the numbers. We are debating lithium batteries and 200w “suitcase” portable solar, but this makes me more comfortable knowing we can go BD longer without that big investment. We’d def. need the TV Sunday nights from 9-10pm ... now that “Winter Is Here”! #GOT

[@todayissomeday]

We watch TV while boondocking and wouldnt think of missing a single GOT episode!! Not a chance. I would recommend boondocking a bit to learn exactly what you needs will be before buying solar/lithium. That way you dont over/under purchase. But it definitely is not needed for boondocking.

[@werebusydreaming]

I saw you pull into the Gulf Coast Gator Ranch and I thought “pass.” But after watching, well I got it on my list of stops. Great video.

[@todayissomeday]

It was fun! Not a pretty overnight but it was free and different.

[@Milesco]

@@todayissomeday (and Ronald) : That airboat ride looked like a lot of fun.

[@todayissomeday]

@@Milesco It was a blast.

[@ChickerysTravels]

Great video! Love the drone footage! I'm editing our Harvest Host video right now. Can't be too many on that subject, right? Love the gator ranch! What a cool one! We change plans regularly. Glad you found a great spot!

[@todayissomeday]

Hey lady!! Hope you guys are doing well. I can't wait to see you video and which HH you found. PS: We gotta get the word out so the more the merrier!!

[@wellsonwheels457]

Beauty of a class A is easy generator. We have 5 th wheel. We have generator but we have to pull it out 😆 . So rest stop lunches are little different. We actually use our stove a lot when boondocking. Along with percolator. Yes more dishes but I don’t mind. Maybe someday we will invest in an Onan generator. Love the Harvest Hosting ! ❤️

[@todayissomeday]

We all do what works best for us!! Sounds like you have it down

[@3DScaleScenes]

French Press...you won't go back to automatic drip. Plus, you can heat the water using your propane stove.

[@WhoaNellieRVAdventures]

Yep, well done video.

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks!

[@DinoCarroll]

Good stuff on boondocking at different Harvest Host spots!!

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks Friend.

[@clarkclarke]

Beautiful!!! Those gators were HUGE!!! LOL!!!! safe travels

[@todayissomeday]

They were!!

[@kkatmom]

Awesome video!! The videography and music worked great together. You seemed so very comfortable speaking into the camera. Does it feel more comfortable to you? I’m not on the road, YET!, however, when I am, I can see myself using this program. It sounds so interesting. Maybe not the gator farm so much, but museums and farms sounds amazing to me! So it’s great that there are so many different choices that they offer! I also think I would like to boondock more than being on the grid. I will definitely need solar and lithium batteries. However, you are absolutely right, you don’t NEED it by any means. Oh I’m glad you left some bloopers in! You’re both so good at playing off of each other. Thank you for sharing your Harvest Host boondocking adventures with us! Until next time... Donna

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks so much! It is getting easier to be behind the camera.

[@1950bobk]

Another good video. The gator farm is now on the "list" Thanks

[@todayissomeday]

Awesome! More HH to come especially up the east coast.

[@jackpinnell3204]

I have a love hate relationship with you two!!! I love what you are doing and I hate not being there!!! lol The air boat was awesome!

[@davidsprygada4550]

Nice video production. Where do you find the great melodic music you use for background use? Stay safe. No More Mondays.

[@overlandventures5924]

Another good vid, thx! We upgraded to a cpl Battle born lithium batts and a bigger (2000 watt) inverter /charger in our class C and it was kinda spendy but well worth it. 610 watts solar goes on the roof next month if the weather clears and warms about up here in the PNW. We have stress on power while unhooked anymore. And Battle Born extended me a military discount on the batteries which is always appreciated 👍! You guys have a huge fresh water tank... I'm I little jealous but Army guys are used to no showers sooo 😉 After all those years, I've trained my body not to stink... Ha. Go Army!. Ps- charge all things via 12v sockets or hard wired USB off the batteries and not thru the inverter. Save at least 2x the power.... See ya on the road!

[@todayissomeday]

Good call on the 12v to charge the phones! We hope to switch to BB eventually but not in the budge quite yet. Thank you for your service! BTW I joined the Navy so I could shower! lol

[@garyreed354]

i use inverter for coffee two led asid bat runs mic wave for 20 mins 800wts backed potatoes take battery to 12.10 on load

[@garyreed354]

also if you want a trick to make coffee while you are driving open up you coffee machine and bypass or disconnect the digital part set it up for coffee and plug into the inverter and use the remote to turn on the inverter and it will make the coffee when ever u turn on the inverter and if u put a timer on it it will go off in 10 or 15 min how ever u want

[@christinapittsley786]

Love the shirt! I'm a Gryffindor too!

[@todayissomeday]

No other house matters....

[@christinapittsley786]

@@todayissomeday Amen!

[@joeo7257]

I just moved you a little bit closer to TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND subscribers! Keep up the good work and please make a video about your new solar/lithium system.

[@todayissomeday]

Thank you so much!! Welcome to the channel.

[@rickwheeler7480]

early in the morning, before 7 am we use a camp stove coffee pot on the propane stove

[@todayissomeday]

We dont have one of those.

[@camillacroxdale4976]

Y'all passed right by us. We live north of Lake Charles. Impressed with knowing how to say Bayou Teche. My oldest brother and his wife had a beautiful garden wedding along Bayou Teche. I was the flower girl. (I hated the dress and having my hair put up!)Lol

[@todayissomeday]

That is cool! I am assuming the wedding was many years ago and not yesterday! lol

[@camillacroxdale4976]

He's been married about 55 years now. Lol I'm the baby fo the family.

[@melissajohnson5670]

Phil: “We’re not Gucci by any means!” Haha I love you guys! 😂

[@tinaburns2680]

Another awesome video!! Keep 'em coming!!

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks!

[@JMyers9518]

Bayou Teche Brewing - You were literally around the corner from our property. Wish we had known.

[@todayissomeday]

Aww Man!! We would have let you buy us a beer! jk

[@boun_viaggio_usa9989]

Whoo Hoo! Harvest Hosts! Bring on the IPA!

[@todayissomeday]

You know it!

[@dat295]

I am thinking your engine alternator should be charging your house batteries. Based on your charging habits with the generator it seems the engine is not charging the house. It is common to have a selonoid go bad which may be worth checking. Great vids,

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks! We will check into that...

[@valeriemascaro2792]

We are just starting to look and gather information for our big move in 2 years, (sounds so far away). Anyway I have been watching a lot of tubes on all things RVing, I really love your videos. At first I thought I wouldn’t want to boondock but the more I see the more I think I really want to. We are thinking about a 36Ft. 5th wheel, I don’t want to go so big that we have trouble getting into places. How hard is boondocking? Is it tons of work? I just think I would rather be more secluded then in a park with a thousand people on top of me. I really want to see the National Parks and nature. Thank you for sharing your adventures with all of us, it is so helpful and encouraging for those of us trying to navigate this move. I would like to try and make the least amount of mistakes possible. I know we will make a lot but that is how you learn what works and what doesn’t but in my opinion fewer is better LOL.

[@todayissomeday]

Its not hard at all. You just have to do it a few times to learn how to conserve your resources.

[@susanmartinriecks1843]

Another great video! Thanks so much for the helpful information! And NEITHER of you is getting boring!

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks so much! You are so sweet.

[@markrogers577]

We just came through louisianna,and stayed at John schneider's home. A harvest host. We had a great time! Love your videos!

[@djmacks]

I usually run the generator while driving down the road to charge the batteries.

[@todayissomeday]

We have done that as well.

[@TheEveMatrix]

you should just get a rv dealer perfb one that made your rv, to remove the toilet and replace black water tank with another fresh water, Composting toilets are awesome

[@todayissomeday]

Phil is out when it comes to a composting toilet. Cant talk him into it.

[@TheHungryCubanAdventures]

Great information. Thanks for the video.

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks for popping over!

[@droflah76]

I use Percolator or French press. Better coffee I think....

[@kristinsterkenburg911]

Great video!! I feel so lost when it comes to understanding power. Thank you for the info! Can't wait to try out Harvest Hosts too!!

[@todayissomeday]

We were completely lost too when we first started! Now is is no bid deal. You will get it after a few times.

[@SD-xq3hh]

Enjoy your videos immensely - hope you don't mind a question concerning boondocking. What are the "rules" around marking "your spot" as still being used if you only have your home rig available for investigating the surrounding area. Just wondering since we don't have a tow vehicle to drive to trail heads that are in the area of where we want to boondock for several days. Any and all insight is welcomed and appreciated by this newbie couple. Safe travels!

[@todayissomeday]

Good question.....we have seen folks leave a char or two behind while scouting out spots. Just be prepared for them to "walk." I would leave something that you won't mind replacing if it comes up missing. Small orange cones would be a safe bet if I were to leave something behind.

[@CGVeteranFl]

Hi Guys! Steve

[@robertahightower5592]

Maybe get a camping percolator coffee pot. Stovetop. Uses just a little propane.

[@todayissomeday]

I have suggested that but Phil is very stubborn!

[@Blues2cool]

Hi guys we have been boondocking since last Tuesday. You know the AGS System on Ruby is a must use when BD. Also using paper products is a great way to conserve water, navy showers. Let's not forget lithium and solar. Changing out the chassis batteries and adding 2 more lithium iron phosphate batteries to the house. Would like to talk about parasitic draw on the chassis batteries some time if you get a chance. We are in Clarksdale MS until Monday.

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks Michael. Agree with the AGS. We do paper and Navy showers. We are working on a solar package now with hopes to have something to work with in the very near future. Haven't thought about changing out the chassis batteries as well....something else to ponder. Vet interested in talking about the draw. We travel tomorrow as well. Maybe tonight??

[@Blues2cool]

Where are you heading next?

[@minnipearls3633]

That was a fun video!

[@todayissomeday]

The air boat ride was awesome!!!

[@carolthiele190]

Great Video as always. Signed up for HH in Dec. and I don't have an RV ..yet! Planning on buying when I find one I love. I may rent one for a couple days just to use my HH.

[@todayissomeday]

Smart move to hold onto that price. You will save in the long run

[@tall14dude]

Love that coffee sign! (even though I don't drink coffee) 😆

[@joulemine]

Some great tips Phil! Yall need some lithiums if you want to boondock more. The are pricey up front, but cheaper over time. I'd be more than happy to help with a solar system one day whenever yall are ready! Or we can just grab some beers lol -Thomas

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks a ton! I just may take you up on both of those offers! We are working on a plan for lithium now. If we are in the same neck of the woods once we pull the trigger I'll let you now. Beers are always in the works!!!

[@garyreed354]

u guys need a popperfor charging baterys cheaper than genny or solar

[@brihaver1951]

Love the bloopers!! ❤️❤️

[@todayissomeday]

Thats the easy part.

[@keithbanks9294]

Phil looks good in this vid, bet you guys are visiting the mama about now hope all is well.

[@todayissomeday]

Yeah, Mom is a happy camper about now!

[@journey2fifty]

We’re going to our first harvest host in a few weeks!! Can’t wait :) great video

[@todayissomeday]

Awesome!! Have a good time.

[@jerryburwick3433]

I really like y’alls videos! My wife and I will be out there hopefully soon

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks for hanging out with us! Maybe we will see ya out there.

[@richardmccool3317]

I live 5 mile from the gator farm never been there, just shows you don't think about places near you. Come back to Miss. soon.

[@todayissomeday]

Isn't it funny how we never explore our own backyard.

[@cristolmetro5092]

Ok I have looked everywhere and can’t find a descriptions area. If you want to just let me know about that song I would appreciate it! Love what you guys are doing!

[@todayissomeday]

Music by Epidemic Sound Dreamers of the Shore by Volcan Peaks featuring Cody Francis Where Are You Now by Loving Caliber featuring Lauren Dunn The River's Gonna Cry When You are Gone by Loving Caliber If I Follow by Elias Naslin

[@brendaschroeder2166]

Enjoyed your video. Love you guys

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks so much Brenda. Good to see you again.

[@geolev1097]

Great information and well presented! Thanks for sharing.

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks for hanging out with us