Exploring somewhere New with my Tiny Cargo Trailer Camper Conversion

[@zacharyhooley]

You are a master of gadgetry Joel. 🏆 and that was a serious amount of work in all your camera angles and editing; was fun to see your cargo trailer conversion in action!

[@JoelTremblayCA]

@@zacharyhooley thanks for the kind words!

[@jaystewart9947]

Nice place to R&R. Thanks for taking us along. And congratulations on your goal of becoming an Architect! 👍

[@JoelTremblayCA]

@@jaystewart9947 thanks for following along!

[@doghousexpeditions]

Having the camera mounted to the chuck box makes for a real nice angle!

[@JoelTremblayCA]

@@doghousexpeditions I thought it was pretty neat! The overhead view gives me 3rd person video game vibes!

[@DuceCarrollme4]

Congrats that's awesome

[@lynn437]

Congratulations on your achievement, Joel! Perhaps a well placed fishing net would have caught the drone. 😉

[@JoelTremblayCA]

Yeah in hindsight, I should've thought a bit more about the extraction process lol.

[@wrxs1781]

Well done on your accreditation Joel, and a good video with beautiful scenery, also your drone mishap is quite common. I had the same situation and was not giving up on my 1k drone, and an extendable painters pole from the tire saved the day. Good luck in your career.

[@JoelTremblayCA]

Thank you! These little drones are quite robust to say the least lol.

[@danielcopp6773]

Congratulations Joel!!! And, thanks again for another great vid, glad the drone is saved!! I hate the bugs too, especially the horse/moose flies. I recently bought some clip-on dragonflies (that are supposed to repel them) but haven't tried them yet - heading out camping tomorrow - Bay of Fundy area - hope they work!!! Cheers!!

[@JoelTremblayCA]

@@danielcopp6773 thanks for following along!

[@ronb6095]

GOOD WORK YOUNG MAN.

[@lenward474]

Cant.beat us northern ontarians. Life is good...water,dog,beer,sunset....and twenty zillion skeeters!

[@JoelTremblayCA]

@@lenward474 100%!!

[@chownzi2461]

I live near north bay too i love crown land camping so many good spots around us

[@JoelTremblayCA]

@@chownzi2461 yeah there is a ton of crownland spots to explore!! Not enough time.

[@larryboekeloo5514]

Congrats Joel on your great accomplishment! Thanks for the video too!

[@TUNDRALU]

Hey Joel.. great video buddy.. off tomorrow to the east coast to do the same.. fly solo! lol thanks again for those points of interest and places to see.. will definitely look them up! cheers!

[@JoelTremblayCA]

Awesome Paul!! Have a safe trip. Enjoy the drive, it's beautiful.

[@davidclinton425]

KEEP LIVIN THE DREAM

[@stew4656]

Great video but most of all ... congrats on your certification! 👍

[@JoelTremblayCA]

@@stew4656 thank you!

[@ReelLifeWithMike]

Always love these videos. keep them coming

[@JoelTremblayCA]

@@ReelLifeWithMike thanks for watching! Hope all is well with you

[@sharondomier3197]

Thanks for a lovely video. Your pup did great. Hopefully the drone is okay. Accidents happen but they can be expensive.

[@JoelTremblayCA]

@@sharondomier3197 thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed. So far so good, the drone seems to be working

[@philipgagne1852]

That's awesomeeee that road you took in.. my parents live there!! Such a nice spot! Grew up going there and have been there many many times camping etc.

[@JoelTremblayCA]

@@philipgagne1852 that's too cool! A very beautiful place for sure.

[@DebbieGallant-y4u]

Looks amazing enjoy

[@JoelTremblayCA]

@@DebbieGallant-y4u thanks for watching

[@louiskudlak2256]

Great spot buddy, one of the negative things with camping by water is the bugs, 1st world problems 😂

[@JoelTremblayCA]

@@louiskudlak2256 agreed! I'm fortunate that this is my worries, could be a lot worse.

[@mjenkins2251]

Enjoyed the video and congrats on the certification. You’ve probably heard of it, but just in case you haven’t, I’d highly recommend a Thermacell for the bugs - particularly mosquitoes. I’m a firm believer. Another question - I don’t recall, but what did you use to keep your door at a 90 deg when opened. I have the same door on my conversion build and considering a couple of options. Thanks and look forward to the next one.

[@JoelTremblayCA]

Thanks for following along. I do have a thermal cell and use it quite regularly, but honestly in northern Ontario it's a loosing battle. For the door, I simply use a piece of wood. It fits perfectly in the gap when opened, preventing it to close. I have the chain above set a bit tight with the spring so it clamps against that piece of wood. Super simple and works like a charm!