Solo Car Camping in the Forest in My Tiny Car Conversion

[@fishwithcarl]

Now I wanna watch the next episode!!! YUM

[@johnrycroft3906]

It’s nice to see you two supporting each other

[@Falconer710]

@@johnrycroft3906 There Loverly young men there parents I bet are so proud ! They come from good stock love both channels

[@mattiemclean9882]

@@Falconer710 "they're" "lovely" .... "their" parents..... keep practicing and you will soon be commenting without idiots like me correcting you!

[@ianmaddams9577]

So long as it’s not sushi lol 😂

[@andyniblock5386]

I've always been fascinated by wagyu beef, cant wait to see how it turns out. I'm bloody starving now

[@JamesS221193]

Hey Alex, I have a couple of tips for sleeping in the car that may help you. I always found that running the engine and having the heating on full blast for a few minutes before bed time made all the difference throughout the night. I used this trick in the middle of winter up the north of Scotland and stayed warm all night. It may also be worth getting some wind deflectors for the front windows so you can have them opened slightly without any rain getting in, this and some car dehumidifier bags will help with the condensation. I'm sure thousands of people will have already told you but I think it would be really worth it for you to buy a van, even a short wheel base model will provide you so much more room for storage and sleeping in, plus there are a ridiculous number of van conversion videos on youtube that are really helpful. Whatever you decide to do I wish you all the best and will continue watching your journey!

[@just_alex]

Thanks for all the advise! Appreciate it!

[@Strange_Club]

Hi Alex, I've just been on my first car camping trip and will be releasing a video on it soon (on my other channel) - I was in a Skoda Octavia mk2 which with the trim level I have doesn't allow for the rear bench seat to be removed to make a bed so I slept curled up on my side on the fully reclined front passenger seat. I was pretty comfortable actually with a quilt, a blanket and a throw over me. It was 3 degrees Celsius outside but I managed to stay warm mostly. A hot water bottle was a nice touch. I also bought a cheap humidifier box from B&M for about £1.25 which absolutely worked and prevented any condensation at all. I have a USB stick with USB A connector on one side and Micro USB connector on the other side which I loaded with several movies and a few episodes of The Twilight Zone (80s revival). I also had a digital thermometer which allowed me to monitor the cabin temperature. Ran the aircon on hight heat just before bedtime. It took about 25 minutes to raise the temperature from 12 degrees C to 21 degrees. I woke up after about 3 hours as the cabin temperature dropped to 10 but I ran the engine and heating again for 30 minutes and made it nice and warm again before going back to sleep. You might prefer a french press or caffetier (sic) for your coffee, but personally I prefer the coffee from a Moka pot with freshly ground beans, which I preground before setting out. Alcohol wipes (from B&M) and kitchen roll were an amazing addition and allowed me to wash and dry up without water. One thing I would like to say to all car and van campers - if we all resolved to go one better than leave no trace, and actually did some litter picking at the sites we camped at, we might find that we were generally more welcome. My trip was half successful half fail and I came home on the second night as the excellent lay-by I had found earlier in the day, turned out to be the site for a busy kebab van in the evening and I couldn't be doing with that. Enjoyed the vid mate.

[@techkingdata9338]

Conversion vans aren't free maybe he's saving up for something he sure is saving a fortune camping in his vdub.

[@jacquelinewales302]

I never thought about turning the heating on for a bit b4 bed lol

[@justincase9888]

Sarcastic or stupid?

[@SmallMadame]

I love Alex's videos but I think he doesn't get enough credit for being hilarious in the most relaxing and unexpected ways! :) Keep up the good work!!

[@paulellam6926]

Reflecting on your comment about the forest and isolating yourself, I hike alone often, and beforehand wonder why I,m doing it, and almost talk myself out of it, but then always get my skates on and get amongst it, 20 mins in and then I realise why i love hiking alone, I do love hiking and adventures with others but in many ways enjoy it more alone.

[@ermao2715]

Very refreshing, natural, real life videos. Just discovered this channel and almost done watching every video you've made. Love all your adventures and who knew I would ever love mushroom videos!! 🤣🤣

[@kennyman9065]

This type of video isn’t uncommon on KZbin, but ones done to this standard in the UK are very rare!! Really enjoyed it!! Great work Alex, can’t wait for the next one 👍🏻

[@just_alex]

Thanks for the comment! :)

[@hookedonlurefishing]

Alex is no stranger to high quality KZbin, you're going to enjoy his journey :)

[@ryanbowes2852]

I’m not going to lie I didn’t think I would enjoy these videos but I think there brilliant I’m glad your following your dreams pal 👍

[@fishingmaster957]

What are all your face called cause I know one is called Charlie and that your coil and it’s gold but I don’t know the other ones

[@avers2457]

Same lol

[@Tin_Town]

I'm the opposite. I knew I was going to like Alex's channel and I've not been disappointed

[@davemartin8770]

Have you thought about roof bars and a roof box? Depending on budget either new or a visit to a scrap yard to see what might be repurposed. They seriously increase capacity and great for bulky things like camping chairs etc.

[@jimmycburfield5997]

Get a Citroen Belingo

[@michaelguthrie6985]

No idea the pleasure watching you brings. There is something about the minimal lifestyle that is so relaxing even when you don’t live it and are just watching it.

[@adamrbing]

Love reset time alone I know exactly why you do this 👍

[@paulheneke695]

A couple of bowls of uncovered rice should help with the condensation issues, the rice will absorb the moisture. It would probably help if you left the front windows open a mm or two as well, won't help with the cold though of course! Use your fishing sleeping bag that well be much better insulated than the duvet

[@TheDiner50]

The rice suggestion is just a waste of food. But cracking the windows and sleeping bag is just a must! No way it would be worse then sleeping in a tent in the mud!

[@jimmycburfield5997]

Good tip!!!!

[@waggledance91]

Little tip for your knives Alex, when scraping food off a chopping board into the pan use the top of the knife rather than the sharp side it will keep your knives shaper for longer

[@just_alex]

Cheers for that. Will use that tip! :)

[@nicksmith1567]

I just discovered Alex yesterday and I’m already hooked!! Been wanting to do these kind of videos myself and I think he just inspired me to start, look forward to more videos dude!!!

[@just_alex]

Thanks Nick. Glad you like the videos!

[@TheVanderfulLife]

Did you start in the end?? How's it going?!

[@welshman64]

Just before bed do I long walk or exercise , it will help to warm you up. Car camping means you can go anywhere and live in your car with out having to find a hotel. I love car camping in the rain and win, listening to rain on the car is so relaxing, when you are tucked up in bed.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🚙

[@Adam-fj9px]

Definitely agree on forests being atmospheric, especially if they're foggy or dark. One reason your bedding may be going yellow and you being so cold at night is the condensation in your car due to the windows being closed. Just like how it seems weird that you stay warmer with your socks off, you may find you're warmer if you leave a window slightly open. You'll definitely feel it more in summer when it's warmer out but even in winter you might feel a difference, keep it up 👍

[@gcarpmad]

Keep it up Alex fantastic job. Really like the rustic side of it all. If you leave a small gap in your windows your car won't get as damp as it does. The condensation only builds up because it cannot escape the atmosphere. It will make life more comfortable..

[@randolphmagee]

Hello.Just a couple of tips, when sleeping in the car leave a window or two slightly open,this should help with the condensation.Sleep in a sleeping bag in-between your duvet,you will be warmer,and take the legs off your bedside unit and stick a couple of velcrove strips on the bottom,this will stop it from falling over and give you more height on top.Great videos,All the best young man. 🎣😎👍

[@Abeyptfc]

Excellent video Alex, I love sitting watching your vids with a beer or two on a Sunday night. Mind and give me a shout if you are ever heading up to Skye. I hope no-one drove by when you had the knives out, they will think you are some sort of serial killer! take care big guy. all the best!

[@matthewpatterson9184]

I just love stuff like this and it's making me want to do the same. Brilliant stuff, Alex. Can't wait for the next episode.

[@just_alex]

Great, thanks Matthew!

[@oldgrunger5]

I couldn't do the car camping but totally appreciate the sense of adventure that comes with it . Hence why I'm living on a narrowboat !

[@DustyCustard]

Really hard to get a good night's sleep when you're freezing. Will get better when weather warms up. :) Re: condensation - it's attracted to the coldest surface (eg windows). So when you drive off, heat the car on full blast to atomize the moisture, then wind down the windows so the moisture escapes to the colder outside air. Keep doing that through the morning.

[@blogz]

Hat of for doing this but I now love my rooftop tent on top of my classic 1987 Landcruiser LJ70 even more than I did. Convenient, room for more than 1 (without having to sleep inside eachother) opens up possebileties for all kinds of things. I drag my boat behind this thing and can go fishing just about anywhere. And the offroady landcruiser can go just about anywhere you point it and will set you up with camping grounds that truly is lovely.

[@franj001]

Wales is amazing! The cliffhanger was quality. Imagine the same guy who drove past and saw your bedside table, came back when you were waving the knives around 😂

[@just_alex]

haha, he would have called the police!

[@vinnyvtec8722]

He probably thought Alex was going to fly tip lol (not knocking the bedside table, it's just most people don't have one in their boot, in the middle of nowhere, standing there with their boot open)

[@the_vanhattan_project1627]

Nice video 👍 dont worry the warmer weather is on its way 🌞 you only get one life so live it and remember " Life rocks when your home rolls"

[@just_alex]

Cheers!

[@crossjadam]

Loving these videos mate. I'm sure you're tired of hearing people telling you to get a van but realistically you could sell your car and easily have enough to get a decent van. I think in the end you will end up getting one anyway so why wait? Keep em coming!

[@just_alex]

Cheers Adam! :)

[@smitbar11]

Vans are on the expensive side and sought after at the moment, I know, I have two, one for my business and a Combo which is my private vehicle. The insurance is expensive on vans too, they get targeted by thieves a lot and tools get nicked from them, insurance firms consider them quite high risk

[@timmyfingaz100]

Love the videos and your style of presenting/filming/editing. That hmmmmmmm rolling across the screen got me smiling! Good luck with your new adventures!

[@BrendanExplores]

Mate... I thought my car camping adventures were cramped in my grand scenic 😂. You sir are dedicated! I'm out again tomorrow night filming and my car's gunna feel like a 5 star hotel after watching this. Keep them coming 👍

[@just_alex]

Cheers for watching.

[@hardwatermaniac]

When i was traveling, I ran into a handful of guides/outdoorsmen that gave me the same advice, If your in a sleeping bag in the cold/mountains its best to sleep naked. Due to your cloths causing an insulated air pocket so your body heats the air between you and the cloths, but if you slept nude that insulation airpocket is much greater, resulting in your body warming a 4in layer of air insulation. I studied architecture, so we use airpockets in housing to keep homes warmer and dry. So in my head it makes sense in a sleeping bag.

[@just_alex]

Hmmm, interesting! :)

[@thezefalien8961]

i love these videos! definitely something i'd do if i could drive. cant wait for the next episode

[@swift9431]

You really should get a small van but a high roof one I would suggest I started with a ford transit connect. Just get an older model.

[@mattoates9050]

There is definitely a plot to this and you’re sucking us all in 📚

[@Manos-de-Piedra]

What do you mean?

[@7passionstar]

I enjoy your videos because I'm learning a lot (what to do and what not to do) and your personality is adorable. 😁 Thanks for sharing your fun!

[@Burfyboy92]

Hi Alex, have you considered a tent box or a roof tent? Might help. Loving the videos!

[@majingopower7171]

I agree! I have a friend who's done just that and he and his sister have gone on a few different trips together and have yet to hear them complain about it being too cramped. Basically doubles up your space and you don't have to worry about your bed space. That said, thanks again Alex for the content, keep us updated and take care!

[@combatdealersdaily]

That is pretty clever good idea

[@Bo88y22]

I think the point is, he can stealth camp. Many places in England an Wales don’t allow wild/car camping.

[@Burfyboy92]

True, it isn't as stealth but it's the compromise for space and comfort without changing the vehicle

[@SurvivalistChick]

It doesn't matter what vehicle you have or how it's kitted out. The fact is, you are ON THE ROAD living the dream. So no need to apologise for ANYTHING. Well done!

[@iamalexoconnorofficial]

You have been a vibe to watch

[@EdithWeston]

Alex well done bro! - "This is car life" ---> before beddie byes crack open the front window a little to help with condensation, a good trick is to get some wind deflectors for the front windows, this hides the fact that they are open. 😉 Wales is such a beautiful place.

[@just_alex]

Cheers for the info!

[@OTSomewhere]

Been car camping in a kia rio for a few years now, some hints, make some vents that fit into the window channel or get the nets that go over the window and keep the windows down a bit, that will reduce the condensation in the car massively. After a few trip you learn really quick what you need and don't need. Make sure you have a good dc/dc charger on your extra battery and make sure it doesn't drain your car battery. Don't be afraid to change your in car storage a lot, sometimes crazy ideas work when you have limited space. Also, get a roof rack and a luggage carrier or roof box and put your camp chairs and stuff up there. Good luck from Aus

[@276tracey]

Loving your journey...hope you sort sleep issues out...GET A VAN !!!!

[@just_alex]

Yes, I'm in the process of figuring out how to get a better sleep.

[@LadybugAdventures]

I've slept in many a car. The condensation can also give you a chill. I usually crack the windows a couple millimeters and summer months with mosquitoes I tape up some screening to prevent them coming in.

[@joemaskelyne3755]

Like ur vids man maybe you could get a 20 pound pop up tent from Argos and some nights u could sleep outside ur car in the tent? Literally fold it up to put away and to assemble it when you take it out the bag just throw it in the air and by the time it hits the floor it will be up

[@just_alex]

Nice idea!

[@EternalVR]

Get that transporter man! I've got a T5 Shuttle, you can remove all seats in the back and can easily live out of it. Would definitely recommend a VW Transporter anytime! Love the direction you're going with these videos :)

[@hungryman3107]

Everyone is saying get a van, but there are tons of youtubers doing this in a van, i like this version, it is different and you are learning everyday what is right and what is wrong and improve the things which are not suitable and you will very soon figure things out to get yourself comfortable in that small car and that would be something special and a motivation for other people as well which are planing to do a journey like this as well, not everyone can afford a van and the costs to put everything in it, but this thing like you are doing it right now is a possibility for everyone wishing to do a journey like that and i am sure very soon as you learn on the way, it will get more interesting and also comfortable

[@araven3888]

Lil dehumidifier and a good winter sleeping bag will do you proud plus a blue tooth speaker for ya phone..lol stunning place to sleep and walk.

[@Lulu-jl5zd]

When I camped in Denmark I didn't have a camping mat. SO cold! They are a tenner in Argos and when you put that under the inflatable it is like insulation... as I was on a pushbike it needed to be light but best thing I ever took with me...maybe get a beenie hat too as that would keep you warmer at night but the camping mat is the business! Great vlog btw!

[@Nayfeee]

Good stuff Alex. Your filming is ace, love the cinematic shots you capture of the scenery. I remember seeing a video online of a lady who lived in her car. She had made some foam inserts/covers for all of the windows on her car. I think she used sticky backed velcro strips to attach them at night. Would probably massively help with heat retention/condensation and offer some privacy.

[@hikinguphigh]

A few people have already said it but I'd love to see you get a van. Reckon you could get a loads of content out of it, fitting it out, and all your trips etc.

[@1968Zedar]

Awesome as always mate. I think the word you were looking for when describing the feeling in a forest is "Tranquil". Where I live I am lucky to have forest all around. It is a blessing when you are stressed to just take a walk and soak up all that natural, calm atmosphere. As for the car condensation Please Don't wipe your heated rear window up and down. The elements are very fragile (basically just paint) and will damage very easily. If you are going to wipe it just use a soft cloth (microfibre) and wipe horizontally with the lines of the elements or better still don't wipe it at all. Great video and brilliant content. Keep up the good work mate.👍

[@just_alex]

Thanks for the tips! Appreciate it!

[@daviddevine1757]

Great your getting back out there. Looking forward to the next one.

[@MegFishes]

So true about taking your socks off at night, i always do it when i get in my sleeping bag at fishing and my feet are warmer without socks! its mental!! lol Loving this episode, cant wait for the next one !

[@ignorantmma]

I lived in my Honda civic for several months traveling the US State parks. Indescribable beauty, for the price of gas. Truckstop showers and the occasional Air BNB. I've been a fan for some time now, and I'm very excited to see what you got going on next. Safe travels.

[@just_alex]

Cheers! :)

[@dolphins19671]

Thanks for posting Alex. I absolutely love those knives.👍🏻

[@edricketts6887]

Can't stop smiling when i watch your videos. Thanks for taking us along with your new experiences!

[@just_alex]

Great to hear that it made you smile! :)

[@JayBOFFICIALz]

get some wind deflectors alex and just leave your windows open slightly the deflectors will stop rain coming in and this will help with condensation. Its a cheap way of adding circulation without cutting a vent into it, did this on my tansit connect it helps massively. Also get a 5 season sleeping bag and sleep in your underwear same reason like the no socks suggestion and you will be much warmer, clothes make you sweat when your asleep which makes you colder.

[@Aleksbc]

I was in Abersoch on the weekend, went and did Snowden in the storm! Great vid looks fun

[@BadlydrawnBen]

Thanks Alex I now have a bed side table to add to my Jimny camper off on a mission soon as I get my new engine fitted 👍

[@just_alex]

Haha, that's great Ben! :)

[@Aleksbc]

@justalex I always download a few audio books on KZbin to fall asleep to when I have no signal stealth camping! I also use a few dehumidifiers for the condensation.

[@joeswallow9610]

Congratulations Alex you officially have one of the best jobs in the world

[@Hairlessmonkey7612]

Brilliant! Just a joy to watch.

[@natureisallpowerful]

My end goal is a motor home, no mortgage, just total freedom a home on wheels. Alex the nettles and hogweed shoots are out ,get on to it lad respect 👍

[@martinstanchov3741]

Omg ,amazing how you work out a place for everything 😍.

[@team3383]

Making mistakes so you don't have to ! Classic. No internet and books and SILENCE is what it's all about for me. I have a Vauxhall Zafira which is slightly larger inside but not a big van. My outdoor kitchen is a camping stool with a tray on top. Cool kitchen knives. If you put a parcel shelf back in yr car you can store stuff on that and sleep underneath with yr feet under the back and head dashboard side.

[@davidgoddard3618]

Tidy blades. I converted my old agila with similar bedroom furniture and old TV unit bits of old wardrobe etc. It's in Vauxhall heaven now but with seats out and back windows tinted it wasn't bad at all.

[@the.vanbuzz-campingandoutd4772]

Cotton is your enemy during winter camping in a confined space. Fleece bedding will be your friend and not get damp like cotton duvets. Love your videos man, keep it up.

[@just_alex]

Cheers for the info! :)

[@vivekantoni2134]

I have the same car but 4 door version Polo. Damn I love that little bastard

[@jaa7286]

Oh man, that veg chopping was glorious, please keep a segment of your shows for chopping more veg. I mean golly g wilercurs my ears truly appreciated that

[@TommyDeCleenCarpAngler]

love the self made kitchen knives, they look mega and are very sharp!! cool film again ... looking forward to your cooking

[@just_alex]

Thanks, I'm very pleased with them! :)

[@JensS94]

For cooking cheaper and more efficient, you could buy a Coleman 424 double stove. It runs on unleaded petrol, which is (in most places) cheaper than gas. You van use it when folded to store some cooking stuff inside as well. I like the channel so far! Accessible and honest! Good luck and I hope you'll continue for a long time!

[@ameliasukinterests5966]

I used to have a bedside cabinet like that - good upcycling!

[@vanessaboman8143]

Ya need to get window covers, crack a window,so some rain guards, get a hot water bottle, and get a couple of damp catchers too ... And get warm fleecy pjs!

[@jasmijnariel]

6:38 The science is the sweat can vaporize and they stay dry. Wet feet cool down faster. I said it in a previous vid, to keep yourself warm at night. Use a heated blanket or feet bag... If you dont want to use electricity, you could boil water and put it in one of those rubber footwarmer things,it gives heat for 6hours. You can put it to your core as well

[@MRTPRICE]

My friend really enjoyed watching this

[@alecco182]

In car kettle using the 12v plug is really useful for coffees and noodles when its raining!

[@just_alex]

Cheers for the info!

[@MrHazzzar]

I think you'd be much more comfortable if you had a British army surplus arctic sleeping bag! I've used them my whole life and can genuinely say no matter how cold the floor is, I sleep as well if not better than in my own bed. You can pick them up on eBay for around £40 pounds. Also get in the bag and then get naked, sounds dumb but your actually allowing your body heat to warm the bag this way. Sleeping fully clothed saps the warmth from your body over time. Hope this helps keep up the good content! Been here since Carl and Alex 💙

[@acerholland8730]

Loving the car videos Alex looking forward to the rest of the journey

[@just_alex]

Cheers!

[@paulellam6926]

What a legend! Love it, you are growing into this Alex, seem to be coming out of your shell, great presenting, made me smile so much, brilliant video!

[@just_alex]

Thank you! :)

[@CookieHDMonster]

My biggest tip is to get a pair of wind deflectors - you can open them at night to make sure your car doesn't get mouldy and there's fresh air being pumped in! Good luck with the travels!

[@just_alex]

Thanks for the tips! :)

[@patrickpps]

You're fun to watch. I like your sense of humor. Baa goes the sheep.

[@WNSDARTS]

Yesssss you got a coffee press!

[@teemuheikkila7421]

I'm wondering why on earth i'm watching these videos. I dont even have a car. It must be the attitude and the slow rhythm. It makes me relaxed. Cheers from finland and enjoy your way of living and filming.

[@just_alex]

Thanks for watching! :)

[@kimsoundchick]

Your Mushroom fry up look amazing! currently prepping my new car for car camping. Looking forward to more of your videos!

[@just_alex]

Great! Cheers for watching and best of luck with the camping!

[@blackfated2398]

Great video Alex! I really enjoyed this video and the cooking! It really looked good. I Cant wait for the next part!

[@trueaussieray9093]

2-minute noodles in a paddle on the side of the road.. 🙂 Gee, you've really outdone yourself big son.. lol 😄 it's the little things in life hey..😁 sadly I still enjoyed it.. lol 🤣

[@just_alex]

Cheers for watching!

[@CyberKidXtra]

Oooft just sat down at my desk with a brew and this pops up. I think work can wait for a bit :D

[@catheyboocat-design7175]

These are such interesting vídeos.

[@just_alex]

Thanks for watching!

[@Becka.M-D]

Hey Alex. First off I think you parked up in a passing area of the road. Good job it looked like a quiet road. But I have the following suggestions for you. Get yourself two large hot water bottles. For the following reasons. You can heat the water in your kettle (not to boiling point) and they will help keep you a warm, especially if you put one in the bed shortly before climbing in. Secondly having two means if you damage one, you have a back up. Thirdly if you have an injury you can use one as a heat pack & the other as a cool pack. Finally you can store the water for your hot water bottles in them if you are afraid of using up your drinking/cooking water. I would also recommend a sleeping bag. As a fisherman (women) I was given by my partner a camp bed that has a removable all season sleeping bag. A sleeping bag will help with keeping you warm better because your body heat will be captured inside it better than a duvet. The less layers you wear the better apparently. And if you plan to sleep in your car, keeping the windows open a small amount, will help keep the air fresher & reduce the amount of condensation which can happen because of the heat escaping from your body as well as the heat & moisture that escapes from your breathing. The last thing I would like to suggest is if you start feeling like continuing in your car is too much of a problem, then look for a cheap combo van. You could chuck a mattress in there & there would be plenty of room for you bedside table. Lastly you have me so jealous & really hungry after watching you with your Wagyu steak. I really hope you are having a great time though.

[@CatchLastCast]

That’s some real shizzz my good lad. Many think I’m a Brit as well because I use the word “bits” all the time like my chaps in UK

[@RabM1990]

Get an elastic net and string it between the grab handles, give you over head storage. Some cat litter in a tray, might help with moisture. Install wind deflectors and you can open the windows even in the rain. What about a roof box?

[@ianberry1713]

These videos make me so happy. I love your independence and enthusiasm. I so wish you could get a bigger car or a van so you could get a decent nights sleep! Keep ‘em coming.

[@bifygif9154]

Fantastic camera work, seriously its very good.

[@gamosama]

Just woke up having breakfast in my pjs, raining outside. Love watching your video seeing you stuggle a bit.

[@statmancal9277]

That camp spot is wild wish I had your confidence man. All the best

[@alexwoollams7230]

You should get some wind deflectors for the front window then you can have them cracked open slightly and the moisture shouldnt be as bad. Really enjoying the series though 👍👍

[@just_alex]

Thanks Alex!

[@alexwoollams7230]

No problem, us Alex's have to look out for each other! 😂 Safe travels!

[@mikethefisherman1175]

Love it fella proper roughing it. Leave windows slightly ajar at night chap

[@bengrout2916]

Hey Alex I lifed for 6 month in my car full time in the UK there's definitely some easy improvement that you have a better night sleep Get yourself to b&q and get some thin underlay the silver one and cut out the shape of your Windows and put them in from the inside to keep warmth in and light out also get two front window coverings for windscreen and back window that should definitely help with sleep and insolation

[@just_alex]

Thanks for the info Ben!

[@bengrout2916]

@@just_alex anytime if you ever Cornwall/ Devon way give us a shout and I meet up and show you my set up

[@angelareszka8020]

I had a lot of fun watching, thank you and I will wait for a similar adventure in Poland in May when it is warm, I do not want to sleep on a cold night, maybe I would advise an electric blanket on a usb and please keep playing, I will be doing something similar, so I watch freedom for a while . I wonder if the google translator works well

[@temporarylove2292]

Big up Alex, gonna be good to see how you get on mate best of luck!

[@just_alex]

Thanks!

[@josephruddick7738]

Relaxing morning content 🤌

[@hiddeninadventure]

A good quality sleeping bag would be superior to your duvet. Both for warmth and repelling damp issues. Also much more compact. Good bags are water repellent (especially synthetic filled ones) and keeping the damp out of your sleeping set up will keep you warmer. Love the videos. Keep them coming 👍

[@wendellkeresztyen7687]

Hey Alex, just a tip on using knives, if you're scraping product off of a board, use the spine, not the edge. Scraping with the edge can and will cause edge rolling and your knife will dull quicker. Especially knives with a thinner apex, they'll roll fairly easily. As always, love the content! Keep em coming.

[@just_alex]

Cheers for the info.

[@donking121]

Add a roof box to pack more stuff in. We did this when we went "car camping" for 2 weeks and put in a bed instead of seats in the back of the car. (We did have a Crystler Voyager at the time though so loads more space...)