Should You Use A GPS Tracker?

[@malcolmelliott1876]

I have 4 GPS trackers on various items ... wonderful little things... movement alerts are great as long as a call to police saying "its being stolen" gets results. I find having an old car towing an old van attracts pity rather than thieves thankfully.

[@TravellingK]

There is a plus to having items that aren't brand new! I'm glad I got my tracker.

[@KXXULADavidOC]

@@TravellingK multiple trackers sound like a great idea, definitely something I'd have whenever I have a caravan, even consider getting one for my car

[@lyn1337]

Hej! Careful with bambooware, in a German paper I read that it's often just 40% bamboo fibre and the rest is melamine resin that is not heat stable. So it should be treated like a melamine / plastic plates with a nicer looking finish. (: xoxo

[@jeffburford]

This is true, not certain about the percentages though. Unfortunately, they are not recyclable and also contain a bit of Formaldehyde.

[@jeffburford]

Is terrible, but love them though!

[@TravellingK]

Oh, that's good to know! They have been handy as backup plates.

[@fiatunonewsletter6782]

One of my touring friends caravan got stolen. The "tracker" people suggested to paint the registration number large on the roof. The chance that someone will look on the roof is slim and should they spot it, just another deterrent. Once the caravan get stolen, they can easily spot it from the air. Remember, not only tracker aircraft look for stolen vehicles. They broadcast to all aircraft in a area. For this reason, it's quite common to see large numbers on vehicle roofs.

[@kathleenhart707]

Now that's a great idea! Makes it less likely for them to steal it.

[@spymaine89]

good method

[@TravellingK]

That's really clever!!

[@GrrMeister]

*It's not WW2 Pal !*

[@TheFlyingBusman]

Just a quick follow up on my tracker comment. Many apps that work with your tracker allow for a facility called geofencing. This allows you to go into your tracking software and ‘draw’ an area. Should your vehicle enter or leave a defined geofenced area you will get an alert. If this is a facility that appeals to you then check before you buy that the software on your smartphone, tablet etc will support this. Not all trackers are equal so you get what you pay for.

[@TravellingK]

Ahhh good to know! It did have a Geofencing section! Just didn't know what it meant🤣

[@davexjs5889]

Nice to have a good 4 wheel drive with power for quick and safe overtaking When needs are.

[@TravellingK]

I'll agree with that! Although have learnt the Ford isn't great when I'm lugging the caravan up a hill and suddenly need more speed.

[@carycoombe3380]

Lovely scenery. I use "bungee ball loops" to secure my cupboard doors closed, after I had a similar accident. I even put a small cargo net across an opening that had a bunch of stuff. Every time I move my camper I make a new and interesting mistake.

[@TravellingK]

Yeah, there can be surprises when you arrive...

[@TheFlyingBusman]

I’m quite staggered judging by the comments how few people seem be familiar with GPS tracking. It’s been around some years now but is only as good as the installation. Put your tracker somewhere silly and it will either not work effectively or thieves will rip it out in seconds. This applies to all vehicles not just caravans. Do your homework as trackers rely on the GSM mobile network to transmit data. There is little point opting for a mobile network that gives poor coverage in the area your vehicle is most such as your home or caravan storage facility. For me, anything that adds to a thieves frustration gets my vote just make sure you buy wisely.

[@TravellingK]

Good advice! I've just learnt this one is on the IoT network?! I almost feel like it's not well known about in NZ yet? More for truck drivers.

[@alastairwallis9499]

i think trackers are a good idea. As I know someone who had their caravan stolen. And was found via the tracker. You need to fix it in a place out of site and not tell / show anyone where it is. Hope all goes well with your renovation. Looking forward to the video.

[@TravellingK]

Oh I'm glad to hear their caravan was found!

[@antw3565]

The tracker is a great idea. I will get one for my motorcycle. Thanks.

[@TravellingK]

Oh, I'm sure it would be reassuring to have one for a motorcycle too!

[@mikesvideogate]

HI Karen, Im looking foward to you working on and researching your other caravan renovation. Im currently doing the ceiling in my bus. I've decided to put a thin layer of thermal paper or something not sure what and then EVA (camping mat) on the inside. Thought i might run sheets of plywood crossways as it will bend a little bit., one sheet stops just before the curve gets to steep for ply to bend around and down the wall. Am looking at running a few strips of tong and groove length ways from the front of the bus to the back, starting at the top of the wall adding two or three lines one on top of the other until it meets up with the ply. Am interested to hear of any insulation ideas you may have. Im avoiding bats and glass wool as i think its two smaller space to have micro fibers floating around. love the videos.

[@TravellingK]

How exciting! Sounds like you're a little further along than me, so I'll be the one asking question! Can't wait to start sharing the reno videos😀

[@LyfovRyan51]

I live in my caravan and been considering a GPS tracker, especially if it's in my insurance policy. Yes, I too have arrived somewhere and discovered a draw latch that had let go.

[@TravellingK]

I've been considering a tracker for a while now too🤣Peace of mind. First time that cupboard has opened like that.

[@heinhermans4532]

Damn good idear , thx for tip gps tracker. This must be a comfortable feeling leaving the caravan behind .

[@TravellingK]

I hadn't realised I was worried about it, until I got the tracker!

[@LittleCamperNZ]

Just a point to make sure the wheel clamp is installed to the right side of the caravan so that it digs into the ground if someone tried to tow it. Also you could use a bladder for hot water on the roof and let the sun heat up the water for a shower.

[@TravellingK]

Great tips! Using the sun to heat the water would be efficient.

[@RGC198]

Hi Karen, that GPS tracker sounds like a really great idea. You mentioned about the hot water there. We recently had to replace our gas heater completely here after the old one suddenly started leaking badly. The countryside certainly looks scenic there. Gisborne is one area of New Zealand that I have never visited. In fact, the closest I have come to that area would be on the rail car between Wellington and Auckland. Anyway, wishing you the very best. Robert.

[@TravellingK]

Oh leaking badly?! That's not what you want!! Hope the new one's going well.

[@RGC198]

The new outdoor gas hot water tank is working great and we have also set it up slightly higher on a paver to avoid water causing rust underneath, especially when we have heavy rain here. The old one actually lasted us about 20 years, which was quite good.

[@colinmew6695]

What a first class film first class country and first class presenter. Get yourself a generator it would pay for its self very quickly.

[@TravellingK]

Thank you Colin! I really am tempted to get a generator...

[@theadventuresofzoomandbettie]

Great video. Tracker is a great idea!

[@TravellingK]

Have found having the tracker has made me more relaxed!

[@gregbolitho9775]

nice goin m8! short answer YES, long answer, abso-bludy-lutely! i was hoping you'd mention it :) we have something in common too, bathing in a kettle, is a common problem. mines been out 3 weeks. fixed twice already :D hope we're both sorted soon.

[@TravellingK]

haha nice! Ahhh hope your hot water can be fixed soon... and tried twice already?!

[@gregbolitho9775]

@@TravellingK all up, 3 weeks, gas hot waters now electric eh!

[@vicmiller7191]

Love the tracker idea. Sorry to see that you had a dish casualty, it was time to break out the new dinner ware any way. I also looked at smaller generators that would work for you caravan and was I ever shocked over prices for generators in NZ. Just plain WOW...that might take some saving up for that. Did you ever get the gas regulators checked or serviced? They do go bad from time to time? Any way as always thanks for sharing...Vic

[@TravellingK]

There were a couple of chips on those plates anyway.... That's interesting that our generators are more expensive! I've organised to get the gas checked by a specialist next week😀

[@michaelharrison2775]

Oh gosh! 400 watts is not very much. As far as hot water goes, I have adapted a few things in order to both shower, and do dishes. One of them is by way of a beer keg. It is stainless steel. It had a rubber coating but I took that off. Then I drilled a hole in the bottom, on the side, and installed a valve. I can fill it with water, place it on the stove, and then move it to a higher location, and viola, a shower! It works great.

[@TravellingK]

Ohhh that's a clever idea for hot water!

[@waynecompton7612]

Good morning Karen, Thank you for the video 👍😎🇬🇧.

[@TravellingK]

You're welcome Wayne!

[@donurquhart8756]

Hi Karen re the tracker make sure you put it somewhere hard to get at [normally secured under the van in a hidey hole], as any reasonable thief will have a cheap little scanner that will tell them the van has a tracker, and in your drawer it would be gone within 30 seconds [probably left on site so you think the van/truck is still there. Also although they say it is a GPS tracker, I would be very surprised if it was as a you would need an aerial with a item that small and the fact that when you leave cellphone coverage you lose your track.GPS work of satellite so cover you everywhere. [I just checked their coverage map and it is pretty dismal, the same as your modem/internet] for your tracking check out your google account report - it has all your movements and shows your tracking like the fox. I get mine emailed to me every month, has come in handy a couple of times when I have forgotten where I got an item etc as it tells me how long I stopped anywhere etc.

[@TravellingK]

Apparently it's on the IoT network?? Good tip to hide it and make it hard to easily take off!

[@Liofa73]

Those camping "solar" showers are good for when you're in a bind. Boil up some water, mix in some cold and then hang it up in the shower cubicle. Gives a fairly long shower, you can adjust the flow from the nozzle. They are super cheap. You can also leave them on top of the caravan or car to heat up in the sun.

[@TravellingK]

Could be a good backup...

[@TheFlyingBusman]

And yes..... water heaters use much more than 400W on mains electric. Does the gas hob and oven work I ask as you seem to have a more far reaching issue than just the fridge. Try a new regulator on the bottle but also look in cupboards as most vans have separate isolation valves for each gas appliance. Yours could be off or partially closed.

[@TravellingK]

Yes, the g\hobs and oven still work fine! Organised to get a gas specialist to have a look next week😀

[@mid-niteryders5523]

Hi K, just looked up generators. They make a conversion kit that let it run on bottled gas instead of gasoline. You already carry that and then you wouldn't need to store gasoline to run generator. Just a thought.

[@TravellingK]

I never knew it could run on a gas bottle... that’s interesting

[@Tomcroese]

Good info, thank you.

[@TravellingK]

Glad it's useful!

[@steved2623]

Thanks for sharing K, I think the tracker is a great idea and I will be looking into it. For me the most important system in my caravan is gas. I have a 3 way fridge, hot water and cooking "touch wood" it's working great.both fridge and hot water work very efficiently on gas. Love a nice hot shower!...👍👍👍

[@TravellingK]

Yes, it makes it tricky when the gas appliances are not working correctly!

[@ronhill2]

Have you taken the covers off of the water heater outside. The gas will not work if they are on.

[@TravellingK]

Seeing a gas specialist next week - get this sorted!

[@alunhassall]

My caravan was stolen last week. They cut off the wheel clamp. Wish I had a tracker in it.

[@TravellingK]

Ahhhh sh*t. Sorry to hear that!

[@ashlybrown5341]

Hi had you thought about getting one of those cheap solar showers in the black bag leave out to heat up in the sun work well

[@TravellingK]

That could be a good backup...

[@victormorris3680]

My word K, the roads are so busy, no wonder you was a little stressed out in the UK , take care young lady.

[@TravellingK]

ha, it's more the fear of being lead through towns with narrow roads and sharp corners!

[@karitolmunen4533]

I have suggested to you that the Finnish dishes drying cabinet. Astiankuivaus kaappi. Google Map displays your route if you want to follow it

[@TravellingK]

Ah yes, that would work well for keeping dishes safe too, wouldn't it.

[@ronhill2]

If you want or need an actual record of your travels there is an app which will save track data from your phone.

[@donurquhart8756]

if you have a google account - just get the monthly report link emailed to you - it shows all your movements and your browsing history the maps will appear the same as the fox because when you are out of cellphone coverage you are out of luck

[@TravellingK]

It’s more curiosity about movement rather than need for me. Geee kind of scary that Google keeps that movement info...

[@berniebne8243]

A generator is a good idea, just make sure it's powerful enough to meet your needs. The downside is noise, cost & not as environmentally friendly as solar. If I was a permanent caravan dweller I'd have one and solar. And here's hoping that fixing the gas isn't too expensive.

[@TravellingK]

I think those are the reasons I haven't got one yet! But would be good as a backup.

[@berniebne8243]

Yes, I should have edited my comment to"I"d probably have a 2nd hand one". There is the issue of space as well. Plus you can always put some charge into the batteries from the tow vehicle in an emergency.

[@kathyowens9901]

What is going on with that gas? Can't wait till you figure it out! The tracker stuff was awesome.

[@TravellingK]

I've organised to see a gas specialist next week - get it sorted!

[@anitaagler9844]

The only problem with that security is the internet service areas. Have you thought of solar power ?

[@TravellingK]

I've learnt it's through the IoT network?! Guess the downside is all of NZ isn't covered... Solar Power? I do have solar and love it.

[@kathleenhart707]

Good to know about the patchy internet, plus fill up with water before driving the East Cape. Lucky you did not break your favorite mug!

[@TravellingK]

Water is a definite need! And yes, so glad the mug survived😀

[@alexwill1314]

K .........get your fridge and water heater fixed !!!!! To work on gas but try this simple fix for water heater get a vacuum cleaner and fix a bit of hose pipe with tape and push the pipe into the water heater vent outside and suck the rust dust out this is the stuff that prevents ignition spark ⚡️ do this and there is a very good chance your green light will stay on and your burner is alight

[@TravellingK]

Ohhh a good tip - thank you! I've actually organised to see a gas specialist next week... sort this out!

[@sunsetlights100]

Does the tracker cast much to run monthly bill I guess.

[@kentb3175]

I suspect that tracker is not using a GPS signal at all times and is reliant upon cell site location information hence why there appears to be gaps in the captured location data.

[@TravellingK]

Apparently it’s through the IoT network?!?

[@kentb3175]

@@TravellingK It is using a network, it probably has a GPS function where you can activate it after it has been 'moved' so you can get an accurate location. It's a clever bit of kit for extra piece of mind I would try and hide it in a discrete place in the van.

[@krippleinacaravanxxx707]

Solar shower babes! Not expensive and works really well ❤️

[@TravellingK]

Could be a backup... hoping it’s all fixed next week!

[@PhilPage227]

That tracker looks a great idea.

[@TravellingK]

I'm glad I got it!

[@Trevor.Adams640]

Best to have plastic plates, bowls and cups. Though they might still break, they don’t make a mess.

[@TravellingK]

Ah, but plastic just doesn't feel as homely😀

[@karenknowles1537]

I like the tracker idea. Sorry about your plates. It is always something with traveling.

[@TravellingK]

Ha, yeah, there is always something surprising with travelling.

[@philnash1643]

A 3Kva generator will supply enough power for everything in your van. Plastic tableware is more resilient and a lot lighter then china plates and they bounce.

[@TravellingK]

Tempted to have a generator... There’s something about China plates that makes it feel more like a home.

[@bernardperrow5734]

Hi K your frig has been on my mind you say your hot water is not working . It cold be the regulator (governor )that is not working correctly . if you put one of the gas rings on full and look how big the flame is then put all the rest on full oven grill as well then look at the first ring that you put on if it is not as big the regulator is not letting info gas throw .that wold make your frig sut up and your hot water not work

[@TravellingK]

Ohh good tip for checking the regulator! Thank you Bernard.

[@millomweb]

Does the tracker not use mobile phone system rather than internet for comms ? By default, it's probably not a 'live' tracker but reports location maybe once per hour. So it won't have road detail. I suspect the best security is to bolt stuff down ! Cars can be nicked while locked ! Just lift onto the back of a truck.

[@TravellingK]

Apparently it uses the IoT network?! You're probably right about it sending info once an hour... would make sense. Yikes, you're right that it could be put on a truck.

[@millomweb]

@@TravellingK That's how a friend had his car taken out of a UK supermarket car park in broad daylight. Biggest issue for him was his personalised number plates were effectively stolen - and as registered to that car, he could transfer them to another without having the car they came off !

[@stephenlittle7534]

I was thinking it's windy there how about a little wind turbine to top up your batteries Yes. ? The tracker might only make a mark when you stop at a location for a bit. It does that on my phone looking at Google Map my start shiws up. And if the bus does not stop I only get the finishing point. If the bus stops for a long time at a stop that will then be added on to the route of the day. My be your might work that way. Those camp sites are a bit bare.

[@TravellingK]

Ha, a wind turbine would probably have as be done well there. Good point about the tracker. Maybe it only checks location every hour or so too?

[@bernardperrow5734]

ps gust have a look under the caravan to see if the gas pipes are not crushed or kinct . sorry about the speling

[@TravellingK]

Oh another great tip! Thank you!

[@kenstephens3467]

Hi Karen, Not sure if you want it public or not. Your last name comes up in that video. Safe travels. Ken.

[@TravellingK]

I saw that while editing and decided it's really pretty easy to find out my full name anyway.

[@mentonish]

Its a good system, my car also has the same system, to find the car no problem

[@TravellingK]

Reassuring, isn't it!

[@thomasraden]

This is strange. Apparently you were travelling in an area with no mobile coverage? A normal GPS tracker should not be dependant on mobile coverage in a desolated area. When I use my Gopro Hero 7 in my car, where there is no mobile coverage, it will still track my GPS positions. There are apparently GPS trackers that only depend on mobile coverage, but those are not the real GPS units? A tip, just use plastic plates, utensils and glasses. Their weight is much lesser and much cheaper.

[@lyn1337]

Looks like the gps data is transmitted to a server first via mobile data but it fails and it doesn't log them either.

[@thomasraden]

@@lyn1337 A normal smartphone usually has GPS that works outside the mobile network. There are GPS tracker apps with offline maps that you can install that also works without mobile coverage. You start tracking with a "record button" and then it tracks as long as you want, or you press "stop" when finish. I use this combination when I hike in the Norwegian highlands where we dont have mobile coverage.

[@lyn1337]

@@thomasraden This one doesn't rely on the mobile network for positioning either, just for the upload.

[@thomasraden]

@@lyn1337 I had a look on the manufacturers webpage. It seems that there are a Pro version of the software that supposedly extracts "telemetry data" from the GPS device which should be the GPS tracking data. According to the manufacturer page the GPS device is supposed to have its own storage memory, so it should be possible to extract GPS tracker data from it regardless of mobile coverage or not. It does not make any sense that it would not do GPS tracking when there is no mobile coverage. Or, send a question to the manufacturer and ask them if the GPS device is supposed to stop the GPS tracking when you loose your mobile coverage.

[@lyn1337]

@@thomasraden Yes indeed it would have the capabilities, but whether it logs the positions in a cache memory for later uplink or not, is questionable. By design it's a security product to locate, in this case the vehicle, and not track a route. Perhaps in set intervals. According to their site the net coverage is poor in that area, if I'm not mistaken!

[@vincentpeng8783]

Hi! I am vincent a Taiwanese.I watched the video of you removing the microwave oven. Can I ask where can buy the microwave oven frame, because I have a caravan like you, but there is no microwave oven, I want a microwave oven.

[@TravellingK]

I'd go to the UK brand and ask. Like this is Baileys accessory store: www.primaleisure.com/ I also found this store helpful for accessories but probably won't have that frame! www.towsure.com/

[@scottlawson9206]

I'm not so sure that unit is truly GPS, but rather, triangulates by pinging cell towers- which as you discovered, can be wildly inaccurate or nonexistent at times (depending on cell reception). If it truly determines position via GPS satellites, your tracking should be very accurate.

[@MrLordBaer]

Should look on Amazon for a Heavy Duty Wheel Lock Clamp Boot .

[@TravellingK]

Are they hard to take off?

[@MrLordBaer]

@@TravellingK Ive never used one myself so cant tell you that . I have seen some local contractors use them on their equipment trailers. Here s a review on one kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5rEp4SBh6mNoJI

[@AlaskaErik]

Where is a thief going to hide a trailer in New Zealand?!

[@christopherrasmussen8718]

Seen small propane or gasoline generators on the tongue of the the trailer. Very doable. Please fix your gas fridge and hot water heater.

[@TravellingK]

I am tempted to get a generator... I'm seeing a gas specialist next week😀

[@christopherrasmussen8718]

Travelling K I used to have a pop up camper. I also had a small quite generator. It would run the air conditioner on high speed. It had an automatic throttle that would kick up the RPMs when something heavy started and drop back down to idle after the surge is over. With the AC it had to run full speed all the time , but it was small and not too loud. I would get it. I still have the little generator. It’s not much bigger than a carry on suitcase, has wheels and a pop out handle to make it easy to move. Never a bad thing to have one handy. I read your comment again. You mean a small one on the hitch piped into your propane. Still a good idea.

[@evdru9028]

Regards your gas issue, You may be a faulty Gas Regulator,

[@TravellingK]

Someone else mentioned the regulator... something to look into!

[@evdru9028]

Travelling K over time the diaphragm perish due to water in the gas, if you have two gas bottles you can fit a automatic change over regulator ,when one bottle is empty it changes over to the full one, handy in winter if you are in your pajamas

[@karvanznlife9227]

Thats rotten luck with the plates nice to see ur gettin the weather down there unlike us

[@TravellingK]

It's strange with the weather contrasts in NZ right now...

[@karvanznlife9227]

@@TravellingK we have had almost non stop gales and heavy rain it's relentless I've hardly got anything done on outside of the van

[@davidlinton9399]

Have you thought about your gas problems could be as simple as a new regulator. Had to replace mine once and everything was tickerty boo.

[@rwiliamson8051]

X 2.

[@TravellingK]

Hmmm ok. Something to consider!

[@aNorwegianGuy]

If it's a GPS it should cover everywhere with a sky above 🤔

[@blimpcommander1337]

The tracker may use GPS for location, but it might be using cell phone data to transmit the location to the server.

[@TravellingK]

Apparently it’s through the IoT network?!

[@AlaskaErik]

A device that can't transmit its location at all times is pretty useless.

[@martingilligan]

What the heck are the hot water comments about?

[@TravellingK]

I'm not sure🤣

[@annar6430]

K,what a challenge to fit a shower into the jnr van!

[@TravellingK]

Haha shall be a challenge!! I do have an idea...

[@spymaine89]

tracker is good idea . can use on all, car, motorcycle, , just make sure you hide it so thieves dont know. however , i bet technology can already detect its presence if thieves are pros. ha ha

[@TravellingK]

Hopefully would be thieves are not pros in NZ! Feel like it's not as common to have a tracker here?!

[@christophergraham8324]

Im still enthralled by NZ. I remember watching your vlogs of the Lake District in the UK, where I grew up, and NZ seems so much more interesting. Safe driving. Looking forward to the next vlog.

[@TravellingK]

Well, I think the UK is interesting😉So much history!

[@stephenturner8102]

Why dont you just move to the UK permanently.

[@TravellingK]

Oh yeah!?! Would be fun to follow summer round the world...

[@gordonb2011]

Hi Karen. We had the same dilemma when deciding to heat our hot water? So we've opted for a petrol generator and an electric water heater. We got this combination 12v/230v unit. sustainableoutdoorgear.co.nz/products/duoetto-mk2-digital-dual-voltage-12v-240v-electric-10l-storage-water-heater

[@TravellingK]

Ohhhh good to know! Does look interesting...

[@Gixer750pilot]

First again !!!! 💓

[@Shobylica]

you should leave the music running

[@kathleenhart707]

Alex Agree, set to a talkback radio station with blinds closed. Thieves won’t know if you are inside or not and likely to move on to find an easier target.

[@TravellingK]

Might work if my truck is still there?

[@kathleenhart707]

@@TravellingK Good point! Senior moment on my part! We do this with our motorhome, but I guess if your tow car is not there, it is highly likely you are gone too! Doh!

[@Shobylica]

@@TravellingK i suggest a cheap battery powered player. ps death metal music works great

[@karitolmunen4533]

how much does diesel cost in NZ

[@Kiwionwing]

By memory $1. 45 litre approx Oh need to buy diesel tax from post office as extra

[@karitolmunen4533]

Is this US dollars or NZ dollars

[@karitolmunen4533]

Its very cheap 0.86€ in Finland prize is 1.40€

[@Kiwionwing]

@@karitolmunen4533 real dollars With our Queen on one side. And the noble long beaked chicken on the other, kiwi

[@Kiwionwing]

@charlie cheeseface bloody expensive both countries. NZ diesel tax is. 07c km but you would need to find out. Bought transit van few months ago has 7000km of tax on it already

[@3deureka796]

Hi, Travel K. I would like the content to be adjusted. Add footage. The atmosphere of the nature of a campsite. Still, having fun at just a short time. Now it is heavy content. It is necessary and should have for the audience to really absorb the atmosphere from the area. As usual I hope you will adjust it. I'm following you. Thank you. That I do not watch other owners because there is only the face of the caravan owner and the information is not atmospheric. I like the pictures that the caravan went to park in a natural place You used to be different from other channels and I believe you can do it. Thank you.

[@TravellingK]

I usually do film more of the area. But just wasn't planning to have 3 videos at the one campground🤷‍♀️

[@williamcox9632]

hi just get a cheap solar shower even on overcast days there warm just hang it in a tree and you have a good shower

[@TravellingK]

Could be a good backup...

[@rambling_rob7035]

Karen, have you thought about a solar shower?

[@TravellingK]

No I haven’t! Guess it would be a good backup

[@3deureka796]

Hi, Travel K. I would like the content to be adjusted. Add footage. The atmosphere of the nature of a campsite. Still, having fun at just a short time. Now it is heavy content. It is necessary and should have for the audience to really absorb the atmosphere from the area. As usual I hope you will adjust it. I'm following you. caravan camper from thailand, Thank you.

[@SHROOMZ1]

some of you that comment are quite creepy someone call security

[@TravellingK]

Are they? Which ones?

[@Britbabe53]

Are you using affiliate links Karen? If you use them and recommend products you will make some money if folks click on the links you provide. Also you can approach companies to let them know you are a KZbin Influencer and could they provide discount codes for your subscribers.

[@sarahfox9180]

Bamboo plates from UK for the win 🇬🇧 😁❤️

[@paulefc1971]

We have some Bamboo plates as well, just a nuisance that they don’t like microwaves!

[@sarahfox9180]

@@paulefc1971 hehe

[@TravellingK]

Glad I had them!

[@buffplums]

You need a man to come and fix your van up love xx

[@TravellingK]

Haha oh ok