Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Blog post of our first full day in Whitehorse and finally getting new trailer springs! http://prinsfamilyadventures.blogspot.com/2018/07/first-day-in-whitehorse-getting-new.html?m=1


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Next blog post of seeing a sternwheeler, log skyscrapers, sam mcgees cabin, giant beavers, sloths the size of ox and a guy from Estonia that walked heavy enough to nearly bounce me into the air while i was standing on a boardwalk....
http://prinsfamilyadventures.blogspot.com/2018/07/saterday-and-sunday-in-whitehorse-yukon.html?m=1


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Family trip of a lifetime.

I believe the big orange vehicle with the very large tires is for driving/hauling stuff on the polar ice cap. Quick Google image search found that it is part of a U.S. Army "Sno-Train" (clicky).

You're having a wonderful trip! Thanks for sharing!

Your son is going to have a "badge of honor" or battle scar that will be unique to him and he'll have lots of stories and memories to go with it. Glad everyone is okay.

PS. You've been added to the thread, Teardrops & Tiny Trailers with Lifting Roofs, page 1, about a quarter way down the first screen:
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=50969&p=943454#p943454

S. Heisley wrote:You're having a wonderful trip! Thanks for sharing!

Your son is going to have a "badge of honor" or battle scar that will be unique to him and he'll have lots of stories and memories to go with it. Glad everyone is okay.

PS. You've been added to the thread, Teardrops & Tiny Trailers with Lifting Roofs, page 1, about a quarter way down the first screen:
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=50969&p=943454#p943454

Yup, i think that scar will last a while
Thanks for adding me to that!

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Next blog post with a video of our trailer going up and down as well as photos of the inside. In this one we met another festiva guy, visited a ghost town and saw a lot of other cool things! http://prinsfamilyadventures.blogspot.com/2018/07/finally-visiting-ghost-town-and-photos.html?m=1


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Nodrog wrote:Um, wow, this is really mind boggling! What a trip! Looks like the lift system is working pretty well, good enough for now...I will look at a map tomorrow to see where you are...You are having a great time! Those kiddos are full of beans, for sure. The dear wife is an amazing woman, isn't she? Have a lot more fun, and post a lot, too! Thanks for doing these posts and blogs, really fun! - Nodrog

Yeah, the video i added in the last blog post was from much later. Its working alright now, but at the time it wasnt were trying to get posts done but their a lot of work! This next blog post is of crossing the boarder into alaska but we are actually in prince albert saskatchewan at the moment...
And yes, my wife is quite enjoying the trip too! thats always a bonus

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Blog post of the day we crossed the boarder into Alaska! We were greeted by some really rough roads and more swamp.
The one campground had a whole bunch of military vehicles from when the alaska highway was built.
http://prinsfamilyadventures.blogspot.com/2018/07/entering-alaska.html?m=1



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Heya DannyCam i was going to send you a pm but there is no button... anywho how is your trip going? I saw the trip layout brother, thaat is a trip. Soo from me to you I am now working with the 1" shiplap blue foam on the floor. Happily destinated. Your photos are amazing. Cheers!

The orange things with the silver colored nozzles look like large blow torches or weed burners to me. I see fuel tanks, hand pressure pumps, heat guards and igniters in the nozzles. The may have used them for melting tar into seams and cracks in the roadway.

ssuuki19 wrote:Heya DannyCam i was going to send you a pm but there is no button... anywho how is your trip going? I saw the trip layout brother, thaat is a trip. Soo from me to you I am now working with the 1" shiplap blue foam on the floor. Happily destinated. Your photos are amazing. Cheers!

Yes, it sucks that the pm feature is gone on this forum. Trip is going well, having car trouble but were in Guelph ontario now!

KCStudly wrote:The orange things with the silver colored nozzles look like large blow torches or weed burners to me. I see fuel tanks, hand pressure pumps, heat guards and igniters in the nozzles. The may have used them for melting tar into seams and cracks in the roadway.

They looked a bit like flame throwers but we couldnt think of what they would be used for. The seam sealer stuff for roads makes sense though!

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Next blog post of visiting and walking on a glacier in alaska! Also fixing my air cylinders on the trailer and trying to camp on a military base...
http://prinsfamilyadventures.blogspot.com/2018/08/visiting-matanuska-glacier-and-getting.html?m=1


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Wow, Beautiful pictures.

Thanks

Yet another really GREAT Foamie Adventure !!!