Spring Storm VanLife Snow Day New Mexico

Snow day in the mini van camper. Camped at a campground near Grants, New Mexico
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*My name is Brian. I started living full time in a self built camper van in 2014 in my hometown of San Diego, CA. I hit the road full-time in 2015 to pursue seasonal work and travel around the U.S. I find free camping on public land and enjoy photography, hiking, biking, and kayaking in nature. Join me on my adventures.
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[NoFate]

Getting spoiled by the frequency of these video releases...✌️

[MI-mept]

Nothing like a hot bowl of soup on a cold snowy day. Enjoy your soup and stay warm.

[jaystewart]

Man! Brian you made that soup look good. Nothing like just staying in and hibernating on a day like that. Comfort food, relax and stay warm. Thanks for sharing

[terry]

Gotta love a spring snowstorm…dumps tons of much needed moisture and it generally disappears quickly. In Colorado we get them often…dumps 12” and next day is 70. Only downside is it can cause a lot of tree limbs damage but it’s all Mother Nature. Love it!

[cynthiam]

I like seeing snow when I'm not in it. The soup looked good. Thank you for sharing your travels. ☮️

[Travisj]

That place is a hidden gem! I stayed at the site where that transit van was parked on Jan. 1-2 this year. I hope you had some clear sky at some point while you were there. The views are amazing! I will be back to do some more exploring of that area.

[jeraldheinrich]

I bought a pressure cooker, when you think of a pressure cooker, you think of a large pot. I didn't realize they had them for one to two persons. Will work great for in the van because of the time element. Using it at home to test it out. Thanks for the tip!

[sunnyla]

Looking forward to Brian’s On-the-Road Cookbook. I love the cooking part of your videos, always scrumptious and simple❤

[doakyyy]

i don't know why, but the cooking portions of your videos are always my favorite part! i'd love more cooking features :D it's just so calming and interesting to see how you bring a meal together!

[scottthejeepguy]

Great video Brian, I LOVE snow, and hot soup on a snowy day. You checked all the boxes in this one. Thanks for sharing, away we go.

[davet]

A little snow will make you appreciate the warmth of the sun when it shines on you next😎 Soup looked pretty tasty ✌️

[jennyhackenberg]

Enjoy it. Good to see you smiling. I would just sit back and relax and watch it from the windows. Be careful out there and look forward to the next video.

[richardm]

😊 this brings memories! I miss my 1994 Astro van conversion with “blue velour and wood trim”
Im house bound now; but my imagination and your descriptions fill me with satisfaction.
Thanks for sharing
I met you once at Fiesta Island, home base.

[spaceprepper]

Love your starting over videos. Back to the basics. May the good Lord watch over you and your family and friends. Peace and Love 😊.

[lindabishop]

BRIAN My fridge doesn't keep some things for very long. So I have been using celery seed for my soups other things. Look for it where the spices are kept. That way I at least have the flavor of celery. It tastes the same. I do miss the texture of celery though.

[tammyscott]

That’s shorts and shirtsleeve weather in Minnesota!😂

[Bumblingdesertdweller]

One of your old videos showed that Hawkins pressure pot. I stopped the video and bought one. They are so nice for cooking quick and using a little fuel. Glad you showed it on that video.

[michaeltellurian]

Very helpful, Brian. Thanks! A tablespoon of flour mixed with a tablespoon of fat (olive oil, butter, bacon grease, schmaltz, etc.) would produce a gravy instead of a broth. No right or wrong, just a suggestion.

[danrandall]

Land of Enchantment. That looks cold. Halloween 1991 we got 28 inches and Duluth got 37 inches. Little know it is 20 below zero or colder leave your hockey pucks outside then meet your friends down at the rink in the morning. Hit the pipe on the goal and sometimes the puck will shatter.

[borandell]

That wind/breeze is what gets you on a day cold enough to snow. It cuts right through you.