Tiny Camper Trip and Driftwood Carving

#camping #woodcarving #tinycamper
-short but sweet little trip testing out my new little camper.

[robertlinton]

I picked up a whittling knife about 10 years ago to help me put down the bottle. It’s been a wonderful distraction and you have helped me keep my life on course when I needed it. Thank you Doug. You never know who you might have a positive influence on.

[gti]

Think you could fit a small awning to make life a little more comfortable Doug.

[michaelrider]

YAY! Doug's back. Good to see you again Doug.

[jamesellsworth]

You and Steve Wallis, each in your own way, are Canadian National Icons. I always enjoy your work.

[shanemilehi]

Good to see you outside again doing videos. Keep em coming.

[StephensxWorkshop]

What a great chill Doug. thanks for taking us with you mate. All the best.

[zackvasconcellos]

Great stuff Doug. Glad you're back to doing what you enjoy!

[Setsuzo]

Fun watching’ ya, Doug. Great carving, great content. Thanks!

[billcruess]

Nice to see you back Doug! Agree with the other comments, a little awning and you’ll be golden. Ontario is so huge and you could take that trailer anywhere. Enjoy!

[paulmleziva]

Awesome to see you outdoors again. I think one of the things that disconnects me from nature when camping is having to buy and use the firewood they provide at the campground instead of gathering and cutting my own. It definitely doesn't help when the firewood is wet or poor quality. Looking forward to more videos.

[chrisr.]

So good to see you! Love your adventures and carving! Thanks Doug!

[davegobeli]

Very nice Cargo Trailer Conversion. I have a 6x12 V-nose with heat, AC, and a 21/2 gallon hot water heater. Love it!! You’ll have a lot of fun with your new setup!!!

[lauriereber]

Doug, maybe a cook fly would be in order? I really enjoy your adventures and the carving on found wood. Thanks for taking me along.

[davecurda]

Shitty weather but it was absolutely great to see a video of yours pop up in my feed. You have definitely been missed by me this past year hope you get out a lot more love watching your canoe and fishing videos.

[medicus]

Doug, I find myself enjoying the outdoors the most when I vary the experience. Sometimes I'll take my trailer and amenities, other times I'll "rough it" with a tarp (or tent) and sleeping bag. I completely get how you feel something's missing when you spend time outdoors in a differing manner. I really like your trailer. Good to see you on YT again!😀

[OutdoorswThatGuy]

Good to see ya again out there lol Nice trailer and of course awsome carving 👏✌️

[brianquilty]

Very cool camper. An awning across the whole side of your camper would make cooking and sitting outside much more enjoyable if it rains. I'm in Manitoba and a few years ago the wife and I drove to Ontario, drove around Lake Superior, took a ferry down Lake Huron and ended up on Lake Erie and camped near Point Pelee. Beautiful country.

[CletusGortner]

Really enjoyed every aspect of your trip. The bike ride, combing the beach, the carving, (great job!), even watching you cook. I guess I'm living vicariously through your adventures.

[jameshammett]

Sometimes, not very often, there needs to be the option to like something more than once.

[marca]

It's was great to spend time with you again Mr Linker 💚🇬🇧🌱 you'll find what feels right & makes you happy soon I'm sure. X