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WE ARE LIVING AND TRAVELING IN A MOTORHOME AGAIN TO GET TO ALASKA | Ep. 21 - Chez Team

30 de junho de 2024 · 36 min · 37K visualizações · Canadian Arctic

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Chilu and Eze, formerly long-term motorhome travelers in South America, have paused their search for a sailboat in the Caribbean to travel by motorhome from Vancouver, Canada, toward Alaska.Watch The pair reunited with friends Mari and Guille to navigate the route, which includes stops in Vancouver’s Gastown district, the mountain resort town of Whistler, and the historic town of Clinton.25:47 The group covers approximately 560 kilometers per day, utilizing free public campsites along the way, including a stop at Fraser Lake.30:36 While the travelers initially intended to purchase a boat in the Caribbean, they deferred the project due to logistical constraints and the desire to join friends on the northern expedition.14:38 The journey involves adapting back to the resource-conscious lifestyle of motorhome living, including managing water and gas consumption in confined spaces.2:09 During the transit through British Columbia, the group encountered a family of bears near the roadside.34:10 They plan to reach Alaska within 10 days, maintaining their long-term goal of eventually returning to sailing.31:13

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