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Wabi-sabi Overland

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Cut wood to finish bed entry opening

Posted on November 14, 2018November 14, 2018 by Yvonne @Quilting Jetgirl

Cut wood to finish bed entry opening

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Truck sure has been cozy! We are definitely digging the tiny living. 🚛 #wabisabioverland #expeditiontruck #expeditionvehicle #overlandadventure

Near the Arctic Ocean along the Sagavanirktok River. 🚛 #wabisabioverland #expeditiontruck #expeditionvehicle #overlandadventure

The wide open spaces of the arctic tundra are really special. It's different than the Canadian arctic, and it's been neat to have the opportunity to see the difference. 🚛 #wabisabioverland #expeditiontruck #expeditionvehicle #overlandadventure

The Brooks Range is one of the prettiest places we have been to. 🚛 #wabisabioverland #expeditiontruck #expeditionvehicle #overlandadventure

We really appreciate the high ground clearance and occasionally 4x4 to get us to nice camp spots. 🚛 #wabisabioverland #expeditiontruck #expeditionvehicle #overlandadventure

Yup. Traveling in the arctic and mud seem to go hand in hand... 🚛 #wabisabioverland #expeditiontruck #expeditionvehicle #overlandadventure

It was fun to cross the Arctic Circle in Canada and Alaska in this trip. In total we spent almost 3 weeks north of the arctic circle! 🚛 #wabisabioverland #expeditiontruck #expeditionvehicle #overlandadventure

We really love our solar power, lithium battery, and charge system. We use all the power we want and it tops itself off right away. It's totally care-free. @battlebornbatteries #victronenergy 🚛 #wabisabioverland #expeditiontruck #expeditionvehicle #overlandadventure

At this point, we have made dozens of small river crossings in the Mog. It handles them great, but we are always cautious and try to be careful especially when in remote areas like deep in the Arctic. This spot was really deep on the right side with a lot of sediment, so we opted to backtrack and find another road. 🚛 #wabisabioverland #expeditiontruck #expeditionvehicle #overlandadventure

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