Thanks. My second shot kicked my butt but such a great sense of relief now. Even the grand kids are coming next week! Hurray!

I hope you have a great trip. We will be going back when the borders re-open.

That’s hilarious. And you are so lucky to live there.

You are most welcome. But know that I didn't keep such records until I had a channel to feed. ;-))

We could have done it for a lot less but when you are in unfamiliar territory it’s easy to overdo private campgrounds.

Good to hear. We may go back in 2023.

Thank you, thank you, and one more thank you!

Thoughts in passing, Gotta disagree with you on Alaska being a “ one time” bucket list. Anyone who really see’s Alaska for the first time, realizes how huge it is, and they can’t possibly take it all in one one trip! As us longtime Alaskan’s say, “it’s an Alaskan thing! Most will never get it”!!!😉😂

The organization of our small van is inversely proportional to the size of our home.

Thanks for the tips. I heard Sitka was the place to go.

You think Juneau, and Sitka is “ real Alaska “??? You have no clue.

No one can beat Graeters, as you know. I’d say the place in McCarthy was our favorite on the trip.

Hurrah for you! It is the perfect solo travel vehicle, IMO.

We can’t wait to go back. Safe travels.

LOL, but he is good at taking out the trash.

Hmmm. It is web-based but you'll have to bring this ole gal up to speed on what you mean by 1-1 web based.

Google Maps for iOS has less features than desktop version

@@davebutler6521 I only use the desktop version for creating "my maps." Haven't experimented with the iOS version.

That campground always has trouble with bears because people leave out food, etc. I'm guessing the bear was being shooed away by campers who often bang pots and pans and honk their car horns.

@@FromShetoMe That makes sense. Thanks for responding getting back to me! I love your details it really helps one look deeper into your suggestions, which are brilliant!

LOL. No way I would do that except for you guys!

I don’t and prices have risen dramatically since the State pulled their subsidies.

Thankfully, we didn't see any B20 diesel.

I wouldn't be able to re-create a very accurate map with speeds. The ones we can remember that had great speeds, other than people's homes, were the library in Haines, the Starbucks in Prince George, and Ft Telkwa River Front Campground. Some of the visitor centers had adequate service but I didn't upload there. The two private campgrounds where I uploaded, in Homer, and Dawson Creek, took 10-12 hours (overnight). The secret is to find an RV park that doesn't kick you off after 500 Megabytes of data. Almost all of them claim to have free wifi, but the data cap is what kills you. But if you are an AT&T customer, then you'll probably have a different experience in Alaska. Would help to have a NetGear Nighthawk so you can use cellular. Verizons new plans might be helpful in that you can now use your phone as a hotspot with 4G instead of 3G. We thought Whitehorse would be better but even the Starbucks was down on the day we were there. When campgrounds suggest that you can buy more data for a fee, don't do it. Waste of money, we couldn't get them to work. Hope that helps.

We think it is 5% based on the difference in tire size. Agile doesn't do it, our mechanic doesn't do it, everyone kept pointing to Mercedes and we'll just have to keep hounding them until we have an answer.

From She to Me I wonder what Winnebago does? They put these larger tires on the Revel if ordered as an option. I will ask them about it. I use a speedometer app on my phone to check speedo accuracy for a situation like this. (i.e. winter tires on our car). I was glad to hear the mileage was better than 18 with the new tires.

@@balahmay John mentioned that to me just yesterday. If you find out anything, we would love an answer. We did find out that the tires are 5% larger than the stock tires so probably safe to increase our mileage by 5% to get a more accurate accounting.

@@FromShetoMe I submitted the question via email to a Winnebago factory rep. Will let you know if I learn anything. I am curious about it too because we have a Revel on order.

@@brucelahmayer2414 Thanks!

Yes. Even the tiny ferry in Dawson City that crosses the Yukon.

Yes, I worried about the same thing. I would say a minimum of 4 nights in Denali. We gave ourselves 3 weeks between Denali and the Ferry which we felt was enough time. We booked the ferry in March so you still have time. But book Denali as soon as it is comfortable to do so. Fairbanks was our least favorite spot and really just a re-supply place for us. Do stop at Talkeetna on your way between Denali and Anchorage and probably 2 nights there, 3 if you want to do both a flight and a train ride. Do book a camping spot in Talkeetna. We were just lucky that we got one.

Michael, It’s always nice to see the Alaskan flag, to me!😉🤣😂😳

Yes, in South Lake Tahoe not Alaska

We can probably go about 6-8 hours on battery.

You do need a passport and the expiration date can't be within 6 months of entering. It takes a few months to get a passport or to get one renewed. Of course right now, Americans can't get in and even Canadians have restrictions between certain provinces. We used ATM machines to get Canadian dollars. But most everything can be paid with your credit card. Some of the campgrounds will accept US dollars but on a 1:1 basis so you do want to use Canadian dollars there.

I agree.

May 29 to August 23.

Yes, it’s too bad.

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You just reminded me that I forgot to include in the video I just uploaded after I figured it all out. Maybe I’ll remember next week.

You guys are waaaaaay too nice.

@@FromShetoMe well deserved young lady

Yes, but one of my favorite sayings is, "you can't tow a u-haul behind a hearse.

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From She to Me Hello, thanks for all, the trip vids Etc, but tell me, did you ever ran into places that would NOT accept credit/debit cards ? You can only safely carry enough cash as is safe to carry, Thanks,, CHEERS FROM NJ🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸