Choosing the right system for -35°C (-31°F) prairie nights and 50°C (120°F) desert days Building a true four-season camper van is less about insulation alone and more about how you create, distribute, and manage
Why condensation happens, what heating really does, and how to stay dry in cold-weather camper vans Moisture and condensation are among the most common—and most misunderstood—problems in camper vans, especially in cold climates. It’s easy
A No-Nonsense Van Envelope That Works at –35 °C and +49 °C (–31 °F to 120 °F) Most van insulation advice is built around mild climates. A “cold night” is 20°F. Condensation is a
How Aqua-Hot, Rixen, and Timberline compare for real winter + real summer comfortWhen you’re building a serious four-season camper van — one that will spend Canadian-prairie winters at –35 °C and Southwestern summers over 120
There’s been a long-standing dream in the background of my life for years now. A van. Not just a van—but a camper van that could take me anywhere. A space I could stand up
We tend to treat fear like an enemy. Something to eliminate, outgrow, or run from. But the truth? Fear has been my greatest teacher. Over the years, I’ve learned that fear comes in two flavors:
Thirty days without processed sugar. A full month of saying no to desserts, skipping the bakery aisle, and re-learning what “sweet enough” really means. When I wrote about my first ten days, the weight dropped
There’s something about a narrow trail that calls to you. The tighter the trees, the sharper the turns—the more alive the ride feels. This week, I took the EUC into one of Saskatoon’s hidden fat
Part 2: The House and the Dream By the time we first walked through the house, we were already running the mental tape measure. Could this kitchen be opened up? Could we eat a meal
If you’ve been following my café build, you know this 1974 Honda CB550 hasn’t exactly been a quick project. It’s been a journey of detours, head-scratching, and the occasional triumph when something actually works the
