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Like it!❤

Well i loved this video. I was born and raised in the Hill Country in Texas. I currently reside in Florida. I still miss living by the side of the river . This video brought back some great memories. ❤❤ from Florida.

Beautiful. I love the sound of nature. I actually fell asleep to it. Must watch again!

When I was in troubled times, I started counting my ' grateful for's' It's pretty amazing how long a list one can make, starting with, I'm grateful for being alive. Grateful for's can be informative and help you realize the presence of good things on your life. I couldn't do door dash, not at my age of 65. But when I was 29 I was a bike courier in Toronto, and I got to hating it. However, look at how you have the strength and fortitude to hold down steady work. Be grateful for that ability. Not everyone has it. Plus you are consistently articulately expressive. Even fewer people have that gift. Best wishes mate. I'm too poor to send money. But I'm grateful for so much.

I wish this was an hour long. If I had a tv I would play this whenever I need to relax and don’t have immediate access to nature

Dude take out the back seat and lay flat! Legs in the trunk! Don’t sleep with bent legs you’ll get blood clots! Best of luck bro!!

Your video editing skills are getting really good btw. Captioning looks great, transitions are nice. Great work

Did the fire reach all the Fentanyl and Methamphetamine inside, that came across Bidens open Border?

What a view!

Awesome scenery, Rob. I'm sorry about the predicament your in and I'll keep you in my prayers. Just believe in yourself and God and he will answer your prayers 🙏 and dreams.

Aye, gud eye eh! Top man!🙃

Rob, what is your goal? You say you’re struggling to get out of this situation. I would love to help you in any way I can and may be able to assist you with finding work as well. I guess my question is what is your plan as far as where your looking to go next career wise?

Wow. What great footage. New camera?

Nice but i wanna hear your homeless experiences, give us nature after that

What an incredible waste of my time thanks for nothing CHEERS

Ello cool video as always, can please start doing raps like will survives 😶 maybe a coffee story time were you just tell stories of the woods the streets the walk xxf

That was very Gracious of the Owner to give you time... That's what Humanity should be like. Patience with each other and understanding. 🙏

You definitely have an eye for capturing nature in all its glory. God bless and keep your head up. ❤

thanks for the beautiful video

It certainly is very peaceful ✌️

Rob, love it. I sleep in my minivan a couple nights every week for work. A few ideas: * If the window screen Velcro ever fails, use magnets. * Stretch out your legs: Drop the rear seat backs, push the passenger seat forward, lay down a piece of plywood (hinges to fold it/keep it shorter), stick your legs into the trunk, and boom you've got a longer bed platform to sleep on. Air mattress on top keeps it cheap, but have two mattresses and two air pumps in case one fails. I also put a cheap open-cell foam mattress on top of that. The combo is very comfortable; I swear I get better sleep on the road than at home. * Idling an engine for long periods is hard on the engine. Get a battery for the fan, recharge while the engine is running driving places, or when you're at the library or whatever. A cheap solar panel also works. * Side window deflectors/vent visors let you crack the windows two inches without letting rain in. * Get a carbon monoxide detector. Please. They're cheap insurance. Exhaust leaks do happen, and people do die. The previously-mentioned vent visors also help get fresh air. I use vent visors even when I run the air conditioner, because of the risk. * Consider selling that car for a 2004 Prius or newer. You can run the AC without starting the car; It runs off battery and when the battery gets low, it automagically starts the engine to recharge. Costs like $3 in gas per night with full air conditioning. On top of that, they're extremely reliable (top 10 most reliable of all time), excellent MPG, more room in the rear, can install an inverter on the 12V battery to make it a generator for a microwave/laptop/etc., and they're no longer very expensive; I frequently see them under $5k with less than 150k miles, and it's not unusual to see them under 100k miles at that price. They often keep going after 300k miles. Looks like your car is a late-model Nissan so you would _make_ money selling that for a 2004-2009 Prius, and still have money left over for any repairs/maintenance/upgrades. Don't be afraid if it has an old traction battery; If it fails, swapping that is a DIY weekend project for about $1500 then you get many miles of service after that. Do get a catalytic converter guard for ~$300; Those models are high targets for cat theft. Since you're mobile, it's no problem to drive anywhere in the nation to pick up a good used Prius, so you can look all over the nation on CraigsList and Facebook Marketplace. Happy trails!

Just wondering what’s the card you were dealt at an early age?