Next time you're in the Alabama Hills area, try the Alabama Hills Cafe in downtown. Phenomenal! Also, if you're looking for a hotel/motel to rejuvenate in, the Dow Villa is great too. We were there not too long after you, at the end of January 2023. After 8 days in tents, the Dow Villa Motel was a welcome change!
Another MellOverlanding journey... watch Part 2 here: th-cam.com/video/nDDAX9AZJ6o/w-d-xo.html Thanks for watching! See more here th-cam.com/play/PLmzj4XGk6kUgT54Wolz0uKM7PE8rZe-6j.html
Great videos. Just stumbled upon them yesterday after work. Your narration and filming are fantastic too. Can't wait to use mine again, and get back out there. Thank you from a new subscriber...
Nice video and love the commentary. I also ride a bike and when passing you should give 3 feet so even if they rode single file you could not safely pass without crossing into the other lane as the road was narrow with no bike lane. If single file it would have been a much longer train making it more difficult to pass. Anyway keep the videos going. Thanks.
No I get all that, but what I didn't capture on video in time was them occupying both lanes of traffic to take pics of each other while in a passing lane area for about a mile. That was the frustrating part that I should've probably made more clear. Thank you for watching!
I love your style of videos, great job! You will have 1000's of subscribers soon! And you are right and we often forget as we drive to our destination to stop and enjoy the journey. Keep making these videos.
Another great video Roger! Some crazy mountains for sure. And we have multi-million dollar bike paths in the Northeast (Rails to trails) and yet the cyclist rather ride in the middle of the street. I feel your frustration. I'm all for riding, but at least stay to the right, single file when cars are approaching and maybe even try out all those dedicated paths us taxpayers had to build for y'all!! Safe travels my friend
Your editing skills are insane Awesome video yet again my man. Looking to get into overlanding next year in my 16 Silverado with my girlfriend and 2 dogs. Looking into some different camper shell designs and would like to maybe hook it up with a roof-rack and 360 awning. The plan is to head to Alaska (I lived in Fairbanks for 4 yrs) along the Dalton Highway and work our way down south through Oregon, Cali and shoot back East visiting a bunch of different sites. Super pumped to get everything going, but there is so much preparation and dry running to be done! Thanks again for such a dope channel, keep up the good work and just know I'm bingin' these videos atm😂
I don't know about all that but I appreciate the praise! That sounds like a helluva epic journey brother and a camper would be the way to go for an endeavor like that. There are so may great camper options out there nowadays. I wish you the best in prepping for and going on that adventure! Thank you for watching and commenting again!
I’m assuming you are in So. Cal., so I’m just wondering why it took 8 hours. Long dirt road? I have not been, but I definitely want to go now. Another great video, love how you film and narrate.
Nice vids, fellow 3rd gen owner myself that absolutely loves Death Valley. FYI though, bikes can share lanes by law and it's probably easier for cars to go around vs having them pull over each time for every car. And besides, it's not like we're in a rush when were out there, right? 😊
Yup, I am all for sharing the road. The part I didn't catch on video in time was them taking up both lanes, in a passing lane area, to take photos of each other for about a mile. That was the frustrating part. Thank you for watching! And, 👊 to a fellow 3rd gen owner.
Love your style dude. I'm a backpacker by heart, but considering a van for getting around between hikes, also to sleep in some times, might as well take a night in the car instead of hiking into a thunderstorm, right. Great stuff, love your high quality, non-pretensious style. Very enjoyable stuff.
Thank you for watching and for commenting. I wish I was un-lazy enough to do backpacking, but yeah, hiking into a thunderstorm doesn’t sound that pleasant. Happy trails and happy holidays!
Next time you're in the Alabama Hills area, try the Alabama Hills Cafe in downtown. Phenomenal! Also, if you're looking for a hotel/motel to rejuvenate in, the Dow Villa is great too. We were there not too long after you, at the end of January 2023. After 8 days in tents, the Dow Villa Motel was a welcome change!
Keep up the good work. 👏
Thank you for watching and commenting!
Another MellOverlanding journey... watch Part 2 here: th-cam.com/video/nDDAX9AZJ6o/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for watching! See more here th-cam.com/play/PLmzj4XGk6kUgT54Wolz0uKM7PE8rZe-6j.html
Great videos. Just stumbled upon them yesterday after work. Your narration and filming are fantastic too. Can't wait to use mine again, and get back out there. Thank you from a new subscriber...
Thanks for the sub and I appreciate the kind words! Happy trails!
Love your videos bro. I was just there in October thru hiking the JMT. The view from Whitney is Epic.
Thank you for watching!
Nice video! Thanks for the intel on the camping spots in Alabama Hills and the permit process.
Thank you for watching! Happy Holidays!
Awesome content keep it up. Next time you go DV try staying away from the Furnace Creek area and go dispersed. DV is a magical place
Definitely, had to do the touristy stuff the first time. Thanks for watching!
Nice video and love the commentary. I also ride a bike and when passing you should give 3 feet so even if they rode single file you could not safely pass without crossing into the other lane as the road was narrow with no bike lane. If single file it would have been a much longer train making it more difficult to pass. Anyway keep the videos going. Thanks.
No I get all that, but what I didn't capture on video in time was them occupying both lanes of traffic to take pics of each other while in a passing lane area for about a mile. That was the frustrating part that I should've probably made more clear. Thank you for watching!
Love from India 🇮🇳 ♥ look forward to see more Carvan video's
Thank you for watching! New video this Saturday at 09:00 PDT (17:00 GMT)
I went there with some friends before I started my channel. Wish I had filmed it. After that we went to Coyote Flats. 🤙
I love your style of videos, great job! You will have 1000's of subscribers soon! And you are right and we often forget as we drive to our destination to stop and enjoy the journey. Keep making these videos.
Thank you for the vote of confidence! And, thank you for watching and commenting again! Happy Holidays
great video. look forward to more
Thank you for watching!
Another great video Roger! Some crazy mountains for sure. And we have multi-million dollar bike paths in the Northeast (Rails to trails) and yet the cyclist rather ride in the middle of the street. I feel your frustration. I'm all for riding, but at least stay to the right, single file when cars are approaching and maybe even try out all those dedicated paths us taxpayers had to build for y'all!! Safe travels my friend
It happens and that frustration was short lived-long enough to make it into the video though 😅 Thanks for watching and happy trails!
Your editing skills are insane
Awesome video yet again my man. Looking to get into overlanding next year in my 16 Silverado with my girlfriend and 2 dogs. Looking into some different camper shell designs and would like to maybe hook it up with a roof-rack and 360 awning. The plan is to head to Alaska (I lived in Fairbanks for 4 yrs) along the Dalton Highway and work our way down south through Oregon, Cali and shoot back East visiting a bunch of different sites.
Super pumped to get everything going, but there is so much preparation and dry running to be done!
Thanks again for such a dope channel, keep up the good work and just know I'm bingin' these videos atm😂
I don't know about all that but I appreciate the praise! That sounds like a helluva epic journey brother and a camper would be the way to go for an endeavor like that. There are so may great camper options out there nowadays. I wish you the best in prepping for and going on that adventure! Thank you for watching and commenting again!
Awesome videos. Freaking sweet 4Runner…. Love that table. How did you obtain it?
Hi, the table is from REI www.rei.com/product/159024/mountain-summit-gear-heavy-duty-roll-top-table-large
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I’m assuming you are in So. Cal., so I’m just wondering why it took 8 hours. Long dirt road? I have not been, but I definitely want to go now. Another great video, love how you film and narrate.
I’m from the Bay Area. Thank you for watching and commenting!
Nice vids, fellow 3rd gen owner myself that absolutely loves Death Valley. FYI though, bikes can share lanes by law and it's probably easier for cars to go around vs having them pull over each time for every car. And besides, it's not like we're in a rush when were out there, right? 😊
Yup, I am all for sharing the road. The part I didn't catch on video in time was them taking up both lanes, in a passing lane area, to take photos of each other for about a mile. That was the frustrating part. Thank you for watching! And, 👊 to a fellow 3rd gen owner.
@@ggg4runner ahh, yeah that's pretty damn inconsiderate then.
S’ok, I’m sure I’ve been inconsiderate when I was a kid. That karma’ll get you I guess 😂
Love your style dude. I'm a backpacker by heart, but considering a van for getting around between hikes, also to sleep in some times, might as well take a night in the car instead of hiking into a thunderstorm, right. Great stuff, love your high quality, non-pretensious style. Very enjoyable stuff.
Thank you for watching and for commenting. I wish I was un-lazy enough to do backpacking, but yeah, hiking into a thunderstorm doesn’t sound that pleasant. Happy trails and happy holidays!
I prefer tea over coffee
Coffee in the morning and tea in the evenings for me
Yeah that’s not right. Take care.
you too!