Not sure if you know this, look it up. If you're off road like you were here. It is best to let some air out of your tires. This gives you a wider foot print and you will not get stuck as easy. Really high end armored 6 wheel trucks can let the air out and reinflate their tires at the push of a button for this reason. All you would need is a air pump and a pressure gauged. Glad you washed that salt off your truck at the end. I really enjoy your work, keep it up and thank you. :)
I was hospitalized about four days ago due to having a few seizures so I've had a bad week. But watching this video made me feel a bit better. This was really cool
Okay, Chris, the cave! The Cave! THE CAVE! I was thinking brave or crazy, which is this guy? However, the guy that let you ride his four wheeler a cool gesture.
I visited Carhenge in 2017 on a cross-country trip and loved it. Alliance is a neat little town, the area is pretty, and not far from Carhenge is a hay bale rest stop complete with toilet and free wi-fi. I was lucky to see Carhenge as twilight approached (and then came back the next morning)...got great pictures!
Another great one, Chris. Love going along with you. The fun things you able bodied people get to do. Nice of that guy to lend you his vehicle. I always want to ask you a ton of questions when watching some of your videos. Good job on this one, it was fun.
I been to Carhendge numerous of times, its a great place to stop when your headed to S.D. and need a break. I love the fact that its free and no matter how many times you go you notice something different.
I feel like i want to go to america and do a road trip across the states after seeing your videos! I guess you could write a blog about the places you've been.
Great video, thanks for taking us with you. I love your channel, very awesome, I had to Subscribe. Might be a good idea since your toting your Home around on your back, is invest in some BF. Goodrich all terrain t/a or Mud terrain t/a tires, I personally wouldn't trust those factory stock tires to get me to the Grocery store.🤔🤟✌️ I'll see you in the next video.👍
Have you checked out Chimney Rock, Courthouse and Jailhouse Rocks, Scottsbluff Monument, Toadstool Park, Hundson-Meng Bison bone bed, Fort Robinson, The Fur Trade Museum, Dobby's Frontier Town, Ash Hollow State Historical Park, Agate Fossil Beds, Lake McConaughy, Buffalo Bill State Historical Park and much more to see from North Platte Nebraska on west to the Nebraska Panhandle. We're much more than just carhenge 😎
Since I am new to your channel, found you yesterday. If I may ask, how do you fund your journey? Is it by youtube? your parents are rich? You are rich? Just curious! I will continue to watch even if you don't answer.
Actually, both the Pacer and the Gremlin had a slanted back. But the rear glass and rear roof pillers on the Pacer made for a far more rounded upside down fishbowl vs. the Gremlin was pretty flat sided. So it ends up being a Gremlin that we're looking at. amc pacer images: www.google.com/search?q=amc+pacer+images amc gremlin images: www.google.com/search?q=amc+gremlin+images
Yup, that’s Wyoming for you. Now you know why Wyoming-ites always travel with emergency kits. You get into trouble and it could be a while before someone finds you and there’s probably no cell service. On the other hand, people are kind like that rancher (those were probably his cows). Yes, ranchers use 4 wheelers, not horses.
Wasn't there a place in US where if you'd provide your own car, you could bury it in the same (or similar) fashion with these 2 carsules? I swear i remember reading that somewhere.
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Hey everyone, hope you love this vlog, touring through Nebraska and Wyoming have been so incredible!
That truck is a 50's willys pickup.
Not sure if you know this, look it up. If you're off road like you were here. It is best to let some air out of your tires. This gives you a wider foot print and you will not get stuck as easy. Really high end armored 6 wheel trucks can let the air out and reinflate their tires at the push of a button for this reason.
All you would need is a air pump and a pressure gauged.
Glad you washed that salt off your truck at the end.
I really enjoy your work, keep it up and thank you. :)
Talk to TH-cam Wonderhussy when you take on Sand again
I was hospitalized about four days ago due to having a few seizures so I've had a bad week. But watching this video made me feel a bit better. This was really cool
EpicMango Oh man sorry to hear that. Glad this took your mind off of things for a bit!
Mobile Instinct Thanks
Okay, Chris, the cave! The Cave! THE CAVE! I was thinking brave or crazy, which is this guy? However, the guy that let you ride his four wheeler a cool gesture.
Haha I had to go in that cave!
I visited Carhenge in 2017 on a cross-country trip and loved it. Alliance is a neat little town, the area is pretty, and not far from Carhenge is a hay bale rest stop complete with toilet and free wi-fi. I was lucky to see Carhenge as twilight approached (and then came back the next morning)...got great pictures!
I can't believe how many cool places you find that I didn't even know about! Love traveling with you! (Virtually of course!)
Another great one, Chris. Love going along with you. The fun things you able bodied people get to do. Nice of that guy to lend you his vehicle. I always want to ask you a ton of questions when watching some of your videos. Good job on this one, it was fun.
I was so surprised to see Carhenge on here! I live about 45 minutes from there. Glad you enjoyed it! 😄
Love this place! Nice little town too
Not a fan of carhenge. 😒 Glad it's on the other side of Alliance and on the old highway 385, now highway 87, from us
I been to Carhendge numerous of times, its a great place to stop when your headed to S.D. and need a break. I love the fact that its free and no matter how many times you go you notice something different.
The ancient Egyptians used the distinctive script known today as hieroglyphs (Greek for "sacred words") for almost 4,000 years.
Great job 👏
Another great video from "The Man"
I feel like i want to go to america and do a road trip across the states after seeing your videos! I guess you could write a blog about the places you've been.
+starwarsapies Thanks! Yeah that could be a fantastic trip for You!
that carhenge was sooo cool. that was awesome that guy let you take his ride for a spin. hope you got all that yuck off your vehicle.
Haha I got most of it off but it definitely needs a deep cleaning when I get back
As a native Nebraskan I can say that carhenge is one of the weirdest and yet coolest things to see in western Nebraska
Great video, thanks for taking us with you. I love your channel, very awesome, I had to Subscribe.
Might be a good idea since your toting your Home around on your back, is invest in some BF. Goodrich all terrain t/a or Mud terrain t/a tires, I personally wouldn't trust those factory stock tires to get me to the Grocery store.🤔🤟✌️
I'll see you in the next video.👍
I didn’t realize you were getting around with a small camper. How did you manage showering and bathrooms?
Have you checked out Chimney Rock, Courthouse and Jailhouse Rocks, Scottsbluff Monument, Toadstool Park, Hundson-Meng Bison bone bed, Fort Robinson, The Fur Trade Museum, Dobby's Frontier Town, Ash Hollow State Historical Park, Agate Fossil Beds, Lake McConaughy, Buffalo Bill State Historical Park and much more to see from North Platte Nebraska on west to the Nebraska Panhandle. We're much more than just carhenge 😎
Amazing, thanks. be safe.
That's is because Wyoming has the nicest people in the country!
I laughed so hard at "Carhenge" I had to wipe my eyes before continuing the video.
Another interesting vlog-- thank you! Getting stuck in the sand dune wouldn't have made a great day. Glad to see you made it out!
Thanks Jay, yeah that was making me nervous but all ended well
At least they mooooved out of the way.
appreciate the beautiful nebraska :D
Awesome video!!!!! Glad you didn't get stuck. :)
Carhenge? Wtf that should have been in Disney's Cars 😂 but seriously whaaaaaat 😰 SO cool!
Amazing videos wow man u made my day watching this😎🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Yes wild horses head to Flaming Gorge then look for JOHN JARVIE river crossing.Please do a long video with the whole story...Great video man!TY73s
The sand dunes were beautiful but I agree getting stuck in the middle of nowhere is no joke glad you made it out.
I love this video! I had to go to Carhenge too!
14:10 I can stop holding my breath now. Great video.
So awesome. I really enjoyed this! New subscriber here, hello from North Texas!
Amanda A. Hey thanks Amanda!
You should definitely check out chimney rock sometime too. Lots of history. The US army used to use it as artillery target practice
Carhenge looks awesome
You should get some all terrain tires for your truck you would make it easier to get through the sand
I visited Carhenge in July 1993. Back then the cars were painted light blue.
I was at car hinge last year, it was worth seeing.
This video is so awesome! Love your videos
Since I am new to your channel, found you yesterday. If I may ask, how do you fund your journey? Is it by youtube? your parents are rich? You are rich? Just curious! I will continue to watch even if you don't answer.
You were close, that was an AMC Pacer, the Gremlin didn’t have the slanted back.
Actually, both the Pacer and the Gremlin had a slanted back. But the rear glass and rear roof pillers on the Pacer made for a far more rounded upside down fishbowl vs. the Gremlin was pretty flat sided. So it ends up being a Gremlin that we're looking at.
amc pacer images: www.google.com/search?q=amc+pacer+images
amc gremlin images: www.google.com/search?q=amc+gremlin+images
6:21 "It looks like an Indian with a feathered head...what do they call those things?"
It's called a feathered headdress.
Yup, that’s Wyoming for you. Now you know why Wyoming-ites always travel with emergency kits. You get into trouble and it could be a while before someone finds you and there’s probably no cell service. On the other hand, people are kind like that rancher (those were probably his cows). Yes, ranchers use 4 wheelers, not horses.
So where do you get your funding for your expeditions?
Calcium Chloride ... it keeps the dust down and holds the road together better
when you was on west side of nebraska wish you would have went to the bluffs in scottsbluf ne
Wasn't there a place in US where if you'd provide your own car, you could bury it in the same (or similar) fashion with these 2 carsules? I swear i remember reading that somewhere.
Another great vlog!
love your videos ...can't believe a ford made it thru haha ^-^
So sad, A Willys pickup with a great body!
Their is another place called American Stonehenge in New Hampshire
I just googled it. There was so much more you could have shown us.
i see this view in Tom Cruise movie i thin the title is (The Mummy) that rock mountain and that cave
Ever been to the mini Stonehenge in Kentucky?
I wonder if any would still run
That was a plymouth with big fins on top., a Valiant.
my first car was a 65 Plymouth valiant convertible
I bet you some of those cars can run still
This is where I saw the eclipse
My home town
Shame really those are some nice cars
Wayne's World!
If anyone lived in that cave and lit a fire he'd be dead in a minute.
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