Hi Todd and Sheila! A North Dakotan here. Something to check out is the Medora Musical and Pitch Fork Fondue. Attend the fondue for your evening meal and head over to the musical for your evening entertainment. The Theodore Roosevelt National Park is beautiful. Maybe do a Sheila hike? 😊
I grew up watching Hee Haw. I was not a fan of country music at the time, but the entertainment of that show made me watch it. I have since started enjoying country music a couple of years ago and we actually listen to that more than any other genre these days.
North Dakota: Theodore Roosevelt National Park, the town of Medora, and the Medora Musical! Nashville is fun. We attended the 5,000th Saturday performance of the Grand Ole Opry last year and it was so much fun.
I remember watching Hee Haw. We had a group of 21 take the Harley's down. Left them at the hotel and got a small bus to shuttle us to downtown at night to party. Weekends the street is closed to traffic and it is one hell of a all night party. On the street and roif tops. Bars a couple blocks off the main have great blues & other music. We also had our own party wagon pulled by the only GREEN tractor on the strip. Way cool!!! Ya-all gotta go back.
I always enjoy Nashville. Have never been to the grand Ole Opry and it is on my list. I love the idea of a Huddle for their hundredth year anniversary. Thanks for sharing and have safe travels
In my younger days we were on a road trip to Gatlinburg when we saw Archie Campbell driving up I75. He was driving in a big convertible Cadillac and smoking a big ole cigar. It took a liitle bit but we caught up and got his attention. He slowed down to talk with us as we drove up the interstate. We all got a hugh kick out of it and he seemed to also. After our short encounter he gave a big wave and pushed the pedal down on that big Cadillac to speed out of sight in no time. We were big fans of Hee Haw.
Watching your Nashville video, Hee Haw started 1969,I was 15 and my mama and daddy watched it every Saturday night.I wasn't in to country music then but, I do remember Minnie Pearl ,she always said,Howdy! It has been10 years since we visited Nashville so we are definitely planning a trip. Just love y'all safe travels.
My grandparents watched Hee Haw , when I long hauled years ago, I use to take in a different church almost every Sunday.....met some amazing people and hope to do that when I get on the road full timing.
Glad to see y’all in our area! I recognized the campground right away 😁 I’m so glad you shared the history on the “circle” 🥰 the flood tried to take away from us, but only provided an opportunity for us to come together and grow stronger! And yes I remember HeeHaw as a child 😎
Mom and Dad never missed Hee Haw. We watched it as a family In North Dakota we have been wanting to go to Roosevelt National Park. Would love to see the wild horses.
My Dad & Mom never missed hew haw show. Also laugh-In! We need to check this all out! We've been to Nashville but didn't know about museum & the walk of Fame. Great Vibe in this Town. 👍🤠❤️🍺🎸🎤🙃
I was born in 1973 and Hee Haw was a staple at my grandparents house! Hee Haw and Lawrence Welk....😂 Great video guys...TN is at the top of our list when we hit the road full time in a few weeks. We would like a home base there.
I grew up with Hee-Haw. But I am 58 born in 64. LOL! My daughter is almost 30! So that show ran from the time I was 5 till I graduated H.S. That should make you feel a little younger! LOL! OMG! So, I live about 4 hours from Nashville, and I have never been there. Hehe!
Gosh thanks for the memories!! We watched Hee Haw every week. So funny now when I mention Hee Haw at work now no one remembers. I'm the old guy now I guess. We live about 3 hours from Nashville. We've always talked about staying at Nashville Shores just haven't done it. We have stayed several times at Two Rivers several times.
You asked Avira North Dakota sites to see. There is a second Badlands which is different than the South Dakota badlands. Located in Theodore Roosevelt National Park, it is a beautiful site to see!
First, Todd your hair is looking great! Hee Haw was a regular weekly staple of watching with my grandmother; anytime I see someone who has forgotten to cut a tag off of something they are wearing I refer to them as Minnie Pearl. Just like the segment they used to have on Hee Haw and sing ‘if it weren’t for bad luck, I’d have no luck at all’, you can chalk the audio failure up to that. And it was nice that Todd was able to stay upright on that picnic bench in the video! Safe travels.
Nashville is New Orleans 2.0. Never been would love to go sometime. And as far as Hee Haw I can remember it was on every Saturday nite and my parents watched it faithfully and of course back then we only has 1 TV and so we sat in front of tv forced to watch it.😍
You need to go north in winter and go snow mobiling, riding a snow machine or what ever it is called where you go. You should do it this winter, sledding is fun you see a lot more animals than you would think, but the trails are not always right by a road so you see more than in the summer. You dress warm so you will not be cold, get a good rental sled and it will have heat pad and heated grips. Alaska (snow machines) is a blast on sled, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan have great trails. You have to have a subscriber that has sleds.
Roy Clark, Buck Owens and some great comedy skits. Along with Medora, Theodore Roosevelt National Park (North and South Units), badlands in the west, there is the International Peace Garden in the north central part of ND which is a shared park with Canada.
Use to watch Hee Haw too even before I a fan of Country Music...was a good show....even tho you had audio problems you put together a great video!!! Thanks for sharing!!
Great video as always! Next time you go to Nashville you should go see the Opryland hotel. Especially recommended around the Christmas season! So beautiful!!
Buck Owens and Roy Clark!!! Where oh where were you tonight. Why did you leave me here all alone.🎵 I searched the world over and thought I found true love. You met another and 💦you were gone!🎵🎵🎵
We love Nashville and the Opry. When you go back to the Opry, you have to do the backstage tour ! It was the highlight of the night for our wife and I on our anniversary trip. And I grew up on Hee Haw! Love the show. Thanks for sharing Nashville with us.
Well I have to say we have loved Tennessee a number of times, more for the motorcycle riding though. Never been to Nashville but did see Hee-Haw lots growing up, lots of TH-cam videos to view if you didn't watch it growing up. Sheila, that hat looked great.. maybe put a Switch It Up logo on the front..? lol Sheila's excitement was great going to show..! Keep the wheels turning and enjoying the ride..!
My husband and I are from NW IA. We had never been to ND and didn't really have any desire to, except for adding the state to our map. Man! Were we surprised! It was a lovely state and we didn't even get to Theodore Roosevelt NP. We spent our time in the north central part, south of Minot. Wonderful history there. We definitely recommend it. We ended up spending 6 wks there, last summer.
Hey, we watched Hee Haw when it was aired the first time around! Baby Boomers went through the entire musical transformation from Bib Band to Rock. It was a great time, and we survived it all!
I grew up watching HeeHaw, my dad loved that show and would always have it on. I hated it at the times but have great memories of my dad watching it. I wish my dad was still alive as he had friends at the Grand Ole Opry and could have gotten you backstage to meet people. We unfortunately don't have the contacts he did. 😕 Safe travels and I hope to meet you on the road sometime.
I enjoy your videos, you two are fun to watch and listen too. So much history in that one area. I do remember Hee Haw but as a teenager I didn't watch it all that much...I did watch laugh in which they say inspired Hee Haw...who knew!
What’s for supper grandpa? 😂😂. One of my favorite shows in the day. Next time you’re in California (I’m in Texas) check out the Bakersfield, CA connection to Hee Haw. That’s on my bucket list too.
We’re from Canada, but love Nashville as well. We stopped at the grand old Opry a few years back during our anniversary and we’re fortunate enough to see Carrie Underwood.
I'm disappointed Sheila didn't get that cowboy hat, you looked GREAT in it!!! 🤠 Definitely get it next time you visit! 😉 I love TN also, definitely up for a huddle there, anytime, with you guys!
We LOVE Nashville and the Opry. Our favorite spot downtown is Kid Rocks. And are definitely old enough to actually have watched Hee Haw 🤣🤣. Anyway, I think a huddle in Nashville is an EXCELLENT IDEA. Safe travels as you continue your journey. Cheers from KC. ~lisa b.
When you go back visit Franklin which is south of Nashville. It is a beautiful little town and you both would enjoy it. Our daughter lived there and we lived visiting there. It is like a suburb outside of Nashville. Lot of the Country Song Singers live there.
So sorry you didn’t get to experience the mother church. But it gives you the reason to go back. It is super awesome and you can feel the history all through your core.
We are coming to the Tennessee huddle in April and going to make a stop in Nashville. I’ve always wanted to go. I’m so excited and can’t wait to meet you. I am we are fellow Kansans and Chiefs fans.
Well. Hey haw was the country version of Laugh in. If you watch both you will see the familiaraty. We stay at Nashville KOA very near Opryland . Huge auditorium.. huge Opry mills shopping center. We love Broadway downtown..
North Dakota: Theodore Roosevelt National Park. The north section has great hikes. Also Medora. There is an outdoor theater show and place they cook Steaks on pitchforks. It wasn't open when we visited the area, but it's on our list.
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How many times I ran around singing that as a child not knowing what it meant lol 😂
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I loved watching Hee Haw and laughing at all the corny jokes! Roy Clark and Buck Owens did “I’m a pickin, and I’m a grinnin “! It was great!
Hee Haw was a regular show for us to watch when I was a kid. I’m 72 now. Loved it!
Hi Todd and Sheila! A North Dakotan here. Something to check out is the Medora Musical and Pitch Fork Fondue. Attend the fondue for your evening meal and head over to the musical for your evening entertainment. The Theodore Roosevelt National Park is beautiful. Maybe do a Sheila hike? 😊
I grew up watching Hee Haw. I was not a fan of country music at the time, but the entertainment of that show made me watch it. I have since started enjoying country music a couple of years ago and we actually listen to that more than any other genre these days.
I remember watching Minnie Pearl every weekend. Hew Haw and Dolly Pardon and so many great singers.
Yes, I remember watching the shows with my family and grandparents.
I remember watching Hee Haw! Born in '70, too. My favorite part was when they were in the cornfield with the guests.
I used to live in Mt. Juliet, just down the rode from Percy Priest Lake. I loved Nashville.
North Dakota: Theodore Roosevelt National Park, the town of Medora, and the Medora Musical! Nashville is fun. We attended the 5,000th Saturday performance of the Grand Ole Opry last year and it was so much fun.
I would love to surprise my husband with a trip to Nashville in 2024 for our 20th wedding anniversary. I've gone twice and love it. thanks for sharing
Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota was spectacular!
I remember watching Hee Haw. We had a group of 21 take the Harley's down. Left them at the hotel and got a small bus to shuttle us to downtown at night to party. Weekends the street is closed to traffic and it is one hell of a all night party. On the street and roif tops. Bars a couple blocks off the main have great blues & other music. We also had our own party wagon pulled by the only GREEN tractor on the strip. Way cool!!! Ya-all gotta go back.
I always enjoy Nashville. Have never been to the grand Ole Opry and it is on my list. I love the idea of a Huddle for their hundredth year anniversary. Thanks for sharing and have safe travels
Watched HeeHaw when I was a kid. One of my favorites: Hey Grandpa, what’s for suppa?’
In my younger days we were on a road trip to Gatlinburg when we saw Archie Campbell driving up I75. He was driving in a big convertible Cadillac and smoking a big ole cigar. It took a liitle bit but we caught up and got his attention. He slowed down to talk with us as we drove up the interstate. We all got a hugh kick out of it and he seemed to also. After our short encounter he gave a big wave and pushed the pedal down on that big Cadillac to speed out of sight in no time. We were big fans of Hee Haw.
What a fun memory for you all!
Guess I am old. Watched Hee Haw as a kid. Love Nashville would love to go back. A Huddle would be great.
Watching your Nashville video, Hee Haw started 1969,I was 15 and my mama and daddy watched it every Saturday night.I wasn't in to country music then but, I do remember Minnie Pearl ,she always said,Howdy! It has been10 years since we visited Nashville so we are definitely planning a trip. Just love y'all safe travels.
My grandparents watched Hee Haw , when I long hauled years ago, I use to take in a different church almost every Sunday.....met some amazing people and hope to do that when I get on the road full timing.
Just got the gift bags you brought to our school!! Thank you so much! Everyone was thrilled to get them!! Y'all are awesome!!
Glad to see y’all in our area! I recognized the campground right away 😁
I’m so glad you shared the history on the “circle” 🥰 the flood tried to take away from us, but only provided an opportunity for us to come together and grow stronger!
And yes I remember HeeHaw as a child 😎
Really enjoyed our visit this weekend at Talona Ridge. Great video guys....as always. May the Lord bless your travels.
I loved he haw!!! Especially the corn patch!! I’ve been in the grand ole oprey and the rumen theatre and loved it all!!
I grew up with Country music and Hee Haw. Hubs and I are looking forward to going back to Nashville.
I'm with Todd, I grew up with Hee Haw. We would go to my grandparent's house for dinner and all watch it together. Great memories.
Mom and Dad never missed Hee Haw. We watched it as a family
In North Dakota we have been wanting to go to Roosevelt National Park. Would love to see the wild horses.
My Dad & Mom never missed hew haw show. Also laugh-In!
We need to check this all out! We've been to Nashville but didn't know about museum & the walk of Fame. Great Vibe in this Town. 👍🤠❤️🍺🎸🎤🙃
I was born in 1973 and Hee Haw was a staple at my grandparents house! Hee Haw and Lawrence Welk....😂
Great video guys...TN is at the top of our list when we hit the road full time in a few weeks. We would like a home base there.
With all of the places that my wife and i have road tripped to, Nashville is by far, our favorite city.
I looked forward to Saturday nights at my Great Grandmothers house to watch Hee Haw. It was a weekly family event. LOVED it!!!!
I watched Hee Haw with my grandparents on Saturday nights right along with Lawrence Welk! Good night sleep tight!
Heeee Haaawwhaw! The cornfield pop ups are my strongest memory!
We loved Nashville. Yes I watched hee haw!
Another great video !! The Huddle was awesome !! Going to see the Grand Ole Opry is on our bucket list !! Hee Haw was a staple at my parents house !!!
I grew up with Hee-Haw. But I am 58 born in 64. LOL! My daughter is almost 30! So that show ran from the time I was 5 till I graduated H.S. That should make you feel a little younger! LOL! OMG! So, I live about 4 hours from Nashville, and I have never been there. Hehe!
Gosh thanks for the memories!! We watched Hee Haw every week. So funny now when I mention Hee Haw at work now no one remembers. I'm the old guy now I guess. We live about 3 hours from Nashville. We've always talked about staying at Nashville Shores just haven't done it. We have stayed several times at Two Rivers several times.
You asked Avira North Dakota sites to see. There is a second Badlands which is different than the South Dakota badlands. Located in Theodore Roosevelt National Park, it is a beautiful site to see!
We love Nashville! Watched Hee Haw every week growing up. The Grand
The Opry backstage tour is amazing too!
First, Todd your hair is looking great! Hee Haw was a regular weekly staple of watching with my grandmother; anytime I see someone who has forgotten to cut a tag off of something they are wearing I refer to them as Minnie Pearl. Just like the segment they used to have on Hee Haw and sing ‘if it weren’t for bad luck, I’d have no luck at all’, you can chalk the audio failure up to that. And it was nice that Todd was able to stay upright on that picnic bench in the video! Safe travels.
Nashville is New Orleans 2.0. Never been would love to go sometime. And as far as Hee Haw I can remember it was on every Saturday nite and my parents watched it faithfully and of course back then we only has 1 TV and so we sat in front of tv forced to watch it.😍
I remember Hee Haw!! Roy Clark Buck Owens!!
You need to go north in winter and go snow mobiling, riding a snow machine or what ever it is called where you go. You should do it this winter, sledding is fun you see a lot more animals than you would think, but the trails are not always right by a road so you see more than in the summer. You dress warm so you will not be cold, get a good rental sled and it will have heat pad and heated grips. Alaska (snow machines) is a blast on sled, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan have great trails. You have to have a subscriber that has sleds.
My husband is from North Dakota. The mountain removal plan has been successful!
Medora in North Dakota is a must see!
Roy Clark, Buck Owens and some great comedy skits. Along with Medora, Theodore Roosevelt National Park (North and South Units), badlands in the west, there is the International Peace Garden in the north central part of ND which is a shared park with Canada.
Make sure you go back to the Opryland Hotel during Christmas. We watched Hee Haw as kids.
I was born in 67 and we watched Hee Haw every weekend. My Dad loved it.
Remember Hee Haw very vividly. My parents watched it every week, loved it!!
I used to watch Hee Haw and I’m 54! Loved the Barbara Mandrell show too on Friday nights.
I grew up watching Hee Haw. I was also born in 1970 and we would watch it every week.
Use to watch Hee Haw too even before I a fan of Country Music...was a good show....even tho you had audio problems you put together a great video!!! Thanks for sharing!!
We certainly remember HEE HAW! We are 60’s kids and remember them AND Evil kenieval lol Sorry Shiela!!!! lol
Great video as always! Next time you go to Nashville you should go see the Opryland hotel. Especially recommended around the Christmas season! So beautiful!!
Buck Owens and Roy Clark!!!
Where oh where were you tonight. Why did you leave me here all alone.🎵 I searched the world over and thought I found true love. You met another and 💦you were gone!🎵🎵🎵
Hee Haw FTW. I love Roy Clark and his banjo...
Yep. I remember Hee Haw well!
We love Nashville and the Opry. When you go back to the Opry, you have to do the backstage tour ! It was the highlight of the night for our wife and I on our anniversary trip. And I grew up on Hee Haw! Love the show. Thanks for sharing Nashville with us.
Well I have to say we have loved Tennessee a number of times, more for the motorcycle riding though. Never been to Nashville but did see Hee-Haw lots growing up, lots of TH-cam videos to view if you didn't watch it growing up. Sheila, that hat looked great.. maybe put a Switch It Up logo on the front..? lol Sheila's excitement was great going to show..! Keep the wheels turning and enjoying the ride..!
I wasn’t raised listening to Country music, but I definitely heard of Hee Haw.
Yes I watched as a kid as well
Grew up in the 70s and 80s, and Hee Haw was on all the time.
Thanks so much for coming to see us!!! We love you guys!
My husband and I are from NW IA. We had never been to ND and didn't really have any desire to, except for adding the state to our map. Man! Were we surprised! It was a lovely state and we didn't even get to Theodore Roosevelt NP. We spent our time in the north central part, south of Minot. Wonderful history there. We definitely recommend it. We ended up spending 6 wks there, last summer.
Hey, we watched Hee Haw when it was aired the first time around! Baby Boomers went through the entire musical transformation from Bib Band to Rock. It was a great time, and we survived it all!
Another awesome video. Great job “newbie”. Thanks for sharing.
Bahahaha! Thanks for always doing all the things!
In North Dakota, research the Medora Musical and the International Peace Garden
Come to Grand Forks, North Dakota! We have great cat fishing on the Red River in the summertime!
I grew up watching HeeHaw, my dad loved that show and would always have it on. I hated it at the times but have great memories of my dad watching it. I wish my dad was still alive as he had friends at the Grand Ole Opry and could have gotten you backstage to meet people. We unfortunately don't have the contacts he did. 😕 Safe travels and I hope to meet you on the road sometime.
I remember Hee Haw! There is a Jeff Smith that is on there that Johnny went to school with him. So glad you got to go!
We watched “Hehaw” every week!
And yes, I definitely remember Hee Haw!
Great video,
Nashville is fun was at the opry two weeks ago it was great.
Love how you guys just roll with the punches
I'm a Tennessee boy, born and raised.
Always thought for a "big city," Nashville was at the top of the list. Glad y'all had a great time.
My family watched HeeHaw all the time. I can still remember the rumor song. Nashville has an awesome Bass Pro.
I enjoy your videos, you two are fun to watch and listen too. So much history in that one area. I do remember Hee Haw but as a teenager I didn't watch it all that much...I did watch laugh in which they say inspired Hee Haw...who knew!
Thanks for watching!
Watched he haw every Saturday.
The hat looked great
Thanks! I remember Hee Haw ❤
What’s for supper grandpa? 😂😂. One of my favorite shows in the day.
Next time you’re in California (I’m in Texas) check out the Bakersfield, CA connection to Hee Haw. That’s on my bucket list too.
It's alright Todd ..it happens. lol
I remember growing up as kid watching the grand old opry with my grandparents. 97 years is a long time to keep running. Switch it Up!!
We’re from Canada, but love Nashville as well. We stopped at the grand old Opry a few years back during our anniversary and we’re fortunate enough to see Carrie Underwood.
thanks I lived in Nashville area for about 6 yrs
Mini Pearl was the lady with the tag on her hat.
I'm disappointed Sheila didn't get that cowboy hat, you looked GREAT in it!!! 🤠
Definitely get it next time you visit! 😉
I love TN also, definitely up for a huddle there, anytime, with you guys!
My husband and I both grew up with HeeHaw and we are in our 50s.
We LOVE Nashville and the Opry. Our favorite spot downtown is Kid Rocks. And are definitely old enough to actually have watched Hee Haw 🤣🤣. Anyway, I think a huddle in Nashville is an EXCELLENT IDEA. Safe travels as you continue your journey. Cheers from KC. ~lisa b.
I wanted to let you know that I really like your new look, as in your haircut!
C4YT you guys are great to watch😂🎉
When you go back visit Franklin which is south of Nashville. It is a beautiful little town and you both would enjoy it. Our daughter lived there and we lived visiting there. It is like a suburb outside of Nashville. Lot of the Country Song Singers live there.
International Peace Gardens is in North Dakota.
We grew up watching Hee Haw. My parents knew LuLu Roman.
So sorry you didn’t get to experience the mother church. But it gives you the reason to go back. It is super awesome and you can feel the history all through your core.
We are coming to the Tennessee huddle in April and going to make a stop in Nashville. I’ve always wanted to go. I’m so excited and can’t wait to meet you. I am we are fellow Kansans and Chiefs fans.
We already seem to have a lot in common! Can't wait to meet you in my favorite place!
The backstage tour at the Opry is very good!
Well. Hey haw was the country version of Laugh in. If you watch both you will see the familiaraty.
We stay at Nashville KOA very near Opryland . Huge auditorium.. huge Opry mills shopping center.
We love Broadway downtown..
North Dakota: Theodore Roosevelt National Park. The north section has great hikes.
Also Medora. There is an outdoor theater show and place they cook Steaks on pitchforks. It wasn't open when we visited the area, but it's on our list.
You guys are a new favorite channel!