I enjoyed the tour. And the young person at the Cafe and her plans well into the future! So dynamic. When I see people like that I know our country is in good hands.
This is a very nice and beautiful place to visit here in Montana thanks for showing it and I really like seeing the old western towns Thank You.🤠👍🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲👋🤠
Community for sure. It's really great to see your area, future planning is always a good thing. What fun for a road trip, not far from home. Thanks for taking us along. Have a happy weekend.
Ahhh, would have liked to see a tour of Tiffany and family's rig. Going grocery shopping now. Pie somehow made it on the list this morning! Thanks guys!
When I saw that caboose it reminded me of when I went through my PADI Instructor Development course (I've been a scuba instructor since 2008). My instructor had a caboose like that, and he used it as room & board for students during the week. Heck, spending a week in one of those was an education all by itself!
Thanks Rick and Linda, really enjoyable, it has been a long time since my wife and I have seen some of the areas y'all showed. We sure do miss living in Montana!
FYI: When I lived in Montana, I had a diesel pickup truck so having a block heater was a must. But I like to camp like you two do and no power for a block heater became an issue. So, I bought one that hooked up to a propane bottle in the back of my pickup. It worked great on that and getting into a truck that was instantly warm when I started it up was a huge plus! :)
LOVE the Duvet sleeping system, looks super comfy! Looks like some gorgeous countryside there in Montana. I had to laugh when you passed the bar there in Geyser. It seems like no matter how small the town, there's always a bar! Thanks for showing us all the best places for burgers and pie and for taking us along on your wonderful adventures as well!
It sure made my evening to come in and see a new gonagain episode out. After a 1 step forward 2 steps back kind of day it’s just what I needed. Thank you for taking us along.
Good idea to use the cover for your down comforter. I bet that is very warm. I agree that sleeping bags aren’t the most comfortable. Have you tried a wood stove fan? They sit on top of the wood stove and the heat actually makes it spin. We rigged one to fit onto our buddy heater and it works great. I suppose it might not be powerful enough for you. Works pretty great for us. I particularly like it cuz it doesn’t require any power source. Linda always does such an awesome job telling the history of the places you guys visit. I fail pretty miserably most of the time on giving a good history of areas. Thanks for the tour of the area.
Thanks for watching! We've tried the stove top fan for moving warm air, it didn't work out for us. Our daughter uses one in her trailer. The comforter duvet system is so warm and cozy, we love it.
Interesting small towns everywhere with unique features. It’s sad to see them dwindling away. Too much emphasis on big city life. Need spread the money and have steady growth all over. Enjoy those out of the way places!
Thank you for the reminder of the charm and friendliness of small towns. Each one has a story, if I take the time to listen. I agree with Linda about a sleeping bag being too confining! I end up sleeping under the open bag. But those down comforters are a lot more luxurious!
Hi Rick and Linda. Re your new bedding: if you don’t have flannel sheets, you’re missing something. I use flannel bedding all year. Regular sheets are cold in winter and clammy hot in summer but I find that the texture of flannel is just the opposite. I’ve made a duvet cover with flannel on the underside. Very cuddly. ❤️🐈⬛😎
You guys are putting out some really nice video…thank you for that! Are you in Arizona again this winter? We were wondering as your videos have you in Montana but that is last fall I believe. Phil and Dorothy
Say it's ain't so! Rick got off the knuckles and installed twin propane tanks with an auto switch... For those batteries, I'd put an inch or 2 pink foamboard underneath and against the wall for insulation, keep them batteries warm. Did you ever try a sterling motor fan on top the stove? Now that's a pie x 2... We're off to Ajo, camp just south of town, Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument after that. Stay a couple days and indulge in full hookups, showers. Take care you kidz.
@gonagain I was wrong about full hookups, just a dump station. 10 bucks a night with golden senior pass. Going back to Ajo. Chatted with a lady, there's a big event at that nice town center today, spend a couple hours, then to Organ Pipe. Spent a nice night out on Darby Well Rd. BLM Land, something I saw watching one of your videos.
We may still make it out there about the same time. We have had to postpone a lot of our winter activities due to cold and wet weather her in Texas. We are definitely headed west again in May. Be careful and enjoy the ride! Phil and Dorothy
I have a friend that has an all-steel fan for his wood heater. He places it on the top of the wood stove and the draft created by the heat coming off the stove runs it. So it only runs when the stove is warm, and it costs no power because it does not use any. He says it works great to keep their sailboat warm. Another plus is the hotter the stove gets the faster the fan runs.
Another very nice video from two of the nicest people anywhere. My wife and I are expanding our Montana horizons towards the Central Montana "Island Ranges" (Big Belts, Little Belts, Castles, Little Rockies, Judiths, Moccassins, Little Rockies, Big Snowies, and Bear Paw) and some of the surrounding small towns including White Sulphur Springs, Checkerboard, Harlowton, Niehart, Monarch, Belt, Wilsall, Winifred, and Zortman. A death in the family caused cancellation of our 2023 trip but we are getting our ducks in a row for a long trip in 2024. Your videos are a great motivation for us!
:) WOW! THANKS MUCH for sharing and YES with Linda''s Pie Choice :) YUMMMMMM! and Burger too! ALL the BEST and safe travels! Cheers from Left Coast! :)
Rick and Linda, this was one of the best videos ever as it was so imformative. You did real Justice to the State of Montana to describe the little thriving little towns. And the thought of coming to the Shade Tree Cafe and seeing delicious pie such as that Maple Cream and Cherry Pie started me druling. If and Lord willing, I make it out to Montana in my converted 12 window school bus, I'm sure to see beautiful country never seen before. Hopefully I can make it happen just before Winter as you guys did in this video. Thanks to Linda for the goose feather duvet comforter from Amazon, something that I surely will enjoy on cool mornings. From Florida, I'm widower Alvis Jenkins
Hello, Alvis! If you come to Montana be sure to take the backroads and stay off of the interstate wherever possible, you'll see a lot more that way. Be sure to look us up and we'll go have pie together!
What I have always found incredible are the towns and established areas that were present long before the battle of the Little Bighorn occurred in Montana..
Your travel adventures are my favorites, and the small communities with there history and people are very interesting. When we visit small towns in the north the same sort of history, as in mining then the railroad and not much after.
The little towns out here tend to have buildings that are collapsing. I like to think what it was like when the buildings were new. I'm fond of Waldo KS, population 30, but not dead yet.
Thanks for the ride along Rick & Linda . I read that over forty percent of the population lives in big cities. And it is still growing. I think we will continue to see closed and abandon homes . Kinda sad ! I will stay in the country!! 😁
When mom and dad lived in Polaris MT, there was a one room schoolhouse with a school marm. It was grades one through six. In the winter the children road snowmobiles to school and when there was no snow, they road horses to school. That was not that long ago either. That was in the 1970s and 1980s. The schoolhouse was smaller than that bank you pointed out in Geyser and iit was the marm's residence too.
My dad and his wife used to own Elkhorn Hot Springs in Montana and he said when he sold it and moved to Washington state, after owning it and living there for 5 years, the hardest thing to get used to was not having 20 pounds of blankets on top of them when they slept. giggles. They did not heat their home at night and living at 7600 feet above sea level, the nights got down to below zero and so did their cabin so they had a lot of blankets on them. giggles
What a beautiful state, would love to live there but I’m stuck behind enemy lines here in NY, please don’t hold that against me. I do get away from here when I can’t take the politics of NY and we take our camper to Tennessee and spend several weeks there visiting our daughter. She is in Nashville area and is helping spread the word of sanity with her job, I hope to spend 6 months there and 6 months back in NY when my wife finally retires, my son will be staying in NY because of work but if he could he would leave also. God Bless, and I hope to meet you on the road one day 🇺🇸
We had a deep firepit like that at our campground this weekend. Fortunately, ours was filled halfway up with sand and rocks. Unfortunately, our friends started their fire first.
Thanks for the tour - love small town Montana - I grew up in Colorado but my grandparents homesteaded in Lavina around 1910 and my mom’s cousin lived on a huge ranch near Ryegate. The general mercantile store in Lavina; Slayton’s , now on the national Register, was operated by a relative for many years back in the day. My mom’s uncle Oscar Balgaard was a state senator for years. I have a one acre parcel on the Smith River at Two Creeks so know the Little Belts well. I am 75 now and my wife and I live in AZ (Gold Canyon) and Pagosa Springs, CO in the summer. We have a daughter in Whitefish. Hope to get to the Smith River this summer- we have a truck camper. Would love to meet you two.
Let us know if you do make it to Montana this summer. What a great family history you have, thank you for sharing. We've hunted and driven through Lavina many times, love the area.
remind all of us all, how much R value do you have in your: Walls | Floor | Ceiling | Back-Door | Entrance Door? I use 2 x King Size IKEA "Winter" quilts in one duvet cover, because I've only used my heater once when in Flagstaff it fell to -16f... But if it isn't "dangerously" cold I don't heat at all. As a Tucsonian (Tucson where it's "Always Hot & Sunny), anything -10f and warmer is "free" A/C...
Taj-Ma-Haul has Walls R13.1 | Floor planned for R26 | Ceiling R26 | Back Door planned R13.1 | Entrance Door R6 All exterior surfaces less the Entrance Door have the thermal bridges broken as well
I try to use the "R" value because 1" of one type vs another is usually different. The insulation I use is R6 for 1", but is 13.1 for 2". Since I doubled up on the ceiling, I wonder if it is more than 2x13.1 or like the difference of 1" to 2", there is more gain?
This Summer you should try to make it to Monowi Nebraska . It is the smallest Town in America with one citizen. It might be a good place to stop by on the road. Check it out sometime.
Hi Rick, Howdy Linda. I'm Praying you will be receiving 'Some' of my messages and comments, I am suffering Major problems with my provider. At least I think this one will get through to Y'all. I love this Bedding-Setup Linda, so I'm going to get this for myself. Looks Real Good, Warm & Cozy. Frankly, Everything you share with us is Top Notch. Most importantly for me, is a good nights sleep. (something that I can't always get, even if I pay cash dollars American)(I've sent four emails since my phone crashed, I hope you got at least One??, but I'm Not giving up. Almost ready for the looney-bin) Don't give up on me, I have a lot to share. Thanks for Another Great Video. The girls & I miss communicating with you, something has gone KaFlooky with our Crummy Sever.😢
Hi Eric! We haven't received any emails in quite awhile. We've been in places with spotty service before and I know what you mean. Linda like those goose feather quilts so much that she puts them on our bed when we're home.
I'd like information on heater 😊 the one that looks like a wood stove, it has propane hooked up to it😊 I enjoyed your video 😊 I love Montana 😊 thanks 😊
Like# 1.3k - the gadget I just got was a heated mattress pad! So instead of heating all of Taj-Ma-Haul, I can simply heat the bed at night. I dropped my electric usage from 14,000 watts down to 1,200 watts! Flagstaff isn't Montana, but we've had a solid week of mid-20s and cloudy days making solar very limited.
oh, I also use 2 x Heavy Winter Duck down comforters (IKEA) I've tacked together inside a flannel duvet. it's about 8' of down and handles super cold nights with ease.
This is THE channel for great practical-common-sense approach to boondocking. WHAT? You have a pie video? It's not pinned. 😪 Tiffany is adorable, she "dreams big" like my husband and I did - not an Airstream, but something budget friendly.
Like# Embarrassing - for sure notifications are not working... I'm gonna try un-subbing and re-subbing. It's not like I don't know what is what, I run a darn data center, I have a BS - ISM... So frustrating
I enjoyed the tour. And the young person at the Cafe and her plans well into the future! So dynamic. When I see people like that I know our country is in good hands.
I love how well you get along and how nice you are to each other.
We love small towns. The campsite you stayed at was beautiful. Big crowds are great… to watch on tv. Thanks for the video.
This is a very nice and beautiful place to visit here in Montana thanks for showing it and I really like seeing the
old western towns Thank You.🤠👍🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲👋🤠
Our pleasure!
Community for sure. It's really great to see your area, future planning is always a good thing. What fun for a road trip, not far from home. Thanks for taking us along. Have a happy weekend.
Hope you're having a great weekend too. We're on the road again.
Nice video guys,
Great tips. Nice little road trip too.
Safe travels my friends.
JT
Thanks, JT!
Ahhh, would have liked to see a tour of Tiffany and family's rig. Going grocery shopping now. Pie somehow made it on the list this morning! Thanks guys!
When I saw that caboose it reminded me of when I went through my PADI Instructor Development course (I've been a scuba instructor since 2008). My instructor had a caboose like that, and he used it as room & board for students during the week. Heck, spending a week in one of those was an education all by itself!
Very nice, thanks again, mahalo!
Mahalo for watching. A hui hou!
Thanks Rick and Linda, really enjoyable, it has been a long time since my wife and I have seen some of the areas y'all showed. We sure do miss living in Montana!
Did you move to the big city ? I run the other way.😂lol
FYI: When I lived in Montana, I had a diesel pickup truck so having a block heater was a must. But I like to camp like you two do and no power for a block heater became an issue. So, I bought one that hooked up to a propane bottle in the back of my pickup. It worked great on that and getting into a truck that was instantly warm when I started it up was a huge plus! :)
LOVE the Duvet sleeping system, looks super comfy! Looks like some gorgeous countryside there in Montana. I had to laugh when you passed the bar there in Geyser. It seems like no matter how small the town, there's always a bar! Thanks for showing us all the best places for burgers and pie and for taking us along on your wonderful adventures as well!
It sure made my evening to come in and see a new gonagain episode out. After a 1 step forward 2 steps back kind of day it’s just what I needed. Thank you for taking us along.
Good vibration couple. this was so nice to watch, i enjoyed it immensely.
That pie looked awesome. Stay safe and healthy.
Cute small towns; a very nice visit!
Many times up at road, last time I came with my grandkids was at the spot you did your little turnaround!!
Appreciate your tips on where to eat. Enjoy your adventures.
Good idea to use the cover for your down comforter. I bet that is very warm. I agree that sleeping bags aren’t the most comfortable. Have you tried a wood stove fan? They sit on top of the wood stove and the heat actually makes it spin. We rigged one to fit onto our buddy heater and it works great. I suppose it might not be powerful enough for you. Works pretty great for us. I particularly like it cuz it doesn’t require any power source. Linda always does such an awesome job telling the history of the places you guys visit. I fail pretty miserably most of the time on giving a good history of areas. Thanks for the tour of the area.
Thanks for watching! We've tried the stove top fan for moving warm air, it didn't work out for us. Our daughter uses one in her trailer. The comforter duvet system is so warm and cozy, we love it.
Interesting small towns everywhere with unique features. It’s sad to see them dwindling away. Too much emphasis on big city life. Need spread the money and have steady growth all over. Enjoy those out of the way places!
Yeah,I don’t understand why people want to smash themselves together! Lol
Thanks Rick and Linda, this was a very nice video, really enjoyed it
Wow.. exploring small towns in Montana and pie 😁😋👍 Great video guys.. Montana is definitely on my list of places to visit & explore !
The new equipment and bedding look great. Have fun.
Thank you for the reminder of the charm and friendliness of small towns. Each one has a story, if I take the time to listen.
I agree with Linda about a sleeping bag being too confining! I end up sleeping under the open bag. But those down comforters are a lot more luxurious!
We sure sleep better with those comforters.
Hi Rick and Linda. Re your new bedding: if you don’t have flannel sheets, you’re missing something. I use flannel bedding all year. Regular sheets are cold in winter and clammy hot in summer but I find that the texture of flannel is just the opposite. I’ve made a duvet cover with flannel on the underside. Very cuddly. ❤️🐈⬛😎
We'll try that.
You are spot on, I do the same.
You guys are putting out some really nice video…thank you for that!
Are you in Arizona again this winter? We were wondering as your videos have you in Montana but that is last fall I believe.
Phil and Dorothy
We have to stick around home for some appointments then, hopefully, we'll head for AZ in late February.
Say it's ain't so! Rick got off the knuckles and installed twin propane tanks with an auto switch...
For those batteries, I'd put an inch or 2 pink foamboard underneath and against the wall for insulation, keep them batteries warm. Did you ever try a sterling motor fan on top the stove? Now that's a pie x 2...
We're off to Ajo, camp just south of town, Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument after that. Stay a couple days and indulge in full hookups, showers.
Take care you kidz.
You're making us very envious! Hopefully we'll be able to escape winter after the middle of February. Then you'll have to put up with us!
@gonagain I was wrong about full hookups, just a dump station. 10 bucks a night with golden senior pass.
Going back to Ajo. Chatted with a lady, there's a big event at that nice town center today, spend a couple hours, then to Organ Pipe. Spent a nice night out on Darby Well Rd. BLM Land, something I saw watching one of your videos.
Rick and Linda, thanks for another great video.
We may still make it out there about the same time. We have had to postpone a lot of our winter activities due to cold and wet weather her in Texas. We are definitely headed west again in May.
Be careful and enjoy the ride!
Phil and Dorothy
Maybe we'll see you two out there somewhere!
Hi guys! You should get a fan that works off the stove heat. It does distribute the air rising off the stove to go forward. I have one on my Mr Buddy.
We also use a heat powered fan with our buddy heater. They work really well with zero electricity consumption.
Thanks for the tip!
I have a friend that has an all-steel fan for his wood heater. He places it on the top of the wood stove and the draft created by the heat coming off the stove runs it. So it only runs when the stove is warm, and it costs no power because it does not use any. He says it works great to keep their sailboat warm. Another plus is the hotter the stove gets the faster the fan runs.
Thank you, very interesting!
Another very nice video from two of the nicest people anywhere. My wife and I are expanding our Montana horizons towards the Central Montana "Island Ranges" (Big Belts, Little Belts, Castles, Little Rockies, Judiths, Moccassins, Little Rockies, Big Snowies, and Bear Paw) and some of the surrounding small towns including White Sulphur Springs, Checkerboard, Harlowton, Niehart, Monarch, Belt, Wilsall, Winifred, and Zortman. A death in the family caused cancellation of our 2023 trip but we are getting our ducks in a row for a long trip in 2024. Your videos are a great motivation for us!
You'll enjoy central Montana!
Thank you.
Love the duvet comforter instead of the sleeping bags! Can't believe i hadn't thought of that years ago.
:) WOW! THANKS MUCH for sharing and YES with Linda''s Pie Choice :) YUMMMMMM! and Burger too! ALL the BEST and safe travels! Cheers from Left Coast! :)
Rick and Linda, this was one of the best videos ever as it was so imformative. You did real Justice to the State of Montana to describe the little thriving little towns. And the thought of coming to the Shade Tree Cafe and seeing delicious pie such as that Maple Cream and Cherry Pie started me druling.
If and Lord willing, I make it out to Montana in my converted 12 window school bus, I'm sure to see beautiful country never seen before.
Hopefully I can make it happen just before Winter as you guys did in this video.
Thanks to Linda for the goose feather duvet comforter from Amazon, something that I surely will enjoy on cool mornings.
From Florida, I'm widower Alvis Jenkins
Hello, Alvis! If you come to Montana be sure to take the backroads and stay off of the interstate wherever possible, you'll see a lot more that way. Be sure to look us up and we'll go have pie together!
100 % agreed, to stay off interstate highways. Back roads I like as long as they are suitable for smoothe travels. I tend to stay off washboard roads.
What I have always found incredible are the towns and established areas that were present long before the battle of the Little Bighorn occurred in Montana..
Oh, like Stevensville and Fort Benton. Helena too. Interesting.
Your travel adventures are my favorites, and the small communities with there history and people are very interesting. When we visit small towns in the north the same sort of history, as in mining then the railroad and not much after.
The little towns out here tend to have buildings that are collapsing. I like to think what it was like when the buildings were new. I'm fond of Waldo KS, population 30, but not dead yet.
cherry pie all the way yum good times
Great, now I want pie!
Wowed meeting Wondering wonderful people that was great meeting PTL
You two are awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks!
Thank you!
I like the small towns you visit!
Cute little towns👍
Thanks for the ride along Rick & Linda . I read that over forty percent of the population lives in big cities. And it is still growing. I think we will continue to see closed and abandon homes . Kinda sad ! I will stay in the country!! 😁
Us too.
Yummy pie😊
When mom and dad lived in Polaris MT, there was a one room schoolhouse with a school marm. It was grades one through six. In the winter the children road snowmobiles to school and when there was no snow, they road horses to school. That was not that long ago either. That was in the 1970s and 1980s. The schoolhouse was smaller than that bank you pointed out in Geyser and iit was the marm's residence too.
Love ya both and the adventure , small town reviews were fun and pie review.......
My dad and his wife used to own Elkhorn Hot Springs in Montana and he said when he sold it and moved to Washington state, after owning it and living there for 5 years, the hardest thing to get used to was not having 20 pounds of blankets on top of them when they slept. giggles. They did not heat their home at night and living at 7600 feet above sea level, the nights got down to below zero and so did their cabin so they had a lot of blankets on them. giggles
Brrrr!
Plastic plumber strap does really well for strapping things and it's pretty cheap and very strong classic at Lowe's or Home Depot or Ace Hardware
What a beautiful state, would love to live there but I’m stuck behind enemy lines here in NY, please don’t hold that against me. I do get away from here when I can’t take the politics of NY and we take our camper to Tennessee and spend several weeks there visiting our daughter. She is in Nashville area and is helping spread the word of sanity with her job, I hope to spend 6 months there and 6 months back in NY when my wife finally retires, my son will be staying in NY because of work but if he could he would leave also. God Bless, and I hope to meet you on the road one day 🇺🇸
We're glad that you get the chance to get out of the craziness (and recognize the craziness). Hope to see you out there sometime!
Another great video👍
Nice getting to see y'all & PIE❤
Hi!
I love your geography points. Being from Lewistown, I can tell where you are.
Thanks for watching! We were in Lewistown not too long ago.
Awesome, thanks for sharing
Thanks for sharing. I guess I need to spend more time east of divide camping. Looks like good pie. Stay warm.
Yes, come on over, Dee! Hope you:re staying warm, get ready for winter temperatures again.
Awesome video!👍🏻
I just love you both ❤
Thank you! 🤙🤙
We had a deep firepit like that at our campground this weekend. Fortunately, ours was filled halfway up with sand and rocks. Unfortunately, our friends started their fire first.
Some of those grain elevators people turned into their homes!
Thanks for the tour - love small town Montana - I grew up in Colorado but my grandparents homesteaded in Lavina around 1910 and my mom’s cousin lived on a huge ranch near Ryegate. The general mercantile store in Lavina; Slayton’s , now on the national Register, was operated by a relative for many years back in the day. My mom’s uncle Oscar Balgaard was a state senator for years. I have a one acre parcel on the Smith River at Two Creeks so know the Little Belts well. I am 75 now and my wife and I live in AZ (Gold Canyon) and Pagosa Springs, CO in the summer. We have a daughter in Whitefish. Hope to get to the Smith River this summer- we have a truck camper. Would love to meet you two.
Let us know if you do make it to Montana this summer. What a great family history you have, thank you for sharing. We've hunted and driven through Lavina many times, love the area.
@@gonagain will do - you two take care and stay safe
remind all of us all, how much R value do you have in your: Walls | Floor | Ceiling | Back-Door | Entrance Door?
I use 2 x King Size IKEA "Winter" quilts in one duvet cover, because I've only used my heater once when in Flagstaff it fell to -16f... But if it isn't "dangerously" cold I don't heat at all. As a Tucsonian (Tucson where it's "Always Hot & Sunny), anything -10f and warmer is "free" A/C...
That's a great way to look at it! We only have 1" in the walls and side door, 2" in the floor, 1½" in the ceiling and back ramp.
Taj-Ma-Haul has Walls R13.1 | Floor planned for R26 | Ceiling R26 | Back Door planned R13.1 | Entrance Door R6
All exterior surfaces less the Entrance Door have the thermal bridges broken as well
I try to use the "R" value because 1" of one type vs another is usually different. The insulation I use is R6 for 1", but is 13.1 for 2". Since I doubled up on the ceiling, I wonder if it is more than 2x13.1 or like the difference of 1" to 2", there is more gain?
This Summer you should try to make it to Monowi Nebraska . It is the smallest Town in America with one citizen. It might be a good place to stop by on the road. Check it out sometime.
That might be nice, I don't care for crowds.
Hi Rick, Howdy Linda. I'm Praying you will be receiving 'Some' of my messages and comments, I am suffering Major problems with my provider. At least I think this one will get through to Y'all. I love this Bedding-Setup Linda, so I'm going to get this for myself. Looks Real Good, Warm & Cozy. Frankly, Everything you share with us is Top Notch. Most importantly for me, is a good nights sleep. (something that I can't always get, even if I pay cash dollars American)(I've sent four emails since my phone crashed, I hope you got at least One??, but I'm Not giving up. Almost ready for the looney-bin) Don't give up on me, I have a lot to share. Thanks for Another Great Video. The girls & I miss communicating with you, something has gone KaFlooky with our Crummy Sever.😢
Hi Eric! We haven't received any emails in quite awhile. We've been in places with spotty service before and I know what you mean. Linda like those goose feather quilts so much that she puts them on our bed when we're home.
I'd like information on heater 😊 the one that looks like a wood stove, it has propane hooked up to it😊 I enjoyed your video 😊 I love Montana 😊 thanks 😊
That heater is a NuWay Stove. They make different models so look them up on their website. We've had ours for quite awhile and just love it.
Like# 1.3k - the gadget I just got was a heated mattress pad! So instead of heating all of Taj-Ma-Haul, I can simply heat the bed at night. I dropped my electric usage from 14,000 watts down to 1,200 watts! Flagstaff isn't Montana, but we've had a solid week of mid-20s and cloudy days making solar very limited.
oh, I also use 2 x Heavy Winter Duck down comforters (IKEA) I've tacked together inside a flannel duvet. it's about 8' of down and handles super cold nights with ease.
Great idea. We've used electric mattress heaters before (in a cabin) and they worked great.
For a time there I thought I was watching a Joe and Nic's Road Trip video.
Thanks for the adventure, your both a good team🤠
Rick have you linked your two lithium batteries into your Bluetti?
Take care
In a roundabout way. They make an adapter for the AC200L that wasn't available when I made the video.
Where did Linda get her hat? Love it!
Thanks! I got the hat from a farm and ranch store; it's a Stetson, soft wool. I love it too but am still looking for one with a slightly wider brim.
Interesting episode 🎉 A homemade pie sponsor would be great but how can that happen? 😂
I'll try to think of something because the rewards would be great.
WoW ! I like pie but not alamoade . !
Are the bubbling geysers still in Geyser Montana?
I've tried to find them via Google maps but nothing shows up. I'd like to ask a local historian if they know about those.
Are you using the feather comforter as a Blanket? And is that enough cover for the 40 degree sleeping temperature?
Yes, as a blanket and it's nice and warm. It got down to 40deg in the trailer and it kept us warm.
You might get lucky and get to see/hear Johnny Cash play at the Cougar Canyon Bar.
That would be lucky indeed!
This is THE channel for great practical-common-sense approach to boondocking. WHAT? You have a pie video? It's not pinned. 😪 Tiffany is adorable, she "dreams big" like my husband and I did - not an Airstream, but something budget friendly.
Thank you for the compliment! Appreciate it very much!
You need to change your I guess music it is so drab sounding, I actually mute the tv when it is playing
It really doesn't matter what music I use because it's guaranteed that someone won't like it.
Like# Embarrassing - for sure notifications are not working... I'm gonna try un-subbing and re-subbing. It's not like I don't know what is what, I run a darn data center, I have a BS - ISM... So frustrating
Linda sometimes gets unsubbed...things seem to happen. Weird.
Great video 🤙