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@ 5:42 I didn't realized you have a new van! And it's a Sprinter! A 177"! Nice! You even have an RVRTV plate on her! That's just GREAT, Russ! 🤣🤣 As I'm sure you know, the dirt devils are all along 127 out of Baker, CA to Shoshone. Then I'd jump on 178 to Pahrump... more dirt devils. They're cool to look at, just never been caught up in one. Man your new van is just AWESOME!!! Thanks for the video, Russ!
We spent many days camped byTumco and all along the BLM on Ogilby Road for free, actually years during the winter. Close enough to Yuma and Algdones . Did so many jeep trail rides and hikes all around there. Only draw back was the sand dunes but where we camped the wind did blow but never bothered us. Then on holidays the sand dunes turned into a city of rigs.
Hi Russ. I sent you a hello message to Barbara at the game shop in Quartszite. David Hoffer. Bought a RVrTV sticker. Yay. Stayed in Scaddon. I'm from Washington state and a subscriber. Love your travel videos. Yay. I'll keep watching as long as you post. Thanks pal. Your video is on point.
On the last shot when the Rhyolite Logo shows up on the screen, to the right of the logo on the horizon you can just make out the thin black line on the horizon which is the Steel USA/MEXICO Border fence. About 2 miles south of Interstate 8.
No rush if you go south of Highway 8 about 3/4 miles you'll run into the All-American canal I go down all the time with my grandson and fish in it huge catfish Fun Spot
I was really impressed with the Colorado, S.Dakota Utah trip Mt Rushmore was fantastic. Not to impress with desert,I seem it to many times from my many trips to California, I made so many trips all my life,that I know every crack in the highway, lol
Wow I remeber Gold Rock Ranch as a kid My parents would take us their every year to camp Big Rock Hound gathering Kinda a swap meet and camp for a week. I was back in 70s
Just a few hundred yards north of where you stopped at Tumco is the gravy yard of Tumco. 2 dozen unmarked Graves. We have camped for years at Tumco, great place to camp. Nice to see you found it, a real gem. Thanks Larry Miller San Diego Ca.
Spent New Years at Tumco and had some great hikes in the canyons and around the mining operations. Very few people, super quiet and conveniently located across from that RV park where we could take care of our holding tanks. Nice people run that place!
As usual, these excellent videos are 'topped off' nicely with a drone scan above the countryside. Just thinking how suitable this terrain would have been, including the sand dunes, if the movie 'The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly, starring Clint Eastwood, had been filmed here, Instead, they went all the way to Spain !
know if you to travel hundred years ago you would have drove on the plank Highway used to be a highway from Yuma across the sand dunes and it was a plank Highway check it up Huell Howser did something on it several years ago who ride
Anxious to watch this one later tonight. Also, we were just wondering if we missed that video where you went metal detecting and found lots of bottlecaps.
Not many illegal aliens there. The desert is too unforgiving. Camping along there or along Indian Pass Road just north of there is really nice in the winter. The Indian Pass road actually connects to the Colorado River from Ogilby Road and you end up at Winterhaven... right by Yuma but on the California but on the California side of the River. But only if you have a high clearance 4 Wheel Drive vehicle.
I was born in California my Mom move us out here to Oklahoma after her divorce from my Dad in 1958,I still have family out there & use to in Flagstaff but they are all gone, so everything your showing looks familiar sure brings back memories.
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If you drive further back from the RV park in Gold Rock, you find a little community. They even have a golf course. Amazing.
Thanks. AGain. Russ. For. The. Ride. Along. Be. Safe. Out. There. Watch. Out. For. The. Ghost. From. Oregon
Cool
Another great video Russ. Thanks.
Great find! And Great Vlog Russ!!
THANKS for sharing the ride
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Cool, nice trip
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Looks interesting! Thanks Russ, as always.
Very interesting. Thanks for the video.
Thoroughly enjoy your videos sir. ❤️👍🏼
😳 Wow! ! that dirt devil was cool
Hey Russ! Great video! Love that area!
The dirt devil rocked your world!
Good video and a dirt devil too. too cool for school.
👍👍😊
Cool Dort Devil
Amazing dirt devil and it even followed the road after it left you which I thought was crazy.
@ 5:42 I didn't realized you have a new van! And it's a Sprinter! A 177"! Nice! You even have an RVRTV plate on her! That's just GREAT, Russ! 🤣🤣 As I'm sure you know, the dirt devils are all along 127 out of Baker, CA to Shoshone. Then I'd jump on 178 to Pahrump... more dirt devils. They're cool to look at, just never been caught up in one. Man your new van is just AWESOME!!! Thanks for the video, Russ!
Wow you lucked out on that Dusty!
thanks russ
Now that was great Tumco hospitality with the dust devil sweeping the road for you.
We spent many days camped byTumco and all along the BLM on Ogilby Road for free, actually years during the winter. Close enough to Yuma and Algdones . Did so many jeep trail rides and hikes all around there. Only draw back was the sand dunes but where we camped the wind did blow but never bothered us. Then on holidays the sand dunes turned into a city of rigs.
TWO RVerTV videos today!
"yeh"
Thanks brother! BEAUTIFUL!
Outstanding video
WOW!! Great shot of the dirt devil!
Hi Russ. I sent you a hello message to Barbara at the game shop in Quartszite. David Hoffer. Bought a RVrTV sticker. Yay. Stayed in Scaddon. I'm from Washington state and a subscriber. Love your travel videos. Yay. I'll keep watching as long as you post. Thanks pal. Your video is on point.
yes i got the message. thanks David
On the last shot when the Rhyolite Logo shows up on the screen, to the right of the logo on the horizon you can just make out the thin black line on the horizon which is the Steel USA/MEXICO Border fence. About 2 miles south of Interstate 8.
I hope you enjoyed our ranch. Feel free to come back we would love for you to come back! Your welcome any time.
Very cool! Thanks for taking us along Russ!!
👍👍 Thanks.
I would like to see that ghost town in Cali called Cerra Gordo,I've been to Calico
Very good video, thanks
Cool Russ👍Thanks😀
Interesting ,good story telling
We call those little winds willy willies here in Australia Russ
The dust devil almost got Russ...!
That dirt devil attack was sweet Russ! yay Good times.
Looks like Tumco had a rail spur, judging by the raised railbed next to the access road.
No rush if you go south of Highway 8 about 3/4 miles you'll run into the All-American canal I go down all the time with my grandson and fish in it huge catfish Fun Spot
Yet another great video! Thanks Russ!!
I was really impressed with the Colorado, S.Dakota Utah trip Mt Rushmore was fantastic. Not to impress with desert,I seem it to many times from my many trips to California, I made so many trips all my life,that I know every crack in the highway, lol
Nice ride. You go to the most interesting places. Thanks for taking us along !
I really like these videos. Thank you.
Wow I remeber Gold Rock Ranch as a kid My parents would take us their every year to camp Big Rock Hound gathering Kinda a swap meet and camp for a week. I was back in 70s
Just a few hundred yards north of where you stopped at Tumco is the gravy yard of Tumco. 2 dozen unmarked Graves. We have camped for years at Tumco, great place to camp. Nice to see you found it, a real gem. Thanks Larry Miller San Diego Ca.
Did you know there is a smaller grave yard up closer to the ruins? You have to go off-trail a bit to find it. It only has 8 - 10 graves.
Hey Russ!!! Enjoy the "BUMPS"!!! Good drive for the "BEAST"!!! Be Safe!!!
Spent New Years at Tumco and had some great hikes in the canyons and around the mining operations. Very few people, super quiet and conveniently located across from that RV park where we could take care of our holding tanks. Nice people run that place!
You missed the smiley-face @ 11:44 in the video.🙂
Hasn't changed much in the 50 years ago when we went thru that place... Thankfully !
When your in a little car and one of those catches you, you will understand the term;"I feel like a fart in a whirlly dog. Yee haaa!
Hi Russ,
Have you considered a Baja California road trip? San Felipe is incredible. The water is clear on the Sea of Cortez.
That's a neat dirt devil catch, right on point. Another great video Russ!!
I aagree, "got love the desert"!
Ty. Love your videos. Good job. We now live in Qrartzsite. But love the traveling life. 👍🏻😁🎉♥️
Awesome Dirt Devil.
Place could be a spot for remake of Don Knot's movie; Ghost & Mr. Chicken. Maybe that's the spirit of the Bugs Bunny's co star Taz (or Mrs.T Devil).
Great trip to another off beat place, thanks Russ for the great video and looking forward to the next destination!!!
The Tumco area and the Cargo Muchaco Mountains southward, were the first gold mined by the Spanish in California area in 1980's
As usual, these excellent videos are 'topped off' nicely with a drone scan above the countryside. Just thinking how suitable this terrain would have been, including the sand dunes, if the movie 'The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly, starring Clint Eastwood, had been filmed here, Instead, they went all the way to Spain !
This van's a rockin! Oh, just a Dirt Devil. Great catch on camera.
Wow, how'd you arrange that twister?
know if you to travel hundred years ago you would have drove on the plank Highway used to be a highway from Yuma across the sand dunes and it was a plank Highway check it up Huell Howser did something on it several years ago who ride
Thanks for today’s drive, those places would be great to get away from the rat race or hide. Lol.
Neat dirt devil! We don't see those in New England.
Tons of foxes on the Tumco ghosttown side. They will come right into your camp at night. Not especially skittish either.
Anxious to watch this one later tonight. Also, we were just wondering if we missed that video where you went metal detecting and found lots of bottlecaps.
Sorry not going to Poloisy land where owning a pistol can land you in jail.
POWMIA under Stars and Stripes looks telling it's no ghost town :) anyway, dirt devil is really cool.
Great to see the dirt devil go over the van, love the videos, nothing like that here in the Uk
Spooky ghost
2:50 - "congratulations citizen! You have been selected to pay the road tax!"
ESPECIALLY IN CA!
Good thing you had those stabilizers applied to The Beast's rear-end, Russ, or you might have ended up in Kansas!
California doesn't fix their roads
DUST devil, not dirt devil
Watch out for illegal alliens
Not many illegal aliens there. The desert is too unforgiving.
Camping along there or along Indian Pass Road just north of there is really nice in the winter. The Indian Pass road actually connects to the Colorado River from Ogilby Road and you end up at Winterhaven... right by Yuma but on the California but on the California side of the River. But only if you have a high clearance 4 Wheel Drive vehicle.
people in Mexico would say that road is a very good main road
They would where we live too!
People in mexico would use this road to leave Mexico behind
Racist
Patches? That's CA for you. All that tax money and they can't even pave the roads.
It's the southwest. 😂😂
I was born in California my Mom move us out here to Oklahoma after her divorce from my Dad in 1958,I still have family out there & use to in Flagstaff but they are all gone, so everything your showing looks familiar sure brings back memories.
YAY