Your discussion about the respect of water and its source was spot on. Your personal story of growing up with a cistern was a great example. All the vlogers I’ve watch have talked about water, yet not really showing a healthy dose of being very careful with exactly what hey have on hand. You rattled off almost to the ounce how much you had onboard. Smart, and a much under discussed issue.
I loved your little discussion about water. My grandfather that was born in 1907 told me in the mid 1970's that he believed the next civil war in the united states would be over water....it is a resource that we all need every day.
As a Colorado Mountain Boy I get the Zen of the mountains. It's one of those things that is hard to describe but the peace and balance you draw from just being there is very real. Oh! And... Green beans.
Those of us who grew up in and around mountains and live our whole lives there, completely understand. I love to travel, but I always feel more at home with mountains and trees.
@As the Magpie Flies I just want to say that I LOVE this series and thank you for bringing all of us along with you, you are an amazing person and I hope you have many more fun fill adventures ahead of you. This episode had me smiling, crying and choked up the whole time. Gila National Forest is a place that I wanted to go camping with my Dad. Unfortunately that will never happen since my dad is now losing his battle with cancer and can no longer go on trips. To everyone out there, if you are planning a trip with a loved one, do it, do not put it off until its too late.
I just wanna say thank you. I have fibromyalgi and often I stay inside in my little apartment for a week or more. Your videos calms me down, makes me laugh, and inspire me to get out and do the thing! I've ridden Harleys for more than 20 years but my body can't handle them anymore, so I bought a CB500X and now I feel the joy of riding again. From the bottom of my heart thank you Amanda. Ride safe and do the thing!
I don't want to brag....... but I will. I was honored by being allowed to watch this episode at the Zito ranch, projected on a sheet from Amanda's computer. Glad I stayed the entire event. Great ending to a great event. Thank you Amanda!
Having grown up in Kodiak and in the Sierra, I get your love and ease of being in the mountains. My wife and I selected a home solely because we have a magnificent view of the mountains, and are blessed to see the sun set over the summit every night.
I love hearing your stories growing up in Corvallis, I know how you feel about water usage. My grandparents lived in eastern Ky and had a well for water, sometimes it froze too and made like very interesting, but some parts of country life were fun as a kid. Collecting eggs from the coop, driving tractor. Maybe you could crumble up some Klonopin or Paxil in your tea, that would take the edge off😝😆 Going to Overland east in Oct, wish you were out this way now, love seeing your smile & laughter. You started me on this lifestyle and now I remembered why. Thanks Amanda❗️ Bye the way….. Brussel Sprouts
It was so obvious throughout this video that your brain was at ease and happy. So funny, at 7:38 to 7:48, the time lapse of the shadows on the hill --- there was a breeze that shook the trees a bit, and I shivered, as if the trees were shivering and getting ready for a cold night. And then the frost the next morning completed the scene! Thanks for the fun video.
"Otherworldly" is a good description. My all-time favorite photo of riding with buds was taken there in 2017. I had that screaming sense of caution in my head telling me to slow down or I'd slide out on the snow....oh wait.... Hope you got to observe the place from Cloudcroft, too. A brilliant bit of white way, way down there... Always, always you bring a smile as you do the tent fly dance.... 8:36 Love the star shot. ALWAYS. One of your best vids ever. Lost a friend in an auto accident two days ago. I needed some mellowing moments. Thanks for providing them Amanda! Carrots.. raw, steamed, roasted.
Gorgeous videography on this one... Between that and the restful, zenlike ambience of this episode makes me miss the southwest so very much. I'll get back eventually, but it won't be soon enough. I've been wanting to make it to Gila Cliff Dwellings! They look great, you should check out Mesa Verde someday if you get a chance. Not only did I enjoy the ruins, but the ride was very nice through the park as well! Love that part of the country. As for my favorite vegetable... Hmm. It's a tossup between Sugar snaps and Snow peas. Or are those considered legumes? Anyway, be well... Another great episode.
Mines a sweet potato. I also grew up with a cistern in NE Montana. We were usually good for about 30 days between fills but in the winter we had to wrap the well spigot with heat tape and then put an insulated 50 gallon drum over that so it would freeze up. When I tell city friends those stories the horror that shoots across their faces is borderline comical. But you’re right growing up having to be that aware of your water usage never really goes away.
I'm rolling out of Madras Oregon nowadays, but started my motorcycle adventures in California. You were part of my drive to strap on a tent and other basic rations to my bike and trave thousands of miles at a time while camping along the way. Since then I have logged thousands of miles, made many new friends and have seen many beautiful things that I could never truly live or relive considering... With that said...many months ago I got in an accident and am still rehabilitating and learning to walk again andIrefuseto give up!..my point being...you helped me learn how to live again, emotionally and mentally as well as helping me gain the hope and hardheadedness needed to get back up on that horse again. Next spring I should be able to head back down to California and ride my broken bike back home to Oregon..that in itself is freaking awesome. What's even more great is knowing that I still have the personal strength to continue on my own and still recommend others to begin and continue riding. Thank you so much for sticking with your passions and giving others like myself the courage to keep going and the courage to continue sharing the most basic possibilities of motorcycle adventures and camping.
I love this journey but today is bittersweet. I should be pulling into the ranch to participate in RMR 7. Sadly Betty White has a big incontinence problem and leaves raw fuel everywhere. pRetty massive fuel leak to say the least. She is in the shop and likely will not be ridden this year. I have truly missed riding this season. However I believe that everything happens for a reason. I just don't know what that reason is this time. Thank you for sharing your journey and if you have time to see this comment on this busy RMR 7 weekend please tell everyone I said hi and I will see you all at RMR 8 in 2023. Stay smooth and keep the shiny side on top. ESC ? My favorite vegetable is the one I am eating.
Awesomeness! I was born in ABQ and raised is Silver City NM! And AZ, CA and now reside in CO. I absolutely understand why you love NM. The four corners area of the USA is in my blood and soul. I love that the mountains make you feel as alive as they make me feel. Thank you for sharing your adventures!
I watched the whole video seeing if she would pass through Silver. Even Seeing Las Cruces was nice. The spot in West forks on top. I was hoping she shown Doc Cambells. Well we share a old home. Lol take care
Quiet you, let the best camp cooking wars begin. JK. Obviously, great food (camp cooking) makes everything complete after a great ride imho. Let's cook for our friend's at the next meet up? What say you? 😃🥳🍻🥰
Once again Amanda you prove that you don't need a large bike to enjoy traveling my partner and myself really enjoy your channel keep doing the thing ...we are off in January doing the thing here in New Zealand we may even get to do a video of our trip 😀
I am so happy you are enjoying the absolutely beautiful state of New Mexico. Although we live in the Smoky Mountains of NC, my wife is from Santa Fe, NM and we have a home there as well. You have done a great job introducing the state to some people that is not aware of the NM beauty. BTW, what chin strap for the GoPro do you use?
Watching the final episode of this series on the final night of RMR with you and all the other beautiful people was the perfect ending to a wonderful event. Thank you so much 🙏. Sweet corn. 😉
That Hike is nice up the mountain. The camping spot is called west Forks or you we're on the east though. Right up the road is a store called Doc.Cambells. He makes homemade Ice cream. Chocolate and Coffee! Mmmmm. I grew up there in those mountains. It made me sooo happy how you received NM. Southern NM. Great Video! Thank you.
You were hanging out at my birthplace. I was born at White Sands Missile Range a few years back (haha !) Thank you for sharing your journey and personal information. Keep up the great content and ride safe!
Another great edition to the series! You just keep up the great work. Too bad you couldn’t experience dune surfing / sand sledding at White Sands. I always enjoyed that with my kids. Answer to your question: my fave veggie is celery loaded with peanut butter…..😁
Splendid video...and so interesting as Noraly is also posting hers in the general vicinity as well.... Oh, and my favorite vegetables are potatoes and peas.......with maybe pizza and bacon following up as a close 2nd....😆
Oh wow, you came right by my home in AZ as Willcox is 40 miles west of us. Had I know I would have waved you by on I-10. A lot of great info about our neck of the woods. I am happy you enjoyed it here. Good sound judgement on your approach to water and it's uses. Happy Trails!
I just have found your Chanel and have been watching it all night. You are so beautiful and I def smile when you do and your trips are amazing! Videos are great - so much work and soul put into it. Thank you so much for all your encouraging travels! And your drawings are so cool! Wish you all the best and keep on discovering the road =)
Hi Amanda! Your videos are always so polished and beautiful. Makes me want to go riding or just find a reason to go outside! My favorite vegetable is hard, but butternut squash would be in Top 3 possibly #1
I remember hauling water, still do we live in the country now but across the street from a subdivision.we have a cistern but our water is a well and useable.however we buy drinking water.
Beautiful Nite sky shot! You need a Mototent.a tent made be a motorcyclist for motorcyclists.keeps u and your cycle out of rain,dust and frost,attached garage!
hey great video ,when you were dancing around with your sleeping bag around your shoulders ,you reminded me of Betty white in that movie she did with Sandra Bullock and Ryan O'neal and she was wearing that colorful blanket and chanting lol sorry thats what popped in my head as i watched you lol
Awesome video, enjoyed your coverage of the Gila Cliff Dwellings piece, that was particularyly interesting. Keep up the great motoadventure travel work!
You are an inspiration for an armchair tourer like me. It's a pity that you can't turn that mattress inflator around, to pull a vacuum to flatten it and so pack smaller.
Very well done, I really enjoyed this one. It didn't feel like almost 24 minutes, you made it feel like we were right there alongside you for the journey. Thank you and for all the work you put into it.
Hi Amanda, you remind me of Forrest Gump, similar in that you will always do one thing, different in that you will stop and feel the sun, the valley, and other natural scenery, thank you for sharing the joy. Have a sweet day.
Enjoyed the video and your commentary on water. Similar circumstances where I was raised but the most memorable lesson on water usage came from manning a fire lookout and packing your water on your back from a spring below! It was well worth conserving.
A lovely and inspirational episode. Was wondering what the HipoHands are like in the heat, then you got up to frost on your bike. I will hold that question.
Great video, loved the night time-lapse! Also I totally get the feeling of returning to the mountains! It's such an amazing feeling; like returning home. Fav vegetable? Definitely potato!
Your drawing was beautiful and makes me wonder if you can or do have any stickers you have drawn? I am positive if you did they would sell . Also what is your tea you drink for your anxiety. I have family that could use it. Love your videos and you are a great human...
You had me a waffles and bananas in Alamo Gordo, NM. I'm easy that way. hehe. Just saying, if you HAD to bait a trap for me... Tomatoes, corn, asparagus- Please don't make me choose a favorite. :P
Fun video, enjoyed the stories and beautiful scenery. Wondered if you had a pump / filter for getting water from natural sources when possible? And almost forgot... beets.
Growing up in Colorado I knew exactly how you feel about the mountains. They always seem to recharge my batteries whenever I get to go riding through them. Is cream corn a vegetable ? 🤔 or does a can of denti Moore Stew count as a vegetable? 😂😂 nothing beats a can of deniti Moore cooked by a campfire in the mountains
Really enjoy watching. Your camping style (and gear) is a lot like mine and inspires and excites me for my next trip (Fall in the Eastern Sierras). 🙂Also, do you have any interest in riding the Dempster Highway in Alaska. Any cool people in So. Cal. that like to do this let me know. I've been camping solo up and down CA, UT and AZ!
Your discussion about the respect of water and its source was spot on. Your personal story of growing up with a cistern was a great example. All the vlogers I’ve watch have talked about water, yet not really showing a healthy dose of being very careful with exactly what hey have on hand. You rattled off almost to the ounce how much you had onboard. Smart, and a much under discussed issue.
Water is life. Living water is the best.
It’s almost like the closer you get to home, the more your joy shines through. Thank you for sharing.
I think the saddest part would be going home,the trip being over.packing up, symbolizes moving on to new destinations
I loved your little discussion about water. My grandfather that was born in 1907 told me in the mid 1970's that he believed the next civil war in the united states would be over water....it is a resource that we all need every day.
As a Colorado Mountain Boy I get the Zen of the mountains. It's one of those things that is hard to describe but the peace and balance you draw from just being there is very real. Oh! And... Green beans.
Those of us who grew up in and around mountains and live our whole lives there, completely understand. I love to travel, but I always feel more at home with mountains and trees.
@As the Magpie Flies I just want to say that I LOVE this series and thank you for bringing all of us along with you, you are an amazing person and I hope you have many more fun fill adventures ahead of you. This episode had me smiling, crying and choked up the whole time. Gila National Forest is a place that I wanted to go camping with my Dad. Unfortunately that will never happen since my dad is now losing his battle with cancer and can no longer go on trips. To everyone out there, if you are planning a trip with a loved one, do it, do not put it off until its too late.
Thank you for your words of wisdom. I wish the best for your Dad, for you, and for your family.
I just wanna say thank you. I have fibromyalgi and often I stay inside in my little apartment for a week or more. Your videos calms me down, makes me laugh, and inspire me to get out and do the thing! I've ridden Harleys for more than 20 years but my body can't handle them anymore, so I bought a CB500X and now I feel the joy of riding again. From the bottom of my heart thank you Amanda. Ride safe and do the thing!
Oh, I forgot; Broccoli 🥦
I don't want to brag....... but I will. I was honored by being allowed to watch this episode at the Zito ranch, projected on a sheet from Amanda's computer. Glad I stayed the entire event. Great ending to a great event. Thank you Amanda!
☺️❤️ thank you David
Having grown up in Kodiak and in the Sierra, I get your love and ease of being in the mountains. My wife and I selected a home solely because we have a magnificent view of the mountains, and are blessed to see the sun set over the summit every night.
I love hearing your stories growing up in Corvallis, I know how you feel about water usage. My grandparents lived in eastern Ky and had a well for water, sometimes it froze too and made like very interesting, but some parts of country life were fun as a kid. Collecting eggs from the coop, driving tractor. Maybe you could crumble up some Klonopin or Paxil in your tea, that would take the edge off😝😆 Going to Overland east in Oct, wish you were out this way now, love seeing your smile & laughter. You started me on this lifestyle and now I remembered why. Thanks Amanda❗️
Bye the way….. Brussel Sprouts
It was so obvious throughout this video that your brain was at ease and happy. So funny, at 7:38 to 7:48, the time lapse of the shadows on the hill --- there was a breeze that shook the trees a bit, and I shivered, as if the trees were shivering and getting ready for a cold night. And then the frost the next morning completed the scene! Thanks for the fun video.
You are so down to earth and real, you inspire me to go motorcycle camping and that means a lot.
I grew up on a farm and we hauled our water too. It totally gives you a different level of respect for water. Love your videos. 🙂
"Otherworldly" is a good description. My all-time favorite photo of riding with buds was taken there in 2017. I had that screaming sense of caution in my head telling me to slow down or I'd slide out on the snow....oh wait.... Hope you got to observe the place from Cloudcroft, too. A brilliant bit of white way, way down there... Always, always you bring a smile as you do the tent fly dance.... 8:36 Love the star shot. ALWAYS. One of your best vids ever. Lost a friend in an auto accident two days ago. I needed some mellowing moments. Thanks for providing them Amanda! Carrots.. raw, steamed, roasted.
Gorgeous videography on this one... Between that and the restful, zenlike ambience of this episode makes me miss the southwest so very much. I'll get back eventually, but it won't be soon enough. I've been wanting to make it to Gila Cliff Dwellings! They look great, you should check out Mesa Verde someday if you get a chance. Not only did I enjoy the ruins, but the ride was very nice through the park as well! Love that part of the country.
As for my favorite vegetable... Hmm. It's a tossup between Sugar snaps and Snow peas. Or are those considered legumes? Anyway, be well... Another great episode.
Rode to the Gila Cliff Dwellings & Mesa Verde on 2 separate Triumph MC trips this past spring. "ZEN' indeed!
You my friend are living the life that all of us dream about. Thank you for your beautiful videos. It’s a treat to be apart of your amazing journey.
Mines a sweet potato.
I also grew up with a cistern in NE Montana. We were usually good for about 30 days between fills but in the winter we had to wrap the well spigot with heat tape and then put an insulated 50 gallon drum over that so it would freeze up. When I tell city friends those stories the horror that shoots across their faces is borderline comical. But you’re right growing up having to be that aware of your water usage never really goes away.
I'm rolling out of Madras Oregon nowadays, but started my motorcycle adventures in California.
You were part of my drive to strap on a tent and other basic rations to my bike and trave thousands of miles at a time while camping along the way. Since then I have logged thousands of miles, made many new friends and have seen many beautiful things that I could never truly live or relive considering...
With that said...many months ago I got in an accident and am still rehabilitating and learning to walk again andIrefuseto give up!..my point being...you helped me learn how to live again, emotionally and mentally as well as helping me gain the hope and hardheadedness needed to get back up on that horse again.
Next spring I should be able to head back down to California and ride my broken bike back home to Oregon..that in itself is freaking awesome. What's even more great is knowing that I still have the personal strength to continue on my own and still recommend others to begin and continue riding.
Thank you so much for sticking with your passions and giving others like myself the courage to keep going and the courage to continue sharing the most basic possibilities of motorcycle adventures and camping.
Thanks for this. The mood of this episode seems more calm and content than any in a while.
Brussels sprouts! I live in New Mexico and I love every corner of it! Such beautiful landscape & rich history!
I love this journey but today is bittersweet. I should be pulling into the ranch to participate in RMR 7. Sadly Betty White has a big incontinence problem and leaves raw fuel everywhere. pRetty massive fuel leak to say the least. She is in the shop and likely will not be ridden this year. I have truly missed riding this season. However I believe that everything happens for a reason. I just don't know what that reason is this time. Thank you for sharing your journey and if you have time to see this comment on this busy RMR 7 weekend please tell everyone I said hi and I will see you all at RMR 8 in 2023. Stay smooth and keep the shiny side on top. ESC ? My favorite vegetable is the one I am eating.
Awesomeness!
I was born in ABQ and raised is Silver City NM! And AZ, CA and now reside in CO. I absolutely understand why you love NM. The four corners area of the USA is in my blood and soul.
I love that the mountains make you feel as alive as they make me feel. Thank you for sharing your adventures!
I watched the whole video seeing if she would pass through Silver.
Even Seeing Las Cruces was nice.
The spot in West forks on top. I was hoping she shown Doc Cambells. Well we share a old home. Lol take care
Love it!
Fav veggie would be a tie between spaghetti squash and snap peas.
Quiet you, let the best camp cooking wars begin. JK. Obviously, great food (camp cooking) makes everything complete after a great ride imho. Let's cook for our friend's at the next meet up? What say you? 😃🥳🍻🥰
One of your best videos thanks for taking us there thanks again cheers to ya.
Once again Amanda you prove that you don't need a large bike to enjoy traveling my partner and myself really enjoy your channel keep doing the thing ...we are off in January doing the thing here in New Zealand we may even get to do a video of our trip 😀
Great to hear!
Great to hear!
I used to do a lot of cross country riding.
Your videos make me want to get back out there again.
Thank you 👍
The cave dwellings were really amazing, I like a good Ukon Gold potato.✌️❤️🎣
I am so happy you are enjoying the absolutely beautiful state of New Mexico. Although we live in the Smoky Mountains of NC, my wife is from Santa Fe, NM and we have a home there as well. You have done a great job introducing the state to some people that is not aware of the NM beauty.
BTW, what chin strap for the GoPro do you use?
Watching the final episode of this series on the final night of RMR with you and all the other beautiful people was the perfect ending to a wonderful event. Thank you so much 🙏.
Sweet corn. 😉
Lol there's one more episode, but thank you ❤️ I had a lot of fun watching it with all of you 😊
Ohh yehh for one more episode! 🙌 But, yes, still an awesome experience. Ride safe, be safe. 🏍
The cliff dwellings looked amazing!! And my favorite vegetable is a tie between zucchini and broccoli!!
My favorite vegetable is corn. It's sweet and you can add anything to it and it's still good. I love to eat it with salt and lemon. I'm a simple guy.
Again well documented this part of the trip and the voice over make it feel like i'm watching a well documented documentary.
That Hike is nice up the mountain. The camping spot is called west Forks or you we're on the east though.
Right up the road is a store called Doc.Cambells. He makes homemade Ice cream. Chocolate and Coffee!
Mmmmm. I grew up there in those mountains. It made me sooo happy how you received NM. Southern NM.
Great Video! Thank you.
Cauliflower. I really liked your words about water consumption..everybody should be concerned with this issue. Big thanks for this excellent video!!!
Your videos have gotten so exquisite over time. Been following you for just a little while. Keep on making awesome videos. Thank you!
Huckleberry! Which reminds me I need to beg some off of my parents the next time I visit them, lol! Great finish to a wonderful series!
Your videos make me so emotional! So proud of ya! Keep it up and just do the Thang!
Lovely history there. Very interesting.
As for the veggie... I think broccoli as you can boil it, stir fry it, bake it etc.
Backyard. Thank you for sharing! I should do more time camping locally. Thank you!!!
Avocado with a splash of lemon 👌👌
Beautiful scenery. Great to hear that joy in your voice.
You were hanging out at my birthplace. I was born at White Sands Missile Range a few years back (haha !) Thank you for sharing your journey and personal information. Keep up the great content and ride safe!
Another great edition to the series! You just keep up the great work. Too bad you couldn’t experience dune surfing / sand sledding at White Sands. I always enjoyed that with my kids. Answer to your question: my fave veggie is celery loaded with peanut butter…..😁
Amanda, your cinematography is amazing!
Carrots. Loved this video, so good to hear your narrative and feel the joy as you experience the mountains.
Splendid video...and so interesting as Noraly is also posting hers in the general vicinity as well....
Oh, and my favorite vegetables are potatoes and peas.......with maybe pizza and bacon following up as a close 2nd....😆
Your background music is so on point. Such an amazingly skilled storyteller. So glad I found your channel. Will be adding you to my patreon shortly.
Awesome Episode!!! My favorite veggie is spaghetti squash...
Oh wow, you came right by my home in AZ as Willcox is 40 miles west of us. Had I know I would have waved you by on I-10. A lot of great info about our neck of the woods. I am happy you enjoyed it here. Good sound judgement on your approach to water and it's uses. Happy Trails!
Great vid. My favorite vegetable is bacon
Backyard. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for sharing this trip. NM is very special to us too.
Chin up wheels down; looking forward to more videos of this journey
I just have found your Chanel and have been watching it all night. You are so beautiful and I def smile when you do and your trips are amazing! Videos are great - so much work and soul put into it. Thank you so much for all your encouraging travels! And your drawings are so cool! Wish you all the best and keep on discovering the road =)
Hi Amanda! Your videos are always so polished and beautiful. Makes me want to go riding or just find a reason to go outside! My favorite vegetable is hard, but butternut squash would be in Top 3 possibly #1
I am the same way quiet and respectful- stay awesome
A calm, relaxed, chilled out aura about your person once in the mountains... quality vlog as always, thanks.
Zucchini… Thanks Amanda, another great video!
omg this is it. this video is gonna be motivation. look at that white sand!!!!
I remember hauling water, still do we live in the country now but across the street from a subdivision.we have a cistern but our water is a well and useable.however we buy drinking water.
We didnt have inside bathroom til i was 14,we had a well and a bucket on a rope for water in Mississippi
Beautiful Nite sky shot! You need a Mototent.a tent made be a motorcyclist for motorcyclists.keeps u and your cycle out of rain,dust and frost,attached garage!
We will agree to disagree
hey great video ,when you were dancing around with your sleeping bag around your shoulders ,you reminded me of Betty white in that movie she did with Sandra Bullock and Ryan O'neal and she was wearing that colorful blanket and chanting lol sorry thats what popped in my head as i watched you lol
Truly awesome video and an awesome soundtrack Amanda!! Thanks for sharing!! 👍👍
Thanks so much!!
We have almost the same Gaerne Boots. Enjoyed the video. Ride safe!
Awesome video, enjoyed your coverage of the Gila Cliff Dwellings piece, that was particularyly interesting. Keep up the great motoadventure travel work!
Really enjoyed watching this, well done🏍
You are an inspiration for an armchair tourer like me.
It's a pity that you can't turn that mattress inflator around, to pull a vacuum to flatten it and so pack smaller.
Great video. Welcome to Arizona.
Always love your content. Look forward to seeing you in October
Loved the video and story telling awesome 👍🏼
I enjoyed
Safe travels
I always feel the same way pulling that air plug on the air mattress, saddest part of the morning. Great video as always, thanks Amanda!
Very well done, I really enjoyed this one. It didn't feel like almost 24 minutes, you made it feel like we were right there alongside you for the journey. Thank you and for all the work you put into it.
Amazing video and content ! Ride safe.
Hi Amanda, you remind me of Forrest Gump, similar in that you will always do one thing, different in that you will stop and feel the sun, the valley, and other natural scenery, thank you for sharing the joy. Have a sweet day.
Wow! Outstanding content.
Favorite Veggie, Probably onions, I cook them with everything
Enjoyed your videos!
Enjoyed the video and your commentary on water. Similar circumstances where I was raised but the most memorable lesson on water usage came from manning a fire lookout and packing your water on your back from a spring below! It was well worth conserving.
A lovely and inspirational episode.
Was wondering what the HipoHands are like in the heat, then you got up to frost on your bike. I will hold that question.
Thanks!
Sweet corn on the cob. :)
Great video, loved the night time-lapse! Also I totally get the feeling of returning to the mountains! It's such an amazing feeling; like returning home. Fav vegetable? Definitely potato!
Absolutely love your videos…!!
Like watching a “mini movie “.
Btw, Spinach…. 😁
We enjoyed the gila ruins too,nice experience
Your drawing was beautiful and makes me wonder if you can or do have any stickers you have drawn? I am positive if you did they would sell . Also what is your tea you drink for your anxiety. I have family that could use it. Love your videos and you are a great human...
You had me a waffles and bananas in Alamo Gordo, NM. I'm easy that way. hehe. Just saying, if you HAD to bait a trap for me...
Tomatoes, corn, asparagus- Please don't make me choose a favorite. :P
Do these primitive campgrounds have toilets? Great video! Glad to be a Patreon member for you!!!!!
Some have pit toilets some don't lol this one has a pit toilet
another great one. I'm doing some big trip planning right now, and trying to decide how much water to carry. still not sure.
Wow, White Sands looks beautiful. Very cool episode!
Love your door mat, so cool.
Fun video, enjoyed the stories and beautiful scenery. Wondered if you had a pump / filter for getting water from natural sources when possible? And almost forgot... beets.
Sawyer Squeeze 👍
Growing up in Colorado I knew exactly how you feel about the mountains. They always seem to recharge my batteries whenever I get to go riding through them.
Is cream corn a vegetable ? 🤔 or does a can of denti Moore Stew count as a vegetable? 😂😂 nothing beats a can of deniti Moore cooked by a campfire in the mountains
Favorite vegetable is Beets
Really enjoy watching. Your camping style (and gear) is a lot like mine and inspires and excites me for my next trip (Fall in the Eastern Sierras). 🙂Also, do you have any interest in riding the Dempster Highway in Alaska. Any cool people in So. Cal. that like to do this let me know. I've been camping solo up and down CA, UT and AZ!
Corn. On the cob. Fresh, right out of the field here in Iowa.
You were only 40 minutes from us! Wow!
Amanda thanks for posting and providing information on the tea diffuser! Love loose tea, so I’ll be sure to pick one of those up! Great video 😁