I love how real you guys are. You're not trying to impress us with name brands and fancy equipment. Your attitude of "even if it's a dead end, it's a nice trail" is why I watch! Thank you!
I am convinced that by far your most valuable piece of equipment is Deb! She is an absolute keeper! Nice Video Bill! I love flipping quarters at intersections, you never know what you are gonna run across!
I have ran out of things to say because they are always the same ,just another awesome video . My daughters and I have been watching you from the beginning . What makes your videos so good is not the camera’s and all the cool places you go but that is always great too. It is the people behind the camera’s and all your friends just doing the things they love to do. I bet you have some great off camera stories around the camp fire.
Watching you guys do all this trips makes me want to get finished with my Bronco and get out there and maybe run in to you guys on some trails out in the mountains. Thanks for posting all these videos.
If it hasn’t been noted already, the waterfall is called a weir or weir dam. They are primarily used for fish habitats and oxygenation of the water in a particular area. They are short so that fish can still go up stream and spawn.
Looked like a beautiful area. I'll have to get out there one day maybe in the fall time. Also I've never got lucky enough to see the elk when I have gone there over the years, that was awesome.
At 13:22 that’s called a weir. It’s for measuring water flow in a particular area of a creek stream or river. Sometimes for trout streams or just for monitoring water levels.
Great video - again. You were in my neck of the woods, glad you had a good ride. In fact I was on one of those trails just yesterday. As far as that man made waterfall you showed up on Hale Ridge I’ve wondered about how, and why, that was done so I’ll keep an eye on the comments to see if someone has figured that out. Keep up the great work, love your vids.
Great video (yet again). Y’all dipped into my camping areas getting this far south. For long weekends, we usually head up to the Clayton, GA area, and for week long trips, we venture to the GSMNP and the lower sections of the BRP. It was nice seeing some areas that I recognize. Thanks for sharing your time.
Charlie’s creek used to be soo much fun. But they recently graded the whole road. The river crossing at the end is still fun and makes the trail worth it, but it’s a shame it’s not the trail it used to be.
Did you go all the way to the bottom of the trail for Brasstown? It's a series of four falls staring with Little Brasstown (second in the video), Cascades (first), Veil, and finally the Sluice. It's about 20 minutes from our house. If you're ever back this way we'd love to show you around more.
Just now getting to this video, Charlies Creek is in the same county I live in, my wife, kids and I trial ride this is very often, if yall are ever back in the area it would be cool to trail ride with you. Im a 14 year 911 dispatcher to.
Nice video. Couldn't help but notice all the bounce with the tent @12:03... surprised there's that much play in it. Is there not a better way to secure it?
Another GORGEOUS area! Figured on seeing some black bear in that area for the spring... Thanks! That cold front is coming through everywhere. I'm in Phoenix and it's supposed to drop 30° here the next couple of days. But I'll take it!
Great video and love the ending with the elk. We were just in the Bryson City area ourselves. Checked out the Road to Nowhere again. Love how you capture the trails and the water. I gotta find ol Charlie’s Creek next time out east!
It's interesting that this video just came out as I just got home this evening from doing the Cohutta/Big Frog loop over the last few days. My plan was to work my way back home near Asheville via the Georgia Traverse, but the weather called for severe winds and rain in North Ga, and spending the night in the back of my Tacoma didn't sound like a good idea under those conditions. Being about 3 hours from home, I decided that would be the best plan. Heading back out tomorrow to go towards Pisgah and the opening of some trout streams. Another great video, I enjoy them all, but the ones where I recognize the areas are even better. Also as a newby to Gaia, your couple of videos have come in handy.
I love how real you guys are. You're not trying to impress us with name brands and fancy equipment. Your attitude of "even if it's a dead end, it's a nice trail" is why I watch! Thank you!
Thank you!!
I enjoyed this one too
Glad you liked it.
Thank you for not playing any music. I can hear the water crossing and enjoy the silence.
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I am convinced that by far your most valuable piece of equipment is Deb! She is an absolute keeper! Nice Video Bill! I love flipping quarters at intersections, you never know what you are gonna run across!
Yes she is! Thanks Rob.
Thanks Bill and Deb for taking us with you on what looks like a very beautiful trip. Stay safe guys!
Thanks for coming along.
Guze Gere... Glad to see it made it to manufacturing. LOL. You've got some good friends. Thanks for sharing.
They are great! Thanks for watching.
I have ran out of things to say because they are always the same ,just another awesome video . My daughters and I have been watching you from the beginning . What makes your videos so good is not the camera’s and all the cool places you go but that is always great too. It is the people behind the camera’s and all your friends just doing the things they love to do. I bet you have some great off camera stories around the camp fire.
Thank you for the compliments. We love all the places we go. But you are right, what makes it special is hanging out with friends around a campfire.
Fantastic video once again. Very enjoyable to watch and very informative on the areas you are in. Keep them coming!
Thank you!
Watching you guys do all this trips makes me want to get finished with my Bronco and get out there and maybe run in to you guys on some trails out in the mountains. Thanks for posting all these videos.
When it's ready let us know. Thanks for watching.
What a meal Deb throws together in the woods!❤ Love the new jeep set up! And Kelly's Truck is a beast.
Yes they are pretty awesome!
LOVED the video! What fun and so appreciated the scenery. Thank you for taking us along with you!💖
Thank you for coming along
Love watching your videos. Impressed by the improved voiceover quality and sound levels. Keep up the good work.👍🏼
Thank you!
If it hasn’t been noted already, the waterfall is called a weir or weir dam. They are primarily used for fish habitats and oxygenation of the water in a particular area. They are short so that fish can still go up stream and spawn.
Cool, Thanks.
Definitely checking out the elk next time I go camping around Cherokee! So awesome
It was very cool, first time we have seen Elk in that area.
Looked like a beautiful area. I'll have to get out there one day maybe in the fall time. Also I've never got lucky enough to see the elk when I have gone there over the years, that was awesome.
There's a lot of great things to see there for sure!
Thanks for watching!
Great video!!
Thank you!
At 13:22 that’s called a weir. It’s for measuring water flow in a particular area of a creek stream or river. Sometimes for trout streams or just for monitoring water levels.
Thanks for the info!
Another great video. I love seeing the world throw your trips. Iam trying to make it out to see you all at the expo
Hope to see you there
Great video - again. You were in my neck of the woods, glad you had a good ride. In fact I was on one of those trails just yesterday. As far as that man made waterfall you showed up on Hale Ridge I’ve wondered about how, and why, that was done so I’ll keep an eye on the comments to see if someone has figured that out. Keep up the great work, love your vids.
Thanks! The water fall is definitely intriguing
Looks like a great continuing of your South Carolina trip!!! Great video!
Thank you!
Great video (yet again). Y’all dipped into my camping areas getting this far south. For long weekends, we usually head up to the Clayton, GA area, and for week long trips, we venture to the GSMNP and the lower sections of the BRP. It was nice seeing some areas that I recognize. Thanks for sharing your time.
Thank you, We enjoyed that area and will definitely be going back to see more.
Charlie’s creek used to be soo much fun. But they recently graded the whole road. The river crossing at the end is still fun and makes the trail worth it, but it’s a shame it’s not the trail it used to be.
It has definitely changed....
Did you go all the way to the bottom of the trail for Brasstown? It's a series of four falls staring with Little Brasstown (second in the video), Cascades (first), Veil, and finally the Sluice. It's about 20 minutes from our house. If you're ever back this way we'd love to show you around more.
We just did the ones that were shown. If we're back in the area we will let you know.
You kids really find some of the coolest trails. I don't anything like that in Kansas! Happy trails!
Thank you!
Just now getting to this video, Charlies Creek is in the same county I live in, my wife, kids and I trial ride this is very often, if yall are ever back in the area it would be cool to trail ride with you. Im a 14 year 911 dispatcher to.
Definitely!
Nice video. Couldn't help but notice all the bounce with the tent @12:03... surprised there's that much play in it. Is there not a better way to secure it?
Yes, we need an extra set of load bars we only bought 2. Need 3
Another GORGEOUS area! Figured on seeing some black bear in that area for the spring... Thanks! That cold front is coming through everywhere. I'm in Phoenix and it's supposed to drop 30° here the next couple of days. But I'll take it!
Yep, winter just keeps hanging on. Thanks for watching.
Great video and love the ending with the elk. We were just in the Bryson City area ourselves. Checked out the Road to Nowhere again. Love how you capture the trails and the water. I gotta find ol Charlie’s Creek next time out east!
Thank you!
It's interesting that this video just came out as I just got home this evening from doing the Cohutta/Big Frog loop over the last few days. My plan was to work my way back home near Asheville via the Georgia Traverse, but the weather called for severe winds and rain in North Ga, and spending the night in the back of my Tacoma didn't sound like a good idea under those conditions. Being about 3 hours from home, I decided that would be the best plan. Heading back out tomorrow to go towards Pisgah and the opening of some trout streams. Another great video, I enjoy them all, but the ones where I recognize the areas are even better. Also as a newby to Gaia, your couple of videos have come in handy.
Thank for watching. That's a great area
would love to do a multi day trip with you guys.
Anytime you would like to go let us know.
Another great vid. Jeep Beach in a month. Will you all be attending, and how are y'all liking the new ride ? It looks tough 😀
Thanks, we will not be attending😔 as for the New ride, we lo e it.
Where can I find the maps your using? Love your adventures. Keep up the awesomeness.
We use Gaia GPS app. If we have a specific route you like you can email us at contact@coddiwomple-overland.com and we will send it to you.
What's with the blinking light on the pickup??
The LED lights show up that way on camera.
Does that Ram get pinstriped a lot?
Yes
Do you have a link for the “Guze Gear”. I think I want that for my Jeep. 😎
😂😂😂
How does the full size ram handle some of the tight sections, I have a 2005 Ram, regular cab, short wheelbase with 33's
It did fine. You will get pin stripes and it helps to have a spotter on the tight stuff.
@@CoddiwompleOverland Thank you, sorry about the delay, need to check my e-mail more often.
No problem.
Any of them Diesel? If so or not I'd like to know the pros and cons please.
None of them were diesel. I'm sorry but I have no way to reference the pros or cons.
Love the content. Looks like a lot of beautiful country. What map app or service do you use?
Thank you! We use GaiaGPS.
May I know where this locations are? I am from Georgia and would like to hit this trail.
Send us an email to contact@coddiwomple-overland.com
And we will send you the trax.
Just curious did you sell your other Jeep and only using the gladiator now? Great set up you have going and I am enjoying your videos, safe travels.
We still have e the orange jeep.
Great video Bill! Really enjoyed it. Did you intend to title it Blue Ride vs Blue Ridge, or just a simple typo?
Typo! Thanks for catching it🤦♂️
Last several videos have had very low volume.....otherwise enjoy very much!
Thanks for the feed back. We will work on that.