I've been watching your channel for years, and there is one thing that stands out more than anything else. Do you know what it is? It's your unrelenting and unwavering INTEGRITY! You two live, eat, drink, and sleep truth, truth, truth all the time! That in itself is phenomenal and clearly defines who you both really are. Thank you so very much for always being righteous! May GOD continue to bless, guide, and protect you both (and Daisy) always!
My favorite was the end. Daisy playing with Chad was the best! Loved it! She's so stinking cute! Have her in more of your videos playing!! God Bless you both!
I'm glad we got to see Daisy in a playful mood it was so cute. I love watching ya'll and the information that yall bring. The RV of the Strange family was amazing thanks for sharing.
Always just a down to earth couple giving the community the low down on goods, bads, and how everyday life in a RV is. Love the how tools Chad! All of your mods and helpful hints are well explained and usually something the manufacturer should have done in the first place. Thanks for all of your efforts, both of you! Good luck and safe travels!
I’m only less than 8 minutes into the video and I am feeling every ounce of Tara’s anxiety as I watch Chad try to maneuver that beast around!! My husband and I live in a 36’ class A and I don’t know if I could handle anything larger! Props to you guys.
Your trip back to your home town was so much fun. It made me wonder how I would feel going back to where I grew up. That was pretty cool guys. Also enjoyed the look see of the remodeled toy hauler. There were some great ideas. And as always, the highlight of the video was Ms. Daisy. She is an absolute dolly. Seeing her play with Chad was precious.
Let the past go. What was so damn great about your past? I used to think the same way. I always wondered what it would be like to return to places of my past, and so I did. I even went back to my old military base in Fort Ord California, clear across the country. I had always thought it was going to be some intense nostalgic reconciliation with my past, and I guess it was, just not nearly in the way I thought. To my surprise I couldn’t wait to leave! I couldn’t wait to leave my past in the past and leave all of that nonsense behind me. Just because I remember something doesn’t mean there’s anything actually worth remembering. If anything the past is nothing but missed opportunity. Just imagine all of the ideas you’ve entertained that other people actually followed through with and became wealthy in some way. I like 5th wheels, but not enough to LIVE in one! I’m 53 years old now, and with that age came the wisdom to tell the difference between toys vs opportunity cost. Sure, I’ll park a toy hauler on my property, but I’m not living in it! I asked my kids if they would ever consider the freedom of traveling the country and living in a toy hauler and even they, an 11 year old son and a 13 year old daughter, immediately arrived at the most obvious conclusion, why? And then I remembered the last vacation we went on, we took an airplane and rented a convertible Camaro and a house on Lake Tahoe for 10 days …but we had a HOME and a school and friends to come back to once we were finished playing! I’m not so sure that conflating the very serious business of life with one’s toys is such a great idea. A nomadic lifestyle seems a bit antithesis to the responsibilities of modernity. We can even take our cues from nature itself. Metaphorically speaking roots need to take hold BEFORE anything of any significance can grow. What are you going to leave your children, a truck and a toy hauler filled with memories? Again, wtf is so great about your memories? Is there not a single memory that you wouldn’t cherish even more if it was just a better memory? Again, just because you remember something that’s been prioritized in your mental storage value hierarchy, of what value is it really? I don’t have a single memory that I wouldn’t trade for a better one, and that is the problem with prioritizing your own biased events of the past over your now and future. This is a very bad habit of the Ego that people as they get older just love to entertain. If you really love memories so much, get out and make more! …just don’t betray your own existential footprint while doing so.
Great video guys. You know ya'lls videos are always a treat when they come out. Seems sometimes the videos that are bloopers or outakes, whatever you want to call them, are as good as some of the others. It would be interesting if someone put out videos of rigs that have been redone or modified ( if there's not one out there already). Really good to see Daisy is making sure Chad is getting his exercise. She might get upset if she ever figures out he's tricking her. HA God bless ya'll and stay safe on the roads out there.
Chad, you were right about at least on thing in 2022, Tara is a trailer treasure. I'd keep her if I were you! Something to think about for the smoke detectors are the ones with 10 year batteries, they won't chirp for probably at least 8 or 9 years. Keep the good stuff coming guys and safe travels.
Enjoyed Tara’s nostalgic ride back to Greenville, Oh, to visit her old high school and old neighborhood and the house she grew up. Enjoyed the ride-along. We just bought an Grand design RV Imagine XLS 22MLE. Been watching TH-cam RV videos for the last couple of years trying to learn the ropes. Chads technology videos are great. Made my living as a software developer for 20 years, so I’ve always tried to stay on top of technology. Also Navy Dec 7th,1971-77 (turned 21 in boot camp… LOL) AMS (aviation metal-smith) land based. Wish I would requested carrier duty, missed opportunity. All the best.
You made the trip out of that park look ez...lol. I have been on some narrow roads in my time, but none quite that narrow. My truck n Trailer at the time were 80ft Long, 13' 2" High, 8ft 6"wide, empty weight was near 34,000lbs, loaded up to 80,000lbs. Had a lot of fun, at least the last 6yrs of the 21yrs of truckin' was good. You two have never failed me with one of your videos yet, but leaving the boss home does not score very well for her, poor little thing. Happy Trails, Rich n Pat
I watched your other unseen footage. Greenville Ohio. I grew up in Muncie Indiana (just across the line) and I have been to Band Festivals at Greenville Fairgrounds. and Then you went to Sylva NC We camped at Fort Tatham campground just south of Dillsboro NC . I had no idea how many videos you folks have made. My Goodness. Bless you Both. I love to watch you. Charley and Laura from Ocala Fl. Maybe see you sometime.. I am in awe of all of your travels.!!!
Being from TN and having a large toy hauler I can say that many of our state parks are not big rig friendly. Our first outing in our 43V13 was in TN state park and I hung the ladder on a tree…it took several people spotting to get me through the campground
You cracked me up at 3:50 with the trash can. I thought for sure you were just kidding and were going to show us the awesome "birds eye" view on the screen. We have the exact same truck and the "birds eye" view is a game changer for sites like that.
This video was so fun to see during your travels to Greenville, OH. I didn’t know that you were from there. We lived in Dayton and had been to Maid-Rite several times. Love you guys!
Sorry.... haven't heard a word you guys spoke in the video. My attn was TOTALLY on your driving MISS Daisy. She sits there staring at her daddy with so much love. Just precious!!!!
Thanks for sharing! We went to a rally in Las Vegas and couldn't believe how much work was done on various rvs. We made it there on the last day the strip was open when the pandemic got started. We planned to continue on to Utah but had to cut it short because of covid 19. The rallys are great! Safe travels! Give Daisy loves from us! We love our doggies too.
I absolutely loved the tour of Greenville! I grew up in Greenville but didn't get to graduate high school from there. I'm much older than you so my memories of the area are a little different. Surprisingly, the park was fairly familiar and the streets had an "I'm home" feel. Seeing the town square brought back memories of putting soap in the fountain and men getting put in stocks for an hour for not growing a beard for Annie Oakley days. I could go on and on about the wonderful memories of growing up in Greenville. Thanks!
Hi Chad & Tara! I am also very familiar with Maid Rite loose meat sandwiches. I grew up in a small town in IL, population of about 18k, and we also had a Maid Rite restaurant, (minus the gum wads on the outside walls). It was one of my favorite places to eat, but then I miss a lot of good places to eat in my hometown. Enjoy your videos!
thanks for sharing these clips! 1-we just went thru the worst drive in some WV backroads thanks to our GPS, with our 45’ Cornerstone and immediately decided to fire our Rand McNally GPS. We literally are rookies compared to the two of you and became so distressed I am sure my heart lost a year of life… 2-when we got home, we immediately cued up Chad’s video comparing the Rand GPS and Garmin…we also we will spend more time, like Chad does, reviewing routes before we ever venture out…I am not over stating, it was life changing…I cannot believe how calm the two for you are in getting in own out of that campsite…we have so much to learn…Thanks for sharing! 😅
Well I’m officially mind blown! I have been watching Changing Lanes for a couple of years and never knew where you guys were from. Tonight while watching this video I was blown away to see Greenville. That is where my wife and I live. How ironic and what a small world. Pretty cool to see that on a channel that we enjoy.
We went to one state park campground here in PA where we had to come in the wrong way to park our trailer into the site. Fortunately we arrived on a non-busy day and another camper and the ranger told us to come in the wrong way, so that did work and was fine. It was a steep gravel type road.
Listening to Tara when the wheels were going off the payment reminded me of watching our rig tilt when the wheels ran up a root ball of a tree getting out of a KOA. I was hyperventilating by the time we got out of there.
Another state park to beware of because it is beautiful but really tight for bigger rigs is Paris Mountain State Park in Greenville, SC. It's a narrow, winding mountain road to the campground, we have a 40' class a and I had to drive up ahead in the jeep to stop cars coming down so we could get around some of the corners, not a fun trip at Christmas, lol.
You both are amazing! I stayed at Mousetail Landing in the Fall of 2022. It was a beautiful location but barely big rig friendly. Love the content! Thank you!
What a small world it is. I grew up just on the other side of the Indiana/Ohio boarder and my grandma lived in Greenville out near the KitchenAid plant until she passed a few years ago. My dad went to Greenville H.S. in the 70's and I've spent a lot of time there as a kid. The Maid Rite is the best sandwich ever and I know I have some gum on that wall. Your video brought back a lot of great childhood memories.
Great video of Greenville and some memory lane. Use to work in Pitsburg at the Grain Elevator. Use to cruise Broadway back in the day and hit Maid Rites for lunch and on the weekend. The Triangle was another interesting hangout. The cemetery where Annie Oakley is Buried. That land was originally donated for the cemetary by a branch of my family. just for a history tidbit. Safe travels.
Tara was wiped out ( 🛏️😩🐕) after that harrowing experience Driving uphill was bad but going downhill was even mo' treacherous😳It reminded me of a day trip we took while living in Alaska. I was with baby at the time n thought I'd surely deliver in our van. Q. What's round on the sides n high in the middle? The trip 2ur ol' stomping grounds in 'OhiO' was the coolestl! Went down memory lane on ur e-bikes🚲🚲🚲🚲Daisy always makes my heart flutter, she's so stinkin' cute 🥰 My hubs loved the bike riders n music. 🛵 🏍️🛵🛵🏍️🏍️...
My old driveway was gravel and climbed 100’ vertical in 500’ horizontal. I had to use 4WD low in order to pull our 42’ 5th wheel up it. Also had the tailgate up when it was supposed to be down… The tailgate camera on a Ram costs $400 in case you are wondering…
Bad places to park, were in Florida now, we was at a park i could not back-end so I had to go around and back down the street and when we left had to go down the rong way to get out 👍🏝
I stayed at Mousetail SP in November in a 17’ Casita travel trailer. I was in a site at the end of the road and I agree, really weird angles. Luckily no other RVs were in the nearby sights because if there had been other RVs there’s no way I could have gotten in my site with my little trailer.
❤ Greenville. I live on the same street your grew up on and my husband and I have Lectric bikes. Wish we would’ve seen you when you were here. We ride through the park and around the same places you rode. It’s so weird to see it on video.
Hey not to say I told you so. But did you say to use Google Earth to check out Campgrounds before getting into a bad situation? There is a Campground south of SanFrancisco. For tents only. Very narrow road one mile off of main highway. Did not know in advance! Love your Channel. My wife and I will keep watching.2-22-23
Washington Parish Free Fair here in Franklinton, La is known as the largest Free Fair. We have around 300,000 people come into our little town every year the 3rd week of October.
Daisy's truck bed is the “Snoozer Luxury High Back Console Pet Car Seat” - amzn.to/2MnglBj Her fluffy bed in the cabin is "The Original Calming Donut Cat and Dog Bed" - amzn.to/3P3eBHt
Greenville is a nice little town. I was there every Monday for my company, delivering oxygen to the Brethren Retirement that's behind the fair grounds. I do delivery in Springfield, Dayton, Cincinnati area, and always keep an eye out to maybe pass you all someday on the road.
Your videos are always a good source of informations for travelling, repairs and maintenance!!! Presently I have a water problem with my Class C which doesn't happens all the time, but is a pain when it does. When I connect my water hoze on the city line connection, without warning (not a regular situation), it will fill my dry camping fresh water holding tank also. I have no idea what is causing this... I have talk about this problem and the 3 solutions are the most common... - replace the water pump..... actually, my pumps works great, and honestly, I don't see why I should replace it since city water shouldn't pass by the pump - use a water pressure regulator and keep pressure at 45 PSI max. I have notice also that the problem shows when I have goor water pressure. - there is somewhere a kind of check valve on the line coming from the pump which connects on the city line which is malfunctionning. What is your opinion on this problem ?
Chad, it's time to get back on the road... America 🇺🇸 loves ❤️ you guys when you're traveling and showing us the country through your eyes... I'm not bitching my friends just helping...♡ PS I wasn't able to visit the Tampa show but folks were complaining 🙄 that you didn't take your traveling home with you. Funny they were actually upset 😡 about that... I don't know for sure if that true.. If not, please 🙏 comment... Be good guy looking forward to your next video
😂 I knew where that was before the video started. I live 2 miles from there and frequently drive the gravel road and sit by the river. The opposite way back out at 412 would have put you to a bit larger town with more choices to eat from. Try local if you can It is beautiful country. Safe travels. Michael
thats why I love my 36ft class a diesel pusher. I never have any problems like folks with big trucks and 5th wheels have getting in and out of tighter spots. unhook suv from rear of coach and back into the spot, easy peasy
I don’t know but we need to get the F outa here! Something hubby would say… and I’d be acting just like you! That was insane! Thanks for sharing,,,, ❤ u daisy!!! Hometown vid was cool
we used to live in that area and i can say its not for bigger rigs. we had the same issue. some of the other tn state parks are that way but have alternative spots for bigger rigs these days...
Recently got a dog and would like to change my thermostat to the 1 you guys referenced that allows you to monitor the temperature in the coach from your cell phone. Thank you. Mark Lewis.
Amicalola Falls SP (GA) is by far the steepest and most slippery (from wet leaves) climb I have ever done. I had to stop and use 4WD. I’m glad I had that option. The second time I went i used 4WD all the way up and down.
Mousetail landing is ridiculous. It's high spots are steep and it's low spots flood. I worked/travel for the telephone company up there in zparsons and Decaturville. That area has some beautiful spots but the Tennessee River in that section floods with ridiculous massive water level changes. The majority of the RV parks there are in flood zones and get flooded all the time...not just slight flooding, I'm talking up to 20 ft deep flooding. We stayed there about a year and we extremely and very highly recommend "Green Acres" RV Park over in Savannah, TN. It is well maintained, great facilities and the owners, Phil and Tammy are amazing and friendly. Tell em Eric and Robin Stewart sent ya!! We thought about buying property there too, but their mountain and hilltop roads can be crazy for RVs and the majority of the homes look like they were built by the same builder in 1957 with only 2 floor plans and one type of brick to choose from. Sweetheart people there, but in the end we booked it to Juno Beach in Florida. But, Mousetail Landing, ridiculous.
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Had no idea you were from Greenville. We live in Vandalia by the airport.
Regarding the fair……it’s still the best fair we’ve ever been to.
Anybody that says they never have backed up with their parking brake on is a liar 👍
Daisy never fails to put a smile on my face. What a perfect little rv pup!
I've been watching your channel for years, and there is one thing that stands out more than anything else. Do you know what it is? It's your unrelenting and unwavering INTEGRITY! You two live, eat, drink, and sleep truth, truth, truth all the time! That in itself is phenomenal and clearly defines who you both really are. Thank you so very much for always being righteous!
May GOD continue to bless, guide, and protect you both (and Daisy) always!
Thank you! 😊
So true!..
My favorite was the end. Daisy playing with Chad was the best! Loved it! She's so stinking cute! Have her in more of your videos playing!! God Bless you both!
Great video as usual but... OMG!! We loved the ending with Daisy running back and forth! That was too cute!!
Daisy, so funny at the end there! Great video guys. Can’t wait for more adventures with the new rig!
I'm glad we got to see Daisy in a playful mood it was so cute. I love watching ya'll and the information that yall bring. The RV of the Strange family was amazing thanks for sharing.
That was fun to see where you grew up! Thanks for sharing and taking us along 🙂
Daisy running back and forth is so cute! Wow looked like everyone was having so much fun!!😊😊
Always just a down to earth couple giving the community the low down on goods, bads, and how everyday life in a RV is. Love the how tools Chad! All of your mods and helpful hints are well explained and usually something the manufacturer should have done in the first place. Thanks for all of your efforts, both of you! Good luck and safe travels!
Love seeing all of the adventures. It was very nice meeting you at the rally.
Thanks!
Thank YOU! 😊
Awesome video! So glad you brought this footage from the archives! Thanks for sharing and I hope the 3 of you are doing well. ❤
Daisy is the CUTEST dog ever!
Daisy is such a little cutie!! Thanks for the video...
I look forward to your videos every Sunday, never do disappoint, keep up the great work 🙂🙂
I’m only less than 8 minutes into the video and I am feeling every ounce of Tara’s anxiety as I watch Chad try to maneuver that beast around!! My husband and I live in a 36’ class A and I don’t know if I could handle anything larger! Props to you guys.
Your trip back to your home town was so much fun. It made me wonder how I would feel going back to where I grew up. That was pretty cool guys. Also enjoyed the look see of the remodeled toy hauler. There were some great ideas. And as always, the highlight of the video was Ms. Daisy. She is an absolute dolly. Seeing her play with Chad was precious.
Let the past go. What was so damn great about your past? I used to think the same way. I always wondered what it would be like to return to places of my past, and so I did. I even went back to my old military base in Fort Ord California, clear across the country. I had always thought it was going to be some intense nostalgic reconciliation with my past, and I guess it was, just not nearly in the way I thought. To my surprise I couldn’t wait to leave! I couldn’t wait to leave my past in the past and leave all of that nonsense behind me. Just because I remember something doesn’t mean there’s anything actually worth remembering. If anything the past is nothing but missed opportunity. Just imagine all of the ideas you’ve entertained that other people actually followed through with and became wealthy in some way. I like 5th wheels, but not enough to LIVE in one! I’m 53 years old now, and with that age came the wisdom to tell the difference between toys vs opportunity cost. Sure, I’ll park a toy hauler on my property, but I’m not living in it! I asked my kids if they would ever consider the freedom of traveling the country and living in a toy hauler and even they, an 11 year old son and a 13 year old daughter, immediately arrived at the most obvious conclusion, why? And then I remembered the last vacation we went on, we took an airplane and rented a convertible Camaro and a house on Lake Tahoe for 10 days …but we had a HOME and a school and friends to come back to once we were finished playing! I’m not so sure that conflating the very serious business of life with one’s toys is such a great idea. A nomadic lifestyle seems a bit antithesis to the responsibilities of modernity. We can even take our cues from nature itself. Metaphorically speaking roots need to take hold BEFORE anything of any significance can grow. What are you going to leave your children, a truck and a toy hauler filled with memories? Again, wtf is so great about your memories? Is there not a single memory that you wouldn’t cherish even more if it was just a better memory? Again, just because you remember something that’s been prioritized in your mental storage value hierarchy, of what value is it really? I don’t have a single memory that I wouldn’t trade for a better one, and that is the problem with prioritizing your own biased events of the past over your now and future. This is a very bad habit of the Ego that people as they get older just love to entertain. If you really love memories so much, get out and make more! …just don’t betray your own existential footprint while doing so.
@@devitomichael Wow look at the glass half empty much?
Loved the last little bit with Daisy 🙂
Just awesome and watching daisy is just funny.
Great video guys. You know ya'lls videos are always a treat when they come out.
Seems sometimes the videos that are bloopers or outakes, whatever you want to call them, are as good as some of the others.
It would be interesting if someone put out videos of rigs that have been redone or modified ( if there's not one out there already).
Really good to see Daisy is making sure Chad is getting his exercise. She might get upset if she ever figures out he's tricking her. HA
God bless ya'll and stay safe on the roads out there.
Great fun ! Especially going home 💞 Love Daisy 🥰 Safe Travels ❤️ 🤍💙
Chad, you were right about at least on thing in 2022, Tara is a trailer treasure. I'd keep her if I were you! Something to think about for the smoke detectors are the ones with 10 year batteries, they won't chirp for probably at least 8 or 9 years. Keep the good stuff coming guys and safe travels.
Enjoyed Tara’s nostalgic ride back to Greenville, Oh, to visit her old high school and old neighborhood and the house she grew up. Enjoyed the ride-along.
We just bought an Grand design RV Imagine XLS 22MLE. Been watching TH-cam RV videos for the last couple of years trying to learn the ropes. Chads technology videos are great. Made my living as a software developer for 20 years, so I’ve always tried to stay on top of technology.
Also Navy Dec 7th,1971-77 (turned 21 in boot camp… LOL) AMS (aviation metal-smith) land based. Wish I would requested carrier duty, missed opportunity.
All the best.
It’s always amazing how much fun you two have! I look forward to each video and thank you for taking us along.
Being from SW Michigan, glad to see Redamak’s made the highlight reel.
A childhood friend from school Jeff Whitaker is on the City Council in Greenville and is going to run for Mayor! ❤
You guys are so resilient. Good wishes for your future.
You made the trip out of that park look ez...lol. I have been on some narrow roads in my time, but none quite that narrow. My truck n Trailer at the time were 80ft Long, 13' 2" High, 8ft 6"wide, empty weight was near 34,000lbs, loaded up to 80,000lbs. Had a lot of fun, at least the last 6yrs of the 21yrs of truckin' was good. You two have never failed me with one of your videos yet, but leaving the boss home does not score very well for her, poor little thing. Happy Trails, Rich n Pat
I watched your other unseen footage. Greenville Ohio. I grew up in Muncie Indiana (just across the line) and I have been to Band Festivals at Greenville Fairgrounds. and Then you went to Sylva NC We camped at Fort Tatham campground just south of Dillsboro NC . I had no idea how many videos you folks have made. My Goodness. Bless you Both. I love to watch you. Charley and Laura from Ocala Fl. Maybe see you sometime.. I am in awe of all of your travels.!!!
Being from TN and having a large toy hauler I can say that many of our state parks are not big rig friendly. Our first outing in our 43V13 was in TN state park and I hung the ladder on a tree…it took several people spotting to get me through the campground
You cracked me up at 3:50 with the trash can. I thought for sure you were just kidding and were going to show us the awesome "birds eye" view on the screen. We have the exact same truck and the "birds eye" view is a game changer for sites like that.
This video was so fun to see during your travels to Greenville, OH. I didn’t know that you were from there. We lived in Dayton and had been to Maid-Rite several times. Love you guys!
Sorry.... haven't heard a word you guys spoke in the video. My attn was TOTALLY on your driving MISS Daisy. She sits there staring at her daddy with so much love. Just precious!!!!
Thanks for sharing! We went to a rally in Las Vegas and couldn't believe how much work was done on various rvs. We made it there on the last day the strip was open when the pandemic got started. We planned to continue on to Utah but had to cut it short because of covid 19. The rallys are great! Safe travels! Give Daisy loves from us! We love our doggies too.
We loved this episode!
I absolutely loved the tour of Greenville! I grew up in Greenville but didn't get to graduate high school from there. I'm much older than you so my memories of the area are a little different. Surprisingly, the park was fairly familiar and the streets had an "I'm home" feel. Seeing the town square brought back memories of putting soap in the fountain and men getting put in stocks for an hour for not growing a beard for Annie Oakley days. I could go on and on about the wonderful memories of growing up in Greenville. Thanks!
Hi Chad & Tara! I am also very familiar with Maid Rite loose meat sandwiches. I grew up in a small town in IL, population of about 18k, and we also had a Maid Rite restaurant, (minus the gum wads on the outside walls). It was one of my favorite places to eat, but then I miss a lot of good places to eat in my hometown. Enjoy your videos!
thanks for sharing these clips! 1-we just went thru the worst drive in some WV backroads thanks to our GPS, with our 45’ Cornerstone and immediately decided to fire our Rand McNally GPS. We literally are rookies compared to the two of you and became so distressed I am sure my heart lost a year of life… 2-when we got home, we immediately cued up Chad’s video comparing the Rand GPS and Garmin…we also we will spend more time, like Chad does, reviewing routes before we ever venture out…I am not over stating, it was life changing…I cannot believe how calm the two for you are in getting in own out of that campsite…we have so much to learn…Thanks for sharing! 😅
Love Daisy! Great video!
Hi guys! I love the Airplane references. Thanks for the content.
Whelp. I have to drive to Greenville tomorrow and get me a made right. Lol. It’s been a minute since I had one ! 😂😂
Well I’m officially mind blown! I have been watching Changing Lanes for a couple of years and never knew where you guys were from. Tonight while watching this video I was blown away to see Greenville. That is where my wife and I live. How ironic and what a small world. Pretty cool to see that on a channel that we enjoy.
We went to one state park campground here in PA where we had to come in the wrong way to park our trailer into the site. Fortunately we arrived on a non-busy day and another camper and the ranger told us to come in the wrong way, so that did work and was fine. It was a steep gravel type road.
The insight about the Rally was great, thanks.
Heard "hometown of Greenville". I work in Dayton and live near Chillicothe! Really love seeing your content! Thanks for all you do.
That campground looks awesome if you are a little adventurous and have a smaller rig. I wonder how a 36' fifth wheel would do there.
A 36' rig would still be tight but much more manageable .
Great video!! Thanks for sharing!!
A LOT of roads in WV are like this 😆. Just a forewarning
Really enjoyed this. We all have a story. Yours is unique.
Listening to Tara when the wheels were going off the payment reminded me of watching our rig tilt when the wheels ran up a root ball of a tree getting out of a KOA. I was hyperventilating by the time we got out of there.
Another state park to beware of because it is beautiful but really tight for bigger rigs is Paris Mountain State Park in Greenville, SC. It's a narrow, winding mountain road to the campground, we have a 40' class a and I had to drive up ahead in the jeep to stop cars coming down so we could get around some of the corners, not a fun trip at Christmas, lol.
Thanks for the info!
You both are amazing! I stayed at Mousetail Landing in the Fall of 2022. It was a beautiful location but barely big rig friendly. Love the content! Thank you!
Always a great trip down, "Memory Lane....." Enjoy!
What a small world it is. I grew up just on the other side of the Indiana/Ohio boarder and my grandma lived in Greenville out near the KitchenAid plant until she passed a few years ago. My dad went to Greenville H.S. in the 70's and I've spent a lot of time there as a kid. The Maid Rite is the best sandwich ever and I know I have some gum on that wall. Your video brought back a lot of great childhood memories.
Very much enjoyed your tour! 🖖🏻😘👍🏻🙏🏻
Great video as always!
I am new to your channel. I’ve been laughing for the last 10 minutes about your dog. She is so cute.
Great video of Greenville and some memory lane. Use to work in Pitsburg at the Grain Elevator. Use to cruise Broadway back in the day and hit Maid Rites for lunch and on the weekend. The Triangle was another interesting hangout. The cemetery where Annie Oakley is Buried. That land was originally donated for the cemetary by a branch of my family. just for a history tidbit. Safe travels.
Thanks for sharing! 😊
Great video!
Our puppies hate the smoked detectors.
Enjoyed the unseen footage from your past year.
Lmfao Tara’s facial expressions
Me and the wife love see Daisy. Running around as we had a daisy ower self that we lost 2 years ago
One of your best videos
Great video! Now Im going to have to make the trip out to Maid Rites. Havent been there for years.
Tara was wiped out ( 🛏️😩🐕) after that harrowing experience Driving uphill was bad but going downhill was even mo' treacherous😳It reminded me of a day trip we took while living in Alaska. I was with baby at the time n thought I'd surely deliver in our van. Q. What's round on the sides n high in the middle? The trip 2ur ol' stomping grounds in 'OhiO' was the coolestl! Went down memory lane on ur e-bikes🚲🚲🚲🚲Daisy always makes my heart flutter, she's so stinkin' cute 🥰 My hubs loved the bike riders n music. 🛵 🏍️🛵🛵🏍️🏍️...
My old driveway was gravel and climbed 100’ vertical in 500’ horizontal. I had to use 4WD low in order to pull our 42’ 5th wheel up it. Also had the tailgate up when it was supposed to be down… The tailgate camera on a Ram costs $400 in case you are wondering…
Bad places to park, were in Florida now, we was at a park i could not back-end so I had to go around and back down the street and when we left had to go down the rong way to get out 👍🏝
Yea.. a lot of FL parks are very old and not up to standard for larger rigs...
What a challenge.. oh boy
I'm so glad I'm not the only one that has tried to move the truck and RV with the emergency brake on.
Which set of radios do you have? It is intimidating when looking at them on Amazon, to many options. Thanks
These.. 👍🏼. gear.changinglanesrv.com/product/midland-long-range-walkie-talkie/
I think it's the Midland 50 channel two-way set
Aww.. so hope to introduce Daisy to Tucker some day!
Quick Question.. how do you handle dog license?
I stayed at Mousetail SP in November in a 17’ Casita travel trailer. I was in a site at the end of the road and I agree, really weird angles. Luckily no other RVs were in the nearby sights because if there had been other RVs there’s no way I could have gotten in my site with my little trailer.
that was a great video, thanks
❤ Greenville. I live on the same street your grew up on and my husband and I have Lectric bikes. Wish we would’ve seen you when you were here. We ride through the park and around the same places you rode. It’s so weird to see it on video.
Hey not to say I told you so. But did you say to use Google Earth to check out Campgrounds before getting into a bad situation? There is a Campground south of SanFrancisco. For tents only. Very narrow road one mile off of main highway. Did not know in advance! Love your Channel. My wife and I will keep watching.2-22-23
Washington Parish Free Fair here in Franklinton, La is known as the largest Free Fair. We have around 300,000 people come into our little town every year the 3rd week of October.
No more chain linked fence in back yard :)
Lol Nope! 😜😜
Wow, your from Greenville? We live in New Paris, and my husband is a master mechanic at Greenville Firestone. Small world!
We had not heard of the Honor Network! Pretty neat!
Love Daisy seat. Where did you get it?
Look in their product section its in there!!
Daisy's truck bed is the “Snoozer Luxury High Back Console Pet Car Seat” - amzn.to/2MnglBj
Her fluffy bed in the cabin is "The Original Calming Donut Cat and Dog Bed" - amzn.to/3P3eBHt
Greenville is a nice little town. I was there every Monday for my company, delivering oxygen to the Brethren Retirement that's behind the fair grounds. I do delivery in Springfield, Dayton, Cincinnati area, and always keep an eye out to maybe pass you all someday on the road.
Ricketts Glen State Park in Pennsylvania has an 18% grade. It's definitely a good climb..
Your videos are always a good source of informations for travelling, repairs and maintenance!!!
Presently I have a water problem with my Class C which doesn't happens all the time, but is a pain when it does. When I connect my water hoze on the city line connection, without warning (not a regular situation), it will fill my dry camping fresh water holding tank also. I have no idea what is causing this... I have talk about this problem and the 3 solutions are the most common...
- replace the water pump..... actually, my pumps works great, and honestly, I don't see why I should replace it since city water shouldn't pass by the pump
- use a water pressure regulator and keep pressure at 45 PSI max. I have notice also that the problem shows when I have goor water pressure.
- there is somewhere a kind of check valve on the line coming from the pump which connects on the city line which is malfunctionning.
What is your opinion on this problem ?
Love Daisy's car seat. Just wondering where you got the doggie seat.
Daisy's truck bed is the “Snoozer Luxury High Back Console Pet Car Seat” - amzn.to/2MnglBj
Chad, it's time to get back on the road... America 🇺🇸 loves ❤️ you guys when you're traveling and showing us the country through your eyes... I'm not bitching my friends just helping...♡ PS I wasn't able to visit the Tampa show but folks were complaining 🙄 that you didn't take your traveling home with you. Funny they were actually upset 😡 about that... I don't know for sure if that true.. If not, please 🙏 comment... Be good guy looking forward to your next video
We took our home (RV) to Tampa.. We just didn't camp at the fairgrounds. We did the same thing the year prior.
@Changing Lanes That is why it's always better to ask then assume... Looking forward to your travels
Love the Darke Co. Fair!!!
😂 I knew where that was before the video started. I live 2 miles from there and frequently drive the gravel road and sit by the river. The opposite way back out at 412 would have put you to a bit larger town with more choices to eat from. Try local if you can
It is beautiful country.
Safe travels. Michael
Very interesting, that we have a college in the New Orleans area called Tulane which is also the home of the Green Wave!
I used to get in trouble, I mean have fun in the other end of the state in Chillicothe 😊
thats why I love my 36ft class a diesel pusher. I never have any problems like folks with big trucks and 5th wheels have getting in and out of tighter spots. unhook suv from rear of coach and back into the spot, easy peasy
We were actually in the campsite next to you guys at Mousetail. I had told my wife that you guys did an amazing job being able to back into your site.
👋🏼 Small world!
Hi, We are the couple that went to Alaska, Then saw you in Hershey and at the VIP dinner. Maria & Norbert
👋🏼 Hi, guys!!! 😊
I don’t know but we need to get the F outa here! Something hubby would say… and I’d be acting just like you! That was insane! Thanks for sharing,,,, ❤ u daisy!!! Hometown vid was cool
Very cool adventure
we used to live in that area and i can say its not for bigger rigs. we had the same issue. some of the other tn state parks are that way but have alternative spots for bigger rigs these days...
Recently got a dog and would like to change my thermostat to the 1 you guys referenced that allows you to monitor the temperature in the coach from your cell phone. Thank you. Mark Lewis.
Amicalola Falls SP (GA) is by far the steepest and most slippery (from wet leaves) climb I have ever done. I had to stop and use 4WD. I’m glad I had that option. The second time I went i used 4WD all the way up and down.
Mousetail landing is ridiculous. It's high spots are steep and it's low spots flood. I worked/travel for the telephone company up there in zparsons and Decaturville. That area has some beautiful spots but the Tennessee River in that section floods with ridiculous massive water level changes. The majority of the RV parks there are in flood zones and get flooded all the time...not just slight flooding, I'm talking up to 20 ft deep flooding.
We stayed there about a year and we extremely and very highly recommend "Green Acres" RV Park over in Savannah, TN. It is well maintained, great facilities and the owners, Phil and Tammy are amazing and friendly. Tell em Eric and Robin Stewart sent ya!!
We thought about buying property there too, but their mountain and hilltop roads can be crazy for RVs and the majority of the homes look like they were built by the same builder in 1957 with only 2 floor plans and one type of brick to choose from.
Sweetheart people there, but in the end we booked it to Juno Beach in Florida.
But, Mousetail Landing, ridiculous.
When are y'all going to do a review of the Volta system?
Right now, we're still working out the interface to the new inverter (which is a beast!). We hope to put something out in a couple of months.