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Great tips C&C, get under the bed.....that’s funny. Although you might have them already. I do have a few other simple things for ya’ bug out bag. 1. Small hand towels 2. Wet ones or the alike. 3. Rain ponchos 5. handheld or Head flashlights 6. Bottles of waters 7. Hand crank radio and lastly 8. Check out the lay of the land for the best “alternative” possible way out of the campground or area (in the Jeep that is ;) to higher ground. You’re right on point with the tips! 👍🏼
Thanks! You are probably right about becoming Pros! It's nice to know you guys are right next store too. Especially if Brandi needs Ice to protect her. 😀🐶
Hi!😃great video. We’re just getting ready to begin our full time rv life ( we’ve never owned or even been in an rv before). Looking forward to watching more of your videos
I love the humor y'all have about the tornadoes and tropical storms!I lived on both coasts and everywhere in the middle except for Utah and Alaska, but until I move to Missouri I never was near a tornado! I lived Clinton MO, a small town at the Lake of the Ozarks. We had just bought a house 10 days earlier and gotten moved in when the air raid sirens went off. I couldn't figure out what the devil was going on. Too many years overseas with the military taught me air raid sirens were never a good thing. I didn't know what to do, so I sent my family to the basement & proceeded to call the police to find out what was happening. The woman said "Tornadoes" & hung up! I'm thinking so what... I've been through hurricanes, monsoons, earthquakes, tropical storms and dirt devils- how bad could a tornado be! so I called the police back and asked what should I do, "BASEMENT" she yelled at me. So I walked out on the front porch😂 (my father always said there was something not quite right about me), to see if any of my neighbors were outside. Nope. But a police car came down the street slowly + pulled into our driveway & he started yelling at me too! he demanded to know why my front porch light was off! He told me you turn ON your light if you're home, that way if there's damage they know to look for somebody.look up trying to figure out why nobody wrote all these rules down when I signed the papers for my house. Is he standing there reading me the riot act about 7 streets over, we watched as a family of tornadoes moves like pogo sticks. I asked him what was that. He said lady those were tornadoes! The next day we took a trip around the town to find a wadded up tissue 4 stories high which had been the drive-in movie, furniture, fences, rooves... Those tornadoes did a horrendous amount of damage and kept on going almost to Chicago! I LOVE what you keep in your go bags! VERY VERY SMART!
Very informative as always. Way to practice the 5 P's. Prior Planning Prevents Poor Performance. Instead of bottled water you could consider a one time purchase of a Sawyer Squeeze water filter. They make various sizes/kits. Hikers and preppers use them (as do we). Would allow you to make just about any available water drinkable, even puddles. Lightweight and guaranteed to last for more filtration than you'll probably ever use. Stay safe. 🙏🏼
@@GetGonewithUS That'll work.👍🏼 I figured you all probably already had something from the WeRmudfun gear. Pluses/minuses and pros/cons to each. Katadyn, Sawyer, Steripen, Lifestraw, all just personal preference and application etc. but all better than nothing. And all better to have and not need, than to need and not have. Happy travels.
Boy I feel so spoiled in southern California! Thanks for your tips! The grab bag next to the escape window is heads up!! If we ever purchase our rv these tips are the best. Thanks to both of you!! SAFE TRAVELS PS The men and women are hot and heavy practicing at Pendleton! THANKS TO ALL WHO IS AND HAVE SERVED PROTECTING OUR COUNTRY!!!
I don't know about SPOILED. It gets pretty HOT out there. LOL What do you mean 'IF" you buy an RV? Cheryl and I are looking forward to meeting you and the Mrs.😀 Tell the men and women out there that we thank them too.
Thanks for sharing. Like #84. You have wheels, I thought you would say - MOVE! Although, they can happen anytime! Thanks for all the tips! Some more are: bring in your slides; more surface area is a bigger parachute. March-June is the worst time for tornadoes in the south, it slowly moves West and north (google it). I think the best time to visit this area is Oct-Feb.
Hi Bob! We are hoping to be somewhere else by the time tornado season kicks into full swing. Although it's starting to feel like it has down here. There was tornados the week before we got here too. 😳
We were in Red Bay AL, and got the tornado Siren around 3PM. Luckily we had already found a dog friendly shelter at the local Methodist church. No touch down in Red Bay that day, and I really don't want to know if our rig floats or flies! 6 wheels on the ground is a good goal!
HI Wayne! We are kind of hoping it is going to calm down a bit. The Storms that came through this morning dropped the temp, so hopefully the tornado warnings stop. If not we will probably leave. That's the beauty of this lifestyle we don't have to stay. LOL Stay safe too. 😀
Thanks Queenie. We were thinking maybe Nor'easter's are not that bad, but looking outside this morning and seeing wet ground beats seeing white ground. LOL
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Great tips C&C, get under the bed.....that’s funny. Although you might have them already. I do have a few other simple things for ya’ bug out bag. 1. Small hand towels 2. Wet ones or the alike. 3. Rain ponchos 5. handheld or Head flashlights 6. Bottles of waters 7. Hand crank radio and lastly 8. Check out the lay of the land for the best “alternative” possible way out of the campground or area (in the Jeep that is ;) to higher ground. You’re right on point with the tips! 👍🏼
Thanks for your tips Tim! We hope we never need to use any of these things, but it best to have them in case you do. Stay Safe! 😀
Great tips, many we have not heard before! Stay safe! 🌪
Thanks for watching! You guys stay safe too! 😀
Great video guys! I think we’ll all be Severe Weather Pros after this weekend!! Glad your our neighbors!
Thanks! You are probably right about becoming Pros! It's nice to know you guys are right next store too. Especially if Brandi needs Ice to protect her. 😀🐶
As a life long Alabamian, that was a great video on tornadoes and what to do. Good job!
Thank you very much Vicki! Coming from a life long Alabamian, we take that as a big compliment! 😀
@@GetGonewithUS we really enjoy your channel, hope the rest of your visit here was good!
@@vickimartin5595 Thanks Vicki, we are still here for a few more days. We are hoping the weather settles down a bit. :)
Hi!😃great video. We’re just getting ready to begin our full time rv life ( we’ve never owned or even been in an rv before). Looking forward to watching more of your videos
Hi Jenny and thanks. Enjoy the adventure! Happy Trails and good luck! 😀
I love the humor y'all have about the tornadoes and tropical storms!I lived on both coasts and everywhere in the middle except for Utah and Alaska, but until I move to Missouri I never was near a tornado!
I lived Clinton MO, a small town at the Lake of the Ozarks. We had just bought a house 10 days earlier and gotten moved in when the air raid sirens went off. I couldn't figure out what the devil was going on. Too many years overseas with the military taught me air raid sirens were never a good thing. I didn't know what to do, so I sent my family to the basement & proceeded to call the police to find out what was happening. The woman said "Tornadoes" & hung up! I'm thinking so what... I've been through hurricanes, monsoons, earthquakes, tropical storms and dirt devils- how bad could a tornado be! so I called the police back and asked what should I do, "BASEMENT" she yelled at me. So I walked out on the front porch😂 (my father always said there was something not quite right about me), to see if any of my neighbors were outside. Nope. But a police car came down the street slowly + pulled into our driveway & he started yelling at me too! he demanded to know why my front porch light was off! He told me you turn ON your light if you're home, that way if there's damage they know to look for somebody.look up trying to figure out why nobody wrote all these rules down when I signed the papers for my house. Is he standing there reading me the riot act about 7 streets over, we watched as a family of tornadoes moves like pogo sticks. I asked him what was that. He said lady those were tornadoes!
The next day we took a trip around the town to find a wadded up tissue 4 stories high which had been the drive-in movie, furniture, fences, rooves... Those tornadoes did a horrendous amount of damage and kept on going almost to Chicago!
I LOVE what you keep in your go bags! VERY VERY SMART!
Thanks Mona. The tornado threats are making us 'almost' miss the big snow storms back in New England. 😆🌪❄
@@GetGonewithUS I can understand why!
Very informative as always. Way to practice the 5 P's. Prior Planning Prevents Poor Performance. Instead of bottled water you could consider a one time purchase of a Sawyer Squeeze water filter. They make various sizes/kits. Hikers and preppers use them (as do we). Would allow you to make just about any available water drinkable, even puddles. Lightweight and guaranteed to last for more filtration than you'll probably ever use. Stay safe. 🙏🏼
Great tip Henry. We'll have to look in to that. We do have a Steripen in our arsenal. 😀
@@GetGonewithUS That'll work.👍🏼 I figured you all probably already had something from the WeRmudfun gear. Pluses/minuses and pros/cons to each. Katadyn, Sawyer, Steripen, Lifestraw, all just personal preference and application etc. but all better than nothing. And all better to have and not need, than to need and not have. Happy travels.
All good info - thanks for sharing
You are welcome, John. Thanks for watching! 😀
Boy I feel so spoiled in southern California! Thanks for your tips! The grab bag next to the escape window is heads up!! If we ever purchase our rv these tips are the best. Thanks to both of you!! SAFE TRAVELS
PS The men and women are hot and heavy practicing at Pendleton!
THANKS TO ALL WHO IS AND HAVE
SERVED PROTECTING OUR
COUNTRY!!!
I don't know about SPOILED. It gets pretty HOT out there. LOL What do you mean 'IF" you buy an RV? Cheryl and I are looking forward to meeting you and the Mrs.😀 Tell the men and women out there that we thank them too.
Glad you’re all ok! Great info! Stay safe!!
Thanks Deb! You guys stay safe too! 😀
Good information ! Semper Fi
Thank you! Semper Fi!
Glad you weathered the storm!
Thanks Bruce. We miss nor'easters. 😆⛄
Thanks for sharing. Like #84. You have wheels, I thought you would say - MOVE! Although, they can happen anytime! Thanks for all the tips! Some more are: bring in your slides; more surface area is a bigger parachute. March-June is the worst time for tornadoes in the south, it slowly moves West and north (google it). I think the best time to visit this area is Oct-Feb.
Thank you too Dennis for sharing. We appreciate your tips also. We hope all is well up north. 😀
Love the Chanel keep up the good work !!!!!
Thanks Bob, we appreciate it! 😀
Great tips guys!
Thanks, We hope you never have to use them. 😀
Hi 👋 Great video, especially after this week and as the country moves into tornado season. Glad you survived the storms 😃
Hi Bob! We are hoping to be somewhere else by the time tornado season kicks into full swing. Although it's starting to feel like it has down here. There was tornados the week before we got here too. 😳
We were in Red Bay AL, and got the tornado Siren around 3PM. Luckily we had already found a dog friendly shelter at the local Methodist church. No touch down in Red Bay that day, and I really don't want to know if our rig floats or flies! 6 wheels on the ground is a good goal!
Glad you guys found a dog friendly shelter and that the tornado didn't touch down. Stay safe! 😀
Stay safe.
Thanks Jean, we hope all is well! 😀
HI..... stay safe you two... you sure you don't want to be somewhere else right now???
HI Wayne! We are kind of hoping it is going to calm down a bit. The Storms that came through this morning dropped the temp, so hopefully the tornado warnings stop. If not we will probably leave. That's the beauty of this lifestyle we don't have to stay. LOL Stay safe too. 😀
We carry a solar flashlight which has the ability to charge our wireless devices.
That a good thing too,we should look into getting one.. We're not sure who had the better time here you or us. 😆
Stay safe 😘 bet NH 😜 looks good right 🤣 now.
Thanks Queenie. We were thinking maybe Nor'easter's are not that bad, but looking outside this morning and seeing wet ground beats seeing white ground. LOL
@@GetGonewithUS This is true. I hope it passes you and glad you're doing good. 👍 Say hello to Bill Paxton and watch out for Cows 🐄🐮 flying by.
@@Queenie_78 Cows flying by! LOL
@@GetGonewithUS 🐄🐮🤣😂
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Hi Queenie! 👋😀
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HI Gilbert! 😀