I camped on top of the Palo Duro Canyon rim eighteen years ago. Beautiful views. There was a distant thunderstorm in July when I was there. Nice video.
Paulo Duro is on my list to explore. Yes! Grab a rain jacket and enjoy it 😀 It is so beautiful! I am looking forward to visiting this park. I hope to meet you out on the road. Great campsite!
husband speaking - In 1972, on a little Honda 450 - I was on my way to Ark. to visit my brother. I was going to stop at Mt. Rushmore first,. It had been raining off and on. I could see dark clouds ahead of me so I would stop and put on my rain coat and pants. Spent a hotel night in Spear Fish, Mt. When I got to the entrance to the park - the main road had been washed out by a flash flood the day before. Nature can be so beautiful and also deadly.. Love the view.
I think the rain (although annoying at times) brought out the colors of the hills and valleys and brush, and cactus…..gorgeous. Is there a reason some people don’t like “small falling water”?? I sleep like a baby when it’s raining. Take care stay out of flooded water areas, but sometimes you can get great shots of from the rush of water! Just stay safe! ❤️❤️❤️
Scrub Oaks and Pinion Pines in the west and mighty White Oaks in the east, Texas as the 2nd largest state has the biggest attitude that's tolerable. Gorgeous views Miss Sarah, Thank You very much. While driving OTR I didn't get to enjoy much but motorcycle trips through Texas were outstanding. Rains on the interstates caused fights under overpasses just to stay protected, they are mighty hard rains in Texas. I do hope for your sake you get to hike every where you go. Please do not let the rain get you down. It's not you it's just the season. Good rain gear can be the difference between a good trip and a great one. I enjoy the rain even on my bike but hiking, you get to see the flow of water. Intermittent streams form some great temporary waterfalls that are a joy to witness. Stay safe Young lady and we who love will leave you to your devices and safety zones. Though you are very Beautiful, you will be safe and secure in your travels. For this I pray! You are in my prayers Hoka Hey
In 1978 it flooded up out of the park also. Lives were lost and cars ended up in trees along the town called canyon. I live in Amarillo but right now I am down on Padre Island National Seashore. Have fun in Texas if you run into any trouble give me a shout.
Hello, Sarah. Glad you made it to Texas but very unfortunate about the rain. My cousin and I spent one night there in the 1980’s (I believe) and it was a great adventure! We climbed Devil’s Slide from the north face. On top there is rutted path and a sheer drop on either side. Think you would enjoy it a lot. Lighthouse formation is also a good spot. We explored off the main road and climbed big boulders & scared up a Mule Deer Buck; can’t believe I got that lucky! Hope you can get back there when it’s pretty weather to really enjoy it! Having a very amazing trip with you and your Little One! Keep Safe & Healthy!!!
Miss seeing ur little one and it seems other than the Weather ur having a Good time , keep 😊 the 🌞 will showup sooner or latter !! ✋😍✌️ Happy trails and stay well
Jeepsy, you should check out Caprock Canyon Park, it's only about 35 miles south of Palo Duro, off Hwy. 86 just outside a tiny community called Quitaque. It's the home of the official Texas State Buffalo Herd!
Palo Duro Canyon is very nice! I've had a photo shoot there before! at least you were under some cloud cover instead of super hot. You should go check out Big Bend National Park in south Texas, of course it will take you a couple days to get there haha. Nice video!
Beautiful scenery (the canyon was also nice ;-) I lived in Texas and thought the whole state was just flat or hilly, had no idea it has a canyon.(cool) 😎 Thanks, have a great weekend.
May 27th 1978 I think that was the Blizzard of 78 in Ohio! I was in Hinesville Georgia Stationed at Fort Stewart so I missed them both! I did fly home when they got the Dayton International Airport opened back up. That was cool to see. Thanks! If we meet on the road we will just stand there and look at each other cause I don't approach people either lol! I guess a wave could happen!!
Merus Adventure off road park is a stones throw from there. Its address is Claude, Tx. You can actually drive their trails. 3 different levels. Just vehicles, Mt Bikes and hiking. No dirt bikes, no side by sides. You will go up and down the canyon. Palo Duro reminds me of a mini Moab. Enjoyed seeing this
Love Palo Duro, been camping there a couple of times. The Lighthouse trail is pretty cool. Just a trip across the panhandle and into Oklahoma is Lake Latonka and a small town called Medicine Park. These are by the city of Lawton(bypass if possible). Medicine Park is really small, cute, and artsy. You might like it for a little side trip if you're going that way. I hope you're having a nice fulfilling trip. And I hope you can give my side of the state of Oklahoma a try. We're really not as flat as people assume, lol. From Poteau, my town, most of the way south is pretty mountainous. I believe there's a few places on that hipcamp site you use as well. Or you're more than welcome to camp in my front yard. I have great views of the "World's Highest Hill".
I live just south of there in central Texas in the hill country. We always need more rain here but sometimes when it does rain it is to damn much at once.
I understand how it is to come from a dry climate and be immersed in a rainy climate. I'm an Arizona native and was sent to Germany in 1973, just in time for their rainiest year in 200 years! Over the 17 months I was there, it rained every day except for maybe 7 days total. I think that's why beer is the national drink, what else are you gonna do when it's raining?
Grew up in Amarillo. Spent many, many hours in PD Canyon as a teen. Great place to hike and to camp. Rain can be a blessing. Unfortunately, a high-school friend took a hike on 1 of the hottest, driest days of summer and succumbed. Happened between our junior and senior years. I didn't go with the 2 of them. 1 saw the danger and went for help, but too late. Hope you can enjoy some trails. Hiked a lot. Many, many memories. Thanks for the reminder.
Hiya! Welcome to Texas. Saw you with wonder hussy. I see you and I have the same setup camera wise. Media mod, and the same selfie stick. Did you ever use yours underwater? Works great. I’m planing a trip out to big bend national park, but you showed me a new place to venture. I also have a 4 door white Jeep. So…keep on jeepin!
Admittedly that is a beautiful sight but I got to admit every time you had the jeep in frame I couldn't stop staring at those tires 😳 ! What's the dimension on those again particularly the width from left to right ?
About the only terrain Texas lacks is active volcanoes and geysers, and tundra! Pretty much anything else you can find in one corner of Texas or another.
Yeah I was just thinking you picked a heck of a year to do your road trip they say the weather is going to be weird everywhere it's not like we've not had snow in Georgia before but they're calling for it this year which is rare and disposed to be like that all over the United States back on the west coast is supposed to be like summer time just be careful girl and keep an eye on that weather 👍😉😎🐝
Thanks for covering that park! Never knew that one was there but that's probably true of a lot of the small parks. So I tucked that one away for a possible future visit. I laughed at your 'social anxiety' ... at 77 my sister say's I've become a crumugeon .. I just don't tolerate stupidity anymore and unfortunetly the world is starting to become over run by it. 🤠
What beautiful scenery for Texas. It still looks like you are still out west. It seems rain is following you wherever you go, so I guess that makes hiking out of the question . Keep up the good work and keep your fingers crossed for some dry weather. Be safe..
Palo Duro Canyon is a unique and gorgeous environment. Thank you for sharing part of its history since it carries another sad story of American Colonialism as you have shown at the Battle of Sept 28th, 1874. Sadly its original inhabitants were forced to relocate and their supplies were destroyed in another Trail of Tears. Your camera work is wonderful and I like those cloudy day images. I am enjoying your journey Jeepsy, I hope you are finding meaning in your travels also. Trust your intuition and you will be fine!
Well as before, Fall is transitional. Embrace it sister, it beats 100 plus days and there is beauty to,in a cloudy rainy day. to, be mindful of where you camp. Stay out of floodzones. And p.s. not all of Texas looks like this. It's a very diverse landscape.
Ive spent time outdoors in the Army, I hope people have told you, be very careful of parking and sleeping in a Wadi in a arid climate desert near mountains, if it rains hard enough that dry wadi turns into a RAGING river and will wash you and the vehicle away , wadi's are susceptible to flash flooding - be Safe !
You need to stick around and go hiking when the rain stops you will not be sorry.Do the jeep ride also if you are adventurous the guide will bring you places and tell you all about it. I want to go back so bad but do horseback and the trails also Caprock is the bomb!
Thanks for keeping a good track of the weather. It was the main thing I was concerned about. I once got caught in a mud storm. Yes, it rained thick mud. I was in Arizona, and a tornado had just gone through. It had sucked up so much dust, it rained mud afterward.So thick, the wipers could not clear it. That was a little exciting.
I have spent time in Texas and 2 of my son's and their family live there but Texas is bad for flash floods. There at Fort Hood a Tank was washed down a stream 3 or 5 miles. So I learned to keep an eye to the northwest to west. If I saw any dark clouds I would get away from any low line areas. I made a believer out of my Company Commander and 1st Sargent. I told them to make sure they put their gear up, but they didn't and at 0200 had to chase their belongings down the road.
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Cloudy days make for good photography. And who doesn't love the smell of rain in the desert.
I love the rain. Everything intensifies. The sights, the smells. Be watchful and you'll be fine. Safe travels to you!
Love your place of mind you seem at peace and harmony.
Palo Duro Canyon is nice, and the rain is appreciated. Thank you wandering jeepsy for the video.
thanks for coming to visit us!
Texas is beautiful... so much more when you visit.
Thanks for sharing your adventure...
Beautiful... Looking forward to seeing your next adventure 👍🏾
I camped on top of the Palo Duro Canyon rim eighteen years ago. Beautiful views. There was a distant thunderstorm in July when I was there. Nice video.
😳 OMGoodness, Gosh, Golly, Geez...✍️🏻
It's #WanderingJeepsy
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Gorgeous shots! Thanks woman!
Paulo Duro is on my list to explore. Yes! Grab a rain jacket and enjoy it 😀 It is so beautiful! I am looking forward to visiting this park. I hope to meet you out on the road. Great campsite!
Beautiful place! Excellent camping spot. Thanks Peace
I was at Palo Duro two weeks ago and loved it. I've been working my way down to Big Bend. If you're heading that way and I see you I'll say hi.
husband speaking - In 1972, on a little Honda 450 - I was on my way to Ark. to visit my brother. I was going to stop at Mt. Rushmore first,. It had been
raining off and on. I could see dark clouds ahead of me so I would stop and put on my rain coat and pants. Spent a hotel night in Spear Fish, Mt. When
I got to the entrance to the park - the main road had been washed out by a flash flood the day before. Nature can be so beautiful and also deadly.. Love the view.
Good They keep the Roads clear 👍
Loved Seeing the Lighting n Beautiful Area 💖 Thanks 4 Sharing n Stay Safe 😊 Blessings 🌈 Abound
Cool place to visit. Epic view from the camp site!✌
Persistence. Texas needs the rain.
I think the rain (although annoying at times) brought out the colors of the hills and valleys and brush, and cactus…..gorgeous. Is there a reason some people don’t like “small falling water”?? I sleep like a baby when it’s raining. Take care stay out of flooded water areas, but sometimes you can get great shots of from the rush of water! Just stay safe! ❤️❤️❤️
Nice. Have fun.
Maybe next time when it's dry you can hike those trails for us.
Scrub Oaks and Pinion Pines in the west and mighty White Oaks in the east, Texas as the 2nd largest state has the biggest attitude that's tolerable.
Gorgeous views Miss Sarah, Thank You very much.
While driving OTR I didn't get to enjoy much but motorcycle trips through Texas were outstanding. Rains on the interstates caused fights under overpasses just to stay protected, they are mighty hard rains in Texas.
I do hope for your sake you get to hike every where you go. Please do not let the rain get you down. It's not you it's just the season. Good rain gear can be the difference between a good trip and a great one. I enjoy the rain even on my bike but hiking, you get to see the flow of water. Intermittent streams form some great temporary waterfalls that are a joy to witness.
Stay safe Young lady and we who love will leave you to your devices and safety zones. Though you are very Beautiful, you will be safe and secure in your travels. For this I pray!
You are in my prayers
Hoka Hey
In 1978 it flooded up out of the park also. Lives were lost and cars ended up in trees along the town called canyon. I live in Amarillo but right now I am down on Padre Island National Seashore. Have fun in Texas if you run into any trouble give me a shout.
Thanks For Taking Us Along On Your Journey And Stay Safe Sarah.
Hello, Sarah. Glad you made it to Texas but very unfortunate about the rain. My cousin and I spent one night there in the 1980’s (I believe) and it was a great adventure! We climbed Devil’s Slide from the north face. On top there is rutted path and a sheer drop on either side. Think you would enjoy it a lot. Lighthouse formation is also a good spot. We explored off the main road and climbed big boulders & scared up a Mule Deer Buck; can’t believe I got that lucky! Hope you can get back there when it’s pretty weather to really enjoy it! Having a very amazing trip with you and your Little One! Keep Safe & Healthy!!!
Miss seeing ur little one and it seems other than the Weather ur having a Good time , keep 😊 the 🌞 will showup sooner or latter !! ✋😍✌️ Happy trails and stay well
Jeepsy, you should check out Caprock Canyon Park, it's only about 35 miles south of Palo Duro, off Hwy. 86 just outside a tiny community called Quitaque. It's the home of the official Texas State Buffalo Herd!
Oohhh , you got it rough !
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... we love yer Heart , Jeepsy 😃😇😊
so much to see and learn about,Pismo Paul
Another beautiful shoot. Your smile brightens up a cloudy day. Keep smiling. ❤
I have social anxiety too--until about the third cocktail.
Welcome to Texas enjoy your journey
Good to visit; never knew about that place; be careful and be safe😎😎👍👍⭐️⭐️🤩🤩🤞🤞👌👌
Palo Duro Canyon is very nice! I've had a photo shoot there before! at least you were under some cloud cover instead of super hot. You should go check out Big Bend National Park in south Texas, of course it will take you a couple days to get there haha. Nice video!
Beautiful scenery (the canyon was also nice ;-) I lived in Texas and thought the whole state was just flat or hilly, had no idea it has a canyon.(cool) 😎 Thanks, have a great weekend.
Awesome video, super enjoyed!
Drive safe ❤
Great view.
May 27th 1978 I think that was the Blizzard of 78 in Ohio! I was in Hinesville Georgia Stationed at Fort Stewart so I missed them both! I did fly home when they got the Dayton International Airport opened back up. That was cool to see. Thanks! If we meet on the road we will just stand there and look at each other cause I don't approach people either lol! I guess a wave could happen!!
Very pretty area, understand the not approaching people issue. Stay safe. :)
Have a GREAT TIME.
I really enjoy your videos..its awesome
Sarah very cool country Thanks love it.
Merus Adventure off road park is a stones throw from there. Its address is Claude, Tx. You can actually drive their trails. 3 different levels. Just vehicles, Mt Bikes and hiking. No dirt bikes, no side by sides. You will go up and down the canyon. Palo Duro reminds me of a mini Moab. Enjoyed seeing this
Dang..You are actually smiling 🤣
Really cool place. Music is nice too. 😊
Enjoyed the scenic views, looking forward to the journey ahead.
Ohh, Palo Duro is awesome!
I have check out too myself to when I head back to Texas and Louisiana in a few weeks
Love Palo Duro, been camping there a couple of times. The Lighthouse trail is pretty cool. Just a trip across the panhandle and into Oklahoma is Lake Latonka and a small town called Medicine Park. These are by the city of Lawton(bypass if possible). Medicine Park is really small, cute, and artsy. You might like it for a little side trip if you're going that way. I hope you're having a nice fulfilling trip. And I hope you can give my side of the state of Oklahoma a try. We're really not as flat as people assume, lol. From Poteau, my town, most of the way south is pretty mountainous. I believe there's a few places on that hipcamp site you use as well. Or you're more than welcome to camp in my front yard. I have great views of the "World's Highest Hill".
Those cowboys be looking for you for sure!
I like watching the scenery from your dashcam when you're driving. I wouldn't mind 2 or 3 minutes of that in every video you make. 🙂
Don’t forget that from now and beautiful, is where the storm clouds are.
Sarah, somestimes you gotta look your fear in the eye and go for it! 🙂 this is a beautiful spot, even though it's cloudy.
When I was there a Horse Fly bit me & left a mark ! Look Out 😀
Come to the Northwest Arkansas area and bring the rain with you. We are DRY! Arkansas has a Grand Canyon that is BEYOND BEAUTIFUL!
Wow! That high water mark is intense!
I live just south of there in central Texas in the hill country. We always need more rain here but sometimes when it does rain it is to damn much at once.
i am very cautious around strangers as well....pays off to be careful....and remember - everything's BIG in texas including the egos...lol.....enjoy!
Would def say hi if I saw you. Beautiful scenery.
Highest mountain in Texas is in El Paso..Guadalupe Peak.
I understand how it is to come from a dry climate and be immersed in a rainy climate. I'm an Arizona native and was sent to Germany in 1973, just in time for their rainiest year in 200 years! Over the 17 months I was there, it rained every day except for maybe 7 days total. I think that's why beer is the national drink, what else are you gonna do when it's raining?
Hey you look tired. Yes keep going the weather will change.
Very pretty area for the panhandle. ( I see you put your spare tire on before your trip 👍🏻)
Don't let the haters hold you back just ignore them and pity them.
Grew up in Amarillo. Spent many, many hours in PD Canyon as a teen. Great place to hike and to camp. Rain can be a blessing. Unfortunately, a high-school friend took a hike on 1 of the hottest, driest days of summer and succumbed. Happened between our junior and senior years. I didn't go with the 2 of them. 1 saw the danger and went for help, but too late. Hope you can enjoy some trails. Hiked a lot. Many, many memories. Thanks for the reminder.
Hiya! Welcome to Texas. Saw you with wonder hussy. I see you and I have the same setup camera wise. Media mod, and the same selfie stick. Did you ever use yours underwater? Works great. I’m planing a trip out to big bend national park, but you showed me a new place to venture. I also have a 4 door white Jeep. So…keep on jeepin!
Well you got a great place this time (a new one on me) glad all is well you are wise to watch out for the flooding. take care till next time
Admittedly that is a beautiful sight but I got to admit every time you had the jeep in frame I couldn't stop staring at those tires 😳 !
What's the dimension on those again particularly the width from left to right ?
Texas has some nice land you just Gotta know where to go
About the only terrain Texas lacks is active volcanoes and geysers, and tundra! Pretty much anything else you can find in one corner of Texas or another.
I love TX, most of the people I can do without
Yeah I was just thinking you picked a heck of a year to do your road trip they say the weather is going to be weird everywhere it's not like we've not had snow in Georgia before but they're calling for it this year which is rare and disposed to be like that all over the United States back on the west coast is supposed to be like summer time just be careful girl and keep an eye on that weather 👍😉😎🐝
Sorry for your inconvenience but I think the wet really makes the colors pop. As always, take care of my Little One!
Thanks for covering that park! Never knew that one was there but that's probably true of a lot of the small parks. So I tucked that one away for a possible future visit. I laughed at your 'social anxiety' ... at 77 my sister say's I've become a crumugeon .. I just don't tolerate stupidity anymore and unfortunetly the world is starting to become over run by it. 🤠
Never been to Texas, but when thinking about Texas I would have to add BBQ to your list. 😋 Happy Trails
What beautiful scenery for Texas. It still looks like you are still out west. It seems rain is following you wherever you go, so I guess that makes hiking out of the question . Keep up the good work and keep your fingers crossed for some dry weather. Be safe..
If I meet you Sarah I'll approach you but I would be yelling Hi SARAH!!!!!!!!!! 😆 Stay safe love ya friend
High ground is your friend during flash flood warnings.
Haven’t watched your video yet… I will….just want you to be safe ❤
Palo Duro Canyon is a unique and gorgeous environment. Thank you for sharing part of its history since it carries another sad story of American Colonialism as you have shown at the Battle of Sept 28th, 1874. Sadly its original inhabitants were forced to relocate and their supplies were destroyed in another Trail of Tears. Your camera work is wonderful and I like those cloudy day images. I am enjoying your journey Jeepsy, I hope you are finding meaning in your travels also. Trust your intuition and you will be fine!
Love YOU
Better to be safe 🙏 😌
Well as before, Fall is transitional. Embrace it sister, it beats 100 plus days and there is beauty to,in a cloudy rainy day. to, be mindful of where you camp. Stay out of floodzones. And p.s. not all of Texas looks like this. It's a very diverse landscape.
Ive spent time outdoors in the Army, I hope people have told you, be very careful of parking and sleeping in a Wadi in a arid climate desert near mountains, if it rains hard enough that dry wadi turns into a RAGING river and will wash you and the vehicle away , wadi's are susceptible to flash flooding - be Safe !
You need to stick around and go hiking when the rain stops you will not be sorry.Do the jeep ride also if you are adventurous the guide will bring you places and tell you all about it. I want to go back so bad but do horseback and the trails also Caprock is the bomb!
Good morning, Did you find Dom,if not maybe ask locàls
Thanks for keeping a good track of the weather. It was the main thing I was concerned about. I once got caught in a mud storm. Yes, it rained thick mud. I was in Arizona, and a tornado had just gone through. It had sucked up so much dust, it rained mud afterward.So thick, the wipers could not clear it. That was a little exciting.
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I am native Texan. I wish I meteorologist. They make lots of $$_ and are only correct half the time.
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I have spent time in Texas and 2 of my son's and their family live there but Texas is bad for flash floods. There at Fort Hood a Tank was washed down a stream 3 or 5 miles. So I learned to keep an eye to the northwest to west. If I saw any dark clouds I would get away from any low line areas.
I made a believer out of my Company Commander and 1st Sargent. I told them to make sure they put their gear up, but they didn't and at 0200 had to chase their belongings down the road.
Ya headed to the Davis mountains.. And big bend???
How much are you spending on gas?
You went from bad weather to bad state.
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