The fact that you were able to see so many wonderful locations and experience new things on this trip-as well as the heavens opening up so you could witness and record the total solar eclipse, puts this season pretty high up on the “best of” list. What an awesome capture of this event! Austin is such a beautiful city, and this was really a very enjoyable episode, thanks!
Mornin' Robert! Seeing the flowers lining the road is a reminder: Texas Hill Country is the place to be in springtime, even without an eclipse. Seeing the Willie Nelson statue reminds me of having lunch at Rosie's Tamale House, where he used to eat. (There's a statue of another famous musician not too far away on the riverside walk: Stevie Ray Vaughan) At 29:25, that's about what my eclipse viewing experience was like in San Jose...holding up a pair of cheap cardboard glasses to my camera lens 🙂Your internet/sewer dilemma seems like a metaphor for one of the challenges of modern life: trying to find a balance between basic needs and technology. Since you liked the zip line, the next time you're in California I highly recommend one of the ones in the Redwoods (Mount Hermon and Sonoma are both good). Until next time, happy trails!
Just when I thought you had reached your apex of editing and storytelling you come along with a video full of action, information and my favourite food. I must say captain that this video for me was your best in your storytelling. That eclipse footage, the build up, the anticipation and the actual event were all captured brilliantly and I am not sure about any other viewer but I was feeling the excitement and fulfilment that you obviously were. That is what great storytellers do, they make the viewer, reader or listener, feel real emotion and feelings about what is being communicated. If you were eligible for an Emmy or some you tube award, this would be the episode that gets you nominated!
Town walk was nice and very scenic. You actually did a zipped lined holy smokes 😳. Where you scared 😱 I know i've would've been. Good adventuring #RobertandLily 🤗
Whoa, ziplining Robert looked like a whole lot of fun. It was so satisfying to see you stepping out of your comfort zone. Great work capturing that eclipse. Lol, I wouldn't have been able to leave Austin without some brisket too.
How awesome visiting 2 of my hometowns Albuquerque and Austin! Glad you got to see the eclipse. The clouds broke here where I live too and it was pretty cool. The lake level was really low when you did that zipline. Thankfully it’s been rainy a lot and the lake has risen 7 feet recently! Safe travels.
the eclipse was incredible. We happen to live in an area that was in the path of totality, and we lucked out weather wise and had perfectly clear blue sky. Really enjoyed April 8th. continued safe travels....
I went to my sister's house in Arkansas to watch the eclipse. We had totalty and perfectly clear skies. It was wonderful, I'm so glad you got to see it too. Edit: I love Austin! I haven't been there in a few years so I'm overdue for a visit 😊
@@mikem.1220 yes the traffic and crowds were insane out there; glad you stayed out of it. She lives down an old dirt road and we could still hear people cheering all around.
really cool that you got to see the eclipse. i live in Round Rock just outside of Austin and we got really lucky as the clouds parted during the few minutes of total eclipse. it was an epic event.
Happy jealous that you were able to view a total eclipse twice! I saw the 2017 eclipse in Lincoln City, OR and i almost thought I wouldn't see it due to stubborn cloud cover. The clouds cooperated for me, glad they did the same for you. Thanks for your tour of Austin, definitely on my list of places to visit. Loved the Willie Nelson statue!
That brisket looks good. Good thing you got ahead of the crowds. I wonder if there is a Willie Nelson museum. It has been years since I went on a zipline, it is a thrilling experience.
Quite a range of experiences! Weather and food and ziplines oh my! I do want to visit Austin one of these days. Did you get to see the Stevie Ray Vaughan statue? That is a stop I plan on for sure.
Some places to visitin Austin if you haven’t been there is the Capitol building with so many beautiful art pieces inside and on the grounds. They have maps and information on both inside and outside near the entrance on all four sides. The building has almost as much building underground as you see above ground. Beautiful architecture at Capitol. The Driscoll hotel on 6th street is a beautiful old hotel. Nice to visit. There’s walking paths around Lake Travis worth taking in. Also Cooper’s Bar b Que is in several locations in Texas. Best one IMHO is in Llano, Texas. It’s on I want to say highway 71 or 87? It’s one of main roads. It’s got some of the most delicious brisket and chicken!! Yum!! Back to Austin, the Bob Bullock museum is well worth taking in. Gives an account of history in Texas. There’s also the LBJ library museum which is very nice as well. There’s a small museum on the property of the Capitol that tells the history of the Capitol building. Has a scaled down model of the Capitol and how it was built. Has a gift shop there as well as another gift shop inside the Capitol on floor E2 I think. I know it’s not Austin but if you go to Fredericksburg, Tx, go east of town and go to Luckenbach, Texas. It’s a tiny place but never know who you may run across there. Yes it’s the same town in Willie Nelson’s song.
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The fact that you were able to see so many wonderful locations and experience new things on this trip-as well as the heavens opening up so you could witness and record the total solar eclipse, puts this season pretty high up on the “best of” list. What an awesome capture of this event! Austin is such a beautiful city, and this was really a very enjoyable episode, thanks!
Mornin' Robert! Seeing the flowers lining the road is a reminder: Texas Hill Country is the place to be in springtime, even without an eclipse. Seeing the Willie Nelson statue reminds me of having lunch at Rosie's Tamale House, where he used to eat. (There's a statue of another famous musician not too far away on the riverside walk: Stevie Ray Vaughan)
At 29:25, that's about what my eclipse viewing experience was like in San Jose...holding up a pair of cheap cardboard glasses to my camera lens 🙂Your internet/sewer dilemma seems like a metaphor for one of the challenges of modern life: trying to find a balance between basic needs and technology. Since you liked the zip line, the next time you're in California I highly recommend one of the ones in the Redwoods (Mount Hermon and Sonoma are both good). Until next time, happy trails!
Just when I thought you had reached your apex of editing and storytelling you come along with a video full of action, information and my favourite food. I must say captain that this video for me was your best in your storytelling. That eclipse footage, the build up, the anticipation and the actual event were all captured brilliantly and I am not sure about any other viewer but I was feeling the excitement and fulfilment that you obviously were. That is what great storytellers do, they make the viewer, reader or listener, feel real emotion and feelings about what is being communicated. If you were eligible for an Emmy or some you tube award, this would be the episode that gets you nominated!
This has been an excellent series! I've never heard Adam the Woo-say anything negative about anyone.. This video left me feeling great!!
I drove about an hour from my hometown to corsicana Texas to watch the eclipse, it was incredible! So glad you got to see it. 🤠
Town walk was nice and very scenic. You actually did a zipped lined holy smokes 😳. Where you scared 😱 I know i've would've been. Good adventuring #RobertandLily 🤗
Whoa, ziplining Robert looked like a whole lot of fun. It was so satisfying to see you stepping out of your comfort zone. Great work capturing that eclipse. Lol, I wouldn't have been able to leave Austin without some brisket too.
How awesome visiting 2 of my hometowns Albuquerque and Austin! Glad you got to see the eclipse. The clouds broke here where I live too and it was pretty cool. The lake level was really low when you did that zipline. Thankfully it’s been rainy a lot and the lake has risen 7 feet recently! Safe travels.
Wow, great city, great eclipse, great zipline. Your the best Robert!
Ziplining! You never know what you're gonna see on Traveling Robert.
Austin looks beautiful
The zip line looked like it was fun.
Thank u for sharing Robert.
Austin is a great stop in Texas!
the eclipse was incredible. We happen to live in an area that was in the path of totality, and we lucked out weather wise and had perfectly clear blue sky. Really enjoyed April 8th. continued safe travels....
That mattress looks very confy...excellent addition to the RV
Hello from Llano, TX. Loved seeing my little town on your video!
I went to my sister's house in Arkansas to watch the eclipse. We had totalty and perfectly clear skies. It was wonderful, I'm so glad you got to see it too.
Edit: I love Austin! I haven't been there in a few years so I'm overdue for a visit 😊
I live in Pottsville, Arkansas. We were all fueled and groceries up ahead of the big crowd. It was just another day. 😂
@@mikem.1220 yes the traffic and crowds were insane out there; glad you stayed out of it. She lives down an old dirt road and we could still hear people cheering all around.
@@RosieIfYouKnowMe I walked outside alone. Pottsville is the place to be. If you are retired and 10 minutes from I-40. 🎱
really cool that you got to see the eclipse. i live in Round Rock just outside of Austin and we got really lucky as the clouds parted during the few minutes of total eclipse. it was an epic event.
I can see you becoming a zip line junkie!! We all watched the solar eclipse and talked about it on your live stream a few months ago.. great video!
Thank you for the video Mr. Robert. Also, that live stream of the 2024 eclipse was awesome 👍🍻
I loved this episode❤
I'm a little behind watching your videos. Glad the clouds cleared up for the Eclipse. I watched it in Carbondale, IL. It was amazing.
The total eclipse was awesome! You really lucked out with the clouds. Austin looks like a fun place to visit. Would love to do the zip line.
great video, we were in Austin once about 40 years ago, so this was fun to see how it's changed.
Happy jealous that you were able to view a total eclipse twice! I saw the 2017 eclipse in Lincoln City, OR and i almost thought I wouldn't see it due to stubborn cloud cover. The clouds cooperated for me, glad they did the same for you. Thanks for your tour of Austin, definitely on my list of places to visit. Loved the Willie Nelson statue!
Very good Robert!!! 😀😀
i would never zip - much less one handed - you brave
Hilarious man...Pretty Kool zip lining...
That brisket looks good. Good thing you got ahead of the crowds. I wonder if there is a Willie Nelson museum.
It has been years since I went on a zipline, it is a thrilling experience.
Great video Sir!
That zip line looked so much fun. I wonder if they have one for the grand canyon? 🤔
Hello Traveling Robert. I would love to get on those ziplines, AWESOME! Austin is a Great city.
Thanks Traveling Robert!
Quite a range of experiences! Weather and food and ziplines oh my! I do want to visit Austin one of these days. Did you get to see the Stevie Ray Vaughan statue? That is a stop I plan on for sure.
Robert there’s a zip
Line at sturgis now!
hello from ethiopia Robert, great job ❤zip lining ,eclipse ,Austin Ts...
Next time you're in Austin, you'll have to try Ironworks BBQ. It's on Red River and Cesar Chavez
austin is the best city in the world
Some places to visitin Austin if you haven’t been there is the Capitol building with so many beautiful art pieces inside and on the grounds. They have maps and information on both inside and outside near the entrance on all four sides. The building has almost as much building underground as you see above ground. Beautiful architecture at Capitol.
The Driscoll hotel on 6th street is a beautiful old hotel. Nice to visit.
There’s walking paths around Lake Travis worth taking in.
Also Cooper’s Bar b Que is in several locations in Texas. Best one IMHO is in Llano, Texas. It’s on I want to say highway 71 or 87? It’s one of main roads. It’s got some of the most delicious brisket and chicken!! Yum!!
Back to Austin, the Bob Bullock museum is well worth taking in. Gives an account of history in Texas. There’s also the LBJ library museum which is very nice as well.
There’s a small museum on the property of the Capitol that tells the history of the Capitol building. Has a scaled down model of the Capitol and how it was built. Has a gift shop there as well as another gift shop inside the Capitol on floor E2 I think.
I know it’s not Austin but if you go to Fredericksburg, Tx, go east of town and go to Luckenbach, Texas. It’s a tiny place but never know who you may run across there. Yes it’s the same town in Willie Nelson’s song.
COOL !!
You are such a nice host.!
Robert have you ever been to the Valley of Dreams in New Mexico. just watched a video on it and it looks unbelievable there.
Not yet
What was the zip lining place called? I want to book an appointment with them! They look awesome!
Lake Travis Zip Line Adventures.
You know when Roberts eating food someone else is footing the bill 😂
I always eat
amazing eclipse of the sun,zip lining seem like fun,robert u dont take ur wife along with,when ur having all this fun.
She's not into some of that stuff. She enjoyed the eclipse very much.
What RV park did you stay at?
Sun Retreats San Antonio North
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How did you become free in your RV?
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Adam The Woo was talking sh*t about you.
When where?
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Boring 😢
Saw a partial in Pittsburgh. Was still so cool.
You are one brave soul zip lining. 🫣 ❤