He Found Freedom in the Desert 🇺🇸
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ธ.ค. 2023
- As far out as one can get in the continental United States is a place tethered to nothing other than the open skies, dramatic landscapes, and a deep feeling of freedom. Removed from the stresses and restraints of the cities is a community living by their own rules. Today, we meet up with a local character named Will, who shows us what living out here is like in rural Utah and why he can't imagine it any other way.
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I've never seen you smile like you did at the end of this video. Freedom is a beautiful thing!!
I love how he rambles on about how no one can tell him what to do, but then Peter can't enter his house because his landlord told him not to lol
Yeah and he also said those who know about the remote places don’t tell anyone, but then that he runs a guide service to the remote places. 😮
@@OnDandelionTime So basically the guy is full of shit.
If I had to guess, the landlord is a parent of his.
I think the landlord told them not to film on his property.
"guide service" is likely about to get shut down by BLM/NPS. His 15 minutes of fame couldn't help him from running his mouth and putting a target on his back. We all own that land and entrust management agencies to regulate commercial activity in order to preserve and protect it. Pirates are selfish and don't truly care about the places they trample.
"Operating without a required SRP or participating in a non-permitted event or activity that requires an
SRP is a Federal Class A criminal misdemeanor punishable by a fine of up to $100,000 and 12 months
incarceration."
He'll be back in Jersey, hanging drywall, and paying us back soon enough.
I grew up with Will his story isn’t BS he lived in a nice town and got locked up selling dope. I followed his van build in the middle of nowhere. Good to see he is loving his life.
It’s nice to see someone legitimize his story. I was kind of questioning it.
@@AstroBear11 oh I live in town and he still stinks and I can smell it but I ain't gonna say anything since he's not a bad dude. He respects me and I respect him.
I didn't grow up with Will, but crossed paths with him a couple of times. He's a great guy! I'm didn't notice any b.o., but I did notice Will's smokers cough. That cough is horrible...I hope he's ok!
@@AstroBear11 that stinking hair
Stop lying
"Road Trip with Will and Titus" would be quite a show.
He was terrific. So articulate.
WE NEED THIS
as someone who cant travel due to stage IV cancer but LOVES to travel when I was able to... I love your videos Peter. thank you so much you are living my dream and thats why I love watching. Thank you so much, I wish I could meet all these good people, I love to see it
God bless you... Cancer sucks... I hope you can beat it somehow...
Praying for you
God bless you Jerem0y
Get well soon , keep the hope going , u'll never know - keep the hope going , keep god in your heart , things will get better , wish you all the best you deserve
Sending my best wishes from rural Sweden!
“No refrigerator, no bathroom….none of that nonsense”. That made me laugh. 😂 To each, their own. Good for him enjoying life and freedom.
Me too
you live in a bubble.
Well you could live out there and have a a fridge and a bathroom.
@@cmzasada1 a big bubble that floats around with a fridge and toilet.
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Peter, I just wanted to publicly thank your wife for all the work she does on the video editing! She does such a beautiful job. Always grateful for the people that work behind the scenes. I hope she knows how much we appreciate her work. 💝💟💖
True. Really a great combo.
Thank you so much 🥰
AGREED SHE AND YOU ARE AMAZING ALL THE CREW LOVE ALL YOUR VIDEOS THANK YOU HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!!
Good vibes
I haven’t watched TV for many years Peter. And at the rate you are going with your fantastic informative videos, I will probably never watch TV again.
I really appreciate your unbiassed approach to subjects such as religion in particular. You may not necessarily agree with everyone’s beliefs, but you have the respect for them to allow them to share their experiences with you.
I traveled to America in the summer of 2022 and drove through states like Utah and Arizona. I visited the Salton Sea and also went to Salvation Mountain. I'm from Europe myself. I have to say, nowhere else have I felt more at home than in that desert.
I'm a southerner now living in Utah. There is no place like the Utah deserts. The solace one gets is unbelievable. I yearn for the sound of the wind and the smell of sage brush.
The desert area is also way safer than the big cities with the skyrocketing crime rates.
Salvation mountain is amazing! And the republic of slowjamastan!
Wow, people be nice! He didn't have to share his life but did out of kindness... Thank you Will for sharing your joy and your story. God bless
Yeah i was thinking the same, so many negative comments for no reason.
I'm happy to see there are some people who see this for what it is.
Bless you!
He’s a happy guy! Good for him! ❤
Straight Truth👋😂👍 I think many of the negative remarks is because they don't have the courage to be free in their lives * They Hate Us Cause They Ain't Us👋🤣😆😎👍
Thanks wheel for Sharon you sound like a cool cat I’d hang out with you any day come on down to Los Angeles. We’ll hang out brother smoke some good dope… yeah, man
Free with their lives? You talk second grade platitudes, bud.@@Justaguywithtruth
I don't know how you found this guy, but you sure expose us to some very interesting people and places. Thank you.
Peter , please keep exploring and documenting these beautiful stories of other life’s ! There is no other channel like yours. You don’t judge that’s so satisfying.
a hobo with a car
well said bro 😃
Peter is the best out there !!!!!! Period !!!!!!
The quiet part never discussed is that most of these "nomads" draw some kind of government check.
I'd like to know more about that because I've always wondered where their $ come from. @@darwel007
It’s been said before but I can’t help but echo it; this is the most informative, entertaining, and commendable media I’ve seen on this platform. In a world of impersonal generalizations, this channel gives you the chance to observe the nuanced realities that would otherwise go unnoticed. It gives a voice to the voiceless. We really appreciate you Peter 🙏
I like Peter, but Ben from bald and bankrupt is really good.
@@FatherandSon_gaming Ben is good, but focus more on the journey than the people in it....
When I was facing my worst demons of PTSD, and nobody wanted me around, I didn't trust anyone, and the entire world was on fire, I found the most peace in the desert. The darkest nights, the brightest days, no one to offer you advice or criticize you. The comfort of your life is what you can think of to make it comfortable. You really see what you can do without while seeing what you really want.
I take my 7yr old son to the deserts of Utah to let him run and explore.
Next time? Take some 'shrooms' with you!
They work WONDERS for PTSD! 🍄
I own 5 acres in 29 palms and go there on the weekends. I have it fenced off with a trailer, water tanks, solar panels, fire pit etc. I swear the feeling you get being alone out in the desert is unmatched.
That Native Indians have been doing that for years.
Nice
I visited there last January. We were on a cross-country road trip and we stayed at the military base hotel. It was so beautiful.
Sounds good 👍 🇬🇧
@@Buckseed which natives do you speak of? Because there are Native Americans and American Indians. Native Americans encompass both Whites and Indians with regard to a history of settling land as both have been here for generations, and American Indians are simply the people that emigrated from their native homeland to America and sporadically settled across certain pockets of the US.
'What I don't know, My neighbour might' - wise words from Margaret.
What a cool guy, such a free spirit. Its a completely different way of living but its in my opinion he is living the life. Kudos to him being clean since 2008!
He is not telling you how EVERYONE should live. He's just sharing a glimpse into his reality and what makes him happy.
I live somewhere similar, in terms of ruralness, lack of formal law enforcement, and community policing. We have the elected sheriff (and no deputies) for ~65 square miles of county. There was a man who was rumored to have raped a girl. The girl was definitely raped, the sheriff couldn't peg him for it, but he'd apparently been bragging about it at the local bar the next day. A few weeks later he was found floating in the river and just loaded with lead. Sheriff ruled it a hunting accident and never bothered to investigate.
The vigilanty/community justice Will talks about is super real in places without police.
Good to know
When you live? How much is rent
@@ggsuki627 They obviously own their own houses!
That was cheap without investigation trails and prison😮
Maybe it is better so.
Our currency used to be that way. The coins were worth the metal.
I absolutely envy this kind of life but never underestimate what you think the government does not know. Be safe
Well they know now. It's all on TH-cam on a popular channel 😂 I found this town in a matter of seconds on Google Earth.
@@wakenow1 Exactly
Yep. The government is not our friend.
Never overestimate how much the government cares about some hippies living in the middle of nowhere, safely self-quarantined away from the civilized world.
Me too. Easy find.
I like the way the guy refuses to name the town or the town "50 miles from here", but he doesn't even think about showing the 'Hollow Mountain Store' in the video. _Maybe they don't have internet search engines out there._
He's found happiness out there. Good for him.
This is as good as storytelling gets - awesome work bro! Hope to finally meet you soon!
That will make for some good content. Can't wait to see the uploads. You both make really good videos.
Will here, I like your videos man.
i don't
That story of him stabbing a coyote was a lil hard for a wilderness person to believe 🤣😂
"work" like this destroyed my rural community, now full of urbanites that demand city services and massive infrastructure improvements, ruining the very thing they were looking for.
I love how he goes I don’t want to say the name of the town yet if you google hollow mountain gas station Utah you find the spot instantly
Also showed street signs at an intersection and then the name of the cemetery.
It's Slickrock utah where he picks up the Cheech and Chong character.
Bless his heart..I thought same thing
Yep. Took me about 30 seconds to find him
yeah dude seems to take himself and his lifestyle a bit too seriously. Dudes all about freedom but isn't allowed to record his houseboat (that he says he owns) because his landlord wont let him? Strange guy to say the least.
As someone who lives in the forest in Sweden this look like a magical place. Almost like it's on a different planet. I really hope that one day I'll be able to visit Utah and Arizona and see cactus and those bushes you see in cowboy movies that roll around in the wind.
10,000 Swede ran through the weeds, chased by one Norwegian. Hello my brother, my name is Odin. You should check out New Mexico. Go to Jerry's Café in Gallup New Mexico. Welcome to NATO
Tumble Weeds! :)
I remember meeting a guy like that at Berkeley and he gave me shrooms..coolest dude I ever talked too
The irony, that seems to be lost on many, is that without government designation (BLM, Forest Service, etc.) all that protected land would be under private ownership and not available to the public.
My remote home is up against a BLM boundary. I silently thank the US government every single day for public lands..
Those hippies are delusional. Without the ''bad'' goverment anyone can go there with a group of armed men and claim this land as his own country.
Not necessarily true. You can't claim the sea.
@@Somberdemuregreat whites disagree
It’s doesn’t belong to the blm …….
Peter, I've watched everything you've TH-camd to date.
Your work is an excellent portrayal of American culture. Your videos are national treasures. We learn so much from them and the people you talk to.
Can't wait for the next....
Thank you!
@@PeterSantenello THANK YOU 😍💞💞❤
It really is one of the best channels on youtube and I just recently found it. I've been binge watching it, stuck home with kidney stone.
I've lived all over the country - from Alaska to Georgia, California to New York...and a whole bunch more in between.
This channel really does a good job showing parts of the country most people never see or even hear about. Just watched the one on Cherokee NC - I had no clue and what they had going there. Never heard of it, which surprised me. What a cool place that is. A tribe that really did it right.
OK but apparently, his wife is doing all of the editing part as well.
@@goofygrandlouis6296 many thanks to his wife as well!
Fabulous！ Brave people chose the kind of remote and wild life for freedom. They respect nature, cherish the environment, unleash themselves, and soothe their souls.❤
I'm a 48 year old man from Central Kentucky that's had a good life, with plenty of material things, but now I'm bored and the only thoughts of peace are being in a remote area living on my own with like minded folks. I don't have the desire to live in the desert but definitely respect these folks. My family thinks I'm crazy for wanting to live like this but I'm trying to figure it out to find happiness. Thanks for sharing with us the people out there like this that are doin it and happy.
I'm about to be 60 but feel the same way! Tired of shootings COVID attitudes that everyone has a darn chip on their shoulder No one seems to be happy anymore??
In a world filled with mad men the sane sound crazy. Remember that!
58 and feel the same! I've been looking into New Mexico....
You are not crazy….i myself always think of living far away… I am tired of the government taken money out of my pay check!
I camped for 20 years. Then moved to Philippines in 2018.
I love the way you seek out unusual communities in our world. You do a great job of treating all people from different communities with respect and, probably most important, with curiosity. You are genuinely interested in these people, genuinely curious about their lifestyles and why they've chosen the paths their on. Peter, you're doing a great job in helping us all to see that we are one big human family and we can enjoy and celebrate our differences. Thank you. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to your and yours!
Thank you! Merry Christmas 🎄
Cannnot stop the age of info.
#facts #couldntofsaiditbetter
You mean he titled the video "escaping civilisation" and all he did was go from one civilization to another 😂 oh lord Jesus help me . in this current world of terrorists calling themselves governments rulership the minute you do find some solitude from civilization civilization finds you 👿
My goodness Peter! You bring so much to us and help us experience so much through your eyes and the eyes of those you interview but this video really brings home just how amazing your own experiences must be as you guide us all through this. I am so glad you got to experience the bike rides and watching the epic air!
Probably my favorite interview so far! But I enjoy them all. Thank you for sharing your videos, bring joy to my heart
I live in a European city, i know nothing of these lands i see here but i tell you now this life looks like a dream to me, hard work and a rewarding life experience.
what country?
I love my home state of Utah, but it can be very lonely being so isolated. Especially if you aren't of the mormon faith. Don't get me wrong, mormons are very nice people, but they keep to their own. A very great lifestyle for someone who prefers isolation, but very hard for a mother like myself, who needs support from a larger community. My husband and I are thinking of moving to a small town in Alabama. I could never live in a city. 😅
As an Aussie who's visited all 5 NP's in Utah and the Australian Outback... I agree with Will... Utah's landscapes are next level : )
There not like the Colorado nature
California is the King of NP's. The diversity is insane. With that said, I do love Southern Utah.
I think the comparisons are ridiculous. Apples and oranges. Colorado is beautiful. The parks in California are also beautiful (cities and politics are utter trash). But they’re all very different. One is not better than the other.
Im ausdie curious what anothef aussie thought cause we flat central that uluru then up north is the best but the channels showing utah show such unbelieveable changes but home is home
@@OmegaShadow303😂
Thanks, Peter! Nice to start a sunday morning with a sane person. Cheers from the Netherlands.
Such gorgeous country! As a mom, I sincerely hope that Will has some support back home... I'm happy to see he can chat with the lady at the convenience store...Great video once again!
Freedom: Everyone's definition is different. For me freedom is running water, lights, heat, fresh food in my refrigerator, being able to walk to stores and restaurants, TV, internet. You get the idea. That's the beauty of America. We can all chose our own path if we work hard to achieve it. Another great video Peter. Thanks!
Yes, same here. I'm vegan and life like that would not be suitable for me, I like my fancy meals, and I'm a sucker for clean and neatness. But, those landscapes are out of this world, magnificent. I wish I could see it with my own eyes but...I won't.
THIS!!
Let’s hope the electric doesn’t go down.
I'm with you I like to take a bath, flush a toilet , know if I forget something at the store it won't be week before I get another chance to get it . And no mutant deer in my backyard maybe a groundhog or even a deer or two but they're not mutant.
Gonna have a rough time when shit goes to shit not knowing how to handle much of anything with wanting someone to protect you or tell you what to do
Thank you so much for showing these beautiful videos. They really showcase different sides and scenery of our country and amazing people who live there.
Whoaa - this was definitely an epic one - the spirit and vibes are so straight-up and free.
Stunning landscape, and Will's attitude rocks.
Thank you Peter, for taking us on a trip to a rare yet real place. Obviously you had lots of fun with it.
The store lady is dead-on and extremely wise. Also has a really good vibe!
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Agree!! Truth speaker.
Absolutely
She's been believing the world 🌎 will end for 50yrs
@@speedfreak8200 well, if you really look at it, it was dying way before 50 years ago. But because the communist and the globalist one World War II, we really are screwed. The world really did end we’ve just been living in the memory of a real world. Everyone is so brain programmed. They believe the opposite of what is true even though the data is staring them at their face they just can’t see it. Propaganda really works and control is working.
completely wrong and crazy actually. but good vibe yes.
As a Southern Utah resident, just on the western side of the state, the area he took you through is absolutely one of my favorite areas of the state! He's not kidding when he says it's an extremely remote area with minimal services... And that's a great thing!! That's where I love to go to escape civilization. I also grew up very similarly to him, only in CT. Anyone who's ever lived in the Tri-State area knows how hectic things are and what a lack of a moral compass there really is there. That was the most telling thing for me too when I moved to Utah was that there really was value on human life and a solid moral compass.. This is one of the many reasons I've stayed here, along with the unbelievable natural beauty! He's definitely a bit more hardcore than me though doing the van life. I give him a lot of props, but he's chosen an incredible area to hang out in!
That's very interesting
That's really amazing
Come on give a clue. We’re is this …
I know where is and it’s such a beautiful place!❤
went there once absolutely love it!
Folks like this are a rough and tumble bunch but one thing is for sure. They truly know what freedom is.
Yeah he knows precisely what freedom is, seems like most people cherry pick the idea of freedom, this guy alienated the system to find true freedom, the system needs to honor sovereignty of the individual to have dominion of their own mind, so they can live their life, guys like thats unnaceptable, im distancing myself, detached he can find peace and not be forced how to live, and avoid peyton place problems
And being broke
@@benedictcumberbatch4275 Pure facts
You sound like you know just as I do
Yeah, they sure know what “Freedom” is… they still rely on fuel for their vehicles, goods being delivered to their store and they have health insurance and will have life flight come if someone gets seriously injured. These people are nothing but hypocrites. They sit there and crap on outside society but still use their resources. They think they have ultimate “freedom” because they live out in the middle of a desert. It’s only freedom in their own mind.
very love Peter's style of video making and the way of talks to the guys, in many different scenes, he can always make people open their hearts and trust him 100%. Please keep doing that.
I took a month long road trip from Washington to NY last January. Went down through Oregon and California, then over and back up the East coast. I had never been to the desert before and I couldn’t believe how beautiful it was. I was shocked that so many people crammed into cities talk about over population. The amount of open space in New Mexico blew my mind. The beauty and solitude is incredible.
Easier to control the 'cattle' if they are corralled in cities.
@@Jj-gi2uv yep, and jobs. Having lived in the middle of nowhere, it's cool for a while but gets old and lonely. Couldn't imagine doing it without a job too.
The desert is a amazing place. So much to see.
Water. All you need is water.
New Mexico Resident here- Thank You. I do need to get out of the dry and brown every now and then-
While watching this video I had to pause and look at the cemetery cross of the first inhabitants. This is where my family came from on my mother's side. Shirts, Lance and Mayhew were my family. My mother just passed away yesterday and seeing this was something very special to me. I've just started watching your videos this year and I'm really enjoying what you do and how you connect with all these people. Keep up the great work and I will keep watching these amazing videos.
So sorry for your loss!
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Sorry for ur loss brodda
Sorry for your loss.
When I left bed out west I use to live roaming around Utah. So much to see and experience. All while having it to yourself. The Fremont River that runs through that country is the lifeblood of ancient peoples as it is to modern people. Look down and you will see signs of native people that have inhabited that land before Christ. Love Utah.
This is one of my favorites by far. Will is extremely entertaining and the scenery is breath taking. I left my heart in the west 31 years ago. I'm still itching to make it back for keeps one day. I enjoy Tennessee, but it's claustrophobic and rains entirely too much.
My grandpa took me to Hollow Mountain each year on our way to Lake Powell. As a kid I thought it was so cool. The place has a distinct smell that brings back great memories.
A note on terms. I think that, while one can escape urban areas, few can escape civilization in this age. Every item you carry with you is the result of, and depends on, the material culture of civilization. You can add to that: the very thought process in your head and the laws you are subject to, written or imagined. It is because of civilization that you exist the way you do. Every year that I can, I take my van out and escape "my normal life" to go to the desert, but I stop by civilization first to keep the van in shape and stock up for the trip. Can't do it with rocks.
Yes I agree, most can escape urban areas, but few can escape civilization. Beautiful said.
Agreed. It’s like todays “modern” women claiming “ I DONT NEED NO MAN; MEN AINT AHIT” While living in a world literally completely built by Men.
I was out West last year for a month; ARIZONA, UTAH, WYOMING, and MONTANA. I can tell you SHIT TONS OF PEOPLE AND TOURISTS. Sad, I was there 20 years ago and barely anyone. I drove GOING TO THE SUN ROAD in Glacier park, Montana and it was bumper to fucking bumper; HORRIBLE. If your cool to live in literally NOWHERE, then you can get away so to speak.
I've always thought about this when watching Alaska/"survival" shows. Living "off grid" while using satellite phones and radio infrastructure for communication, modern tools, solar panels etc
@@CrimsonCapsule The world exists as it does due to a combination of men and women. You have a mother, correct? Men wouldn't be here without women, and vice versa. We're both essential to the survival of our species. While much of the physical world we live in was constructed by men, a lot of societies turmoil was caused by them as well. Men have committed literal genocides to fuel their own egos. Rapes, murders, etc...an overwhelming percentage of violence in the world is mens doing.
It's also worth mentioning that for a lot of history, women weren't taught to build anything, or given a voice in making major world decisions. Our role was wife, mother, maid, caretaker, cook, etc. So, of course a lot of the world was built by men when women were barred from participating. Knowing several women in STEM fields, I promise you it's not due to our lack of ability.
I hate that men and women have become so pitted against each other. The modern day "Independent Women" that men seem to be so salty about, are a result of women getting tired of being treated like shit for generations. Now that we're better able to support ourselves monetarily, we're pickier about what kind of men we're willing to put up with, and it's causing quite the rift.
I hope to one day feel that type of freedom and peace.
Thank you, Peter, for all your videos. I am a newcomer to your channel, stumbled upon the Titus series and just could not stop watching you since then. I am a Russian Jew, I lived for 7 years as an expat in China, then I did a project in Ukraine for 6 years before the big war, and now I live in Thailand and it's my 5th year here. So, a classic modern nomad. Digital nomad, for sure - I do not have ANY real life skills like Titus or Will or the Alaskan natives of the Bering Strait, and it is equally wonderful and inspiring to watch your beautifully crafted documentaries.
Love how attached and protective he is of his cat. I’ve got a sweet girl and sweet boy cat. My wife and I love them as our kids, which we also have. We’d do anything for them
I have a kitten for my sister, from my Siamese cat. Blue eyed beautiful girl 🐱
Same bro, as crazy as it sounds to others, I'd die for my family, and our cats are our family, period!
You all treat animals like humans and treat humans of different races as animals.
@@victorbreeze2272 speak for yourself, project much? 🤦🏾
So u opt not to sire kids but consider wild cats as Ur kids ... America is full of mental problems
I must say after seeing this video it's close to home for me I'm in rural mountains of Southern Nevada and no not from Vegas lol. I'm in Nye County about 30min. Outside of Pahrump Nevada and let me tell you that the desert 🏜️ holds so much beauty and nature and yes there is life and I do farm in the desert lol. The Sunsets of the Western Skyline is the most magical you'll ever see I'm a desert Western Wild Flower Farmer😉 thanks for bringing some light and sharing these awesome small towns and folks.❤️
I watch Desert Drifter on utube and man it makes you wanna just camp out on those locations.
This is one of the best so far, and you've had some good ones. Thank you. Been thinking about going there.
You give me hope for humanity. Thank you, sir.
Thank you Peter for your great videos .I'm 65 and in a wheelchair I once enjoyed the outdoors and still do,but I'm limited so your beautiful videos bring me happiness God Bless you and your family ❤Merry Christmas 😊
This hippie in the van in the desert with hours of anecdotes is like an NPC from every post apocalyptic video game I've ever played
Peter, I love the way people open their hearts to you. You must exude genuine honesty. Thank you for being a part of my life.
I also love our precious America that can foster this freedom.
Will and Peter… thank you for the great tour and story
AMAZING!!! GREAT STORY. INCREDIBLE how you always deliver such high quality, fresh, interesting content with the most smart and diverse, real people.
Landlord has control of what he can or can't do.😅
Freedom, no laws, no government, no cops, no danger, no rules...except I can only point at my house because the landlord.
Presumably, the Bishop who owns half of the houses in the town. But Will let his feelings be known.
@@wakenow1That hippie is delusional 😭🤡
@@JGoh762 also, he says there is no socializing, there no where to go if you meet a girl. Then proceeds to walk into a coffee shop with other people and they meet two women ( albeit they are married) but seems contradictory. Hanksville has coffee shops, a burger place a a few other places to go. Yes it's limited but dude acts like there absolutely nothing there. They wouldn't have a school, post office, restaurants, and multiple gas stations if it were truly nowhere.
@@wakenow1 I thought that was funny too
The air those bikes were getting! I got butterflies in my tummy...simply sitting and watching it. The cardboard sled to roll/tumble was fantastic as well. Will is priceless. Nice work as usual, Peter, showing us who we inhabit this earth with. The wonderful people that we forget to look for and love. Man... You let me feel like a citizen of "Earth" instead of some party, religion, or neighborhood. Interestingly, the feeling is comparable to the love and joy one feels by being in awe of a spectacular scene in the wilderness, an experience with an animal that warms the heart. You tap the experience of AWE. Which, I have learned is a very important thing to experience in physical and mental health. Thank you for providing the very healthy AWE, we need. FANTASTIC!
Think this is my favorite video on this channel now. Just a bunch great people, living in a great part of the world.
Amazing. Doing your country a great service with these videos.
Peter, shout out to your amazing wife who edits your amazing videos. I have told countless people to view your videos. My husband and I drove through Nevada and Arizona last summer and it is amazing how much open land there is in the West. Our next trip will go through Utah. Can't wait! Keep up the terrific work!
Natalia thanks you! We appreciate it.
@@PeterSantenello It may be too late, but if you're still doing the LDS series, you should speak to someone Black who's LDS. Either in or out.
No one tells him what to do but then can't enter his house because his landlord told him not to lol 😂😂😂
exactly what i thought so full of bs
That is respect. Richy. He voluntarily entered that agreement.
Got the weed hanging up in there drying out
Wow, thank you for basically having the best channel of all TH-cam. Amazing content, people, places, letting the people's stories shine through, no BS, excellent editing, love it and learning so much! You have a talent in connecting with people and have them open up about their lives and their most important places to them. Please don't change anything. Thank you Peter!
This is about Freedom and self-reliance in the great American West! Thanks!
I'm always amazed about how beautiful and diverse the United States is. Especially liking the below 37th grade videos. Feel like those places have the best of 2 worlds: climate and civilization. Thank you Peter, I've been watching you for over 2 years now and your videos brought a lot of hope back in my heart.
I was just in these exact areas a month ago on a 3 month road trip. Southern Utah was the most special place I’ve ever been. I’d live in my car to stay if I knew it was sustainable
I agree I've been through these areas and it's wonderful for short-term, but I get anxiety without my forests
Lots of people doing it. You probably know about the CheapRVLiving channel. For most people housing is their largest expense. You eliminate that when you live out of your vehicle. But of course you'd still need some income for food, gas, maintenance on the vehicle. Many are doing this on 1000 per month or less. Good luck!
That's where I'm from and I wouldn't do it
@@pimacanyon6208 yea figuring out my income while leaving a good job behind would be my biggest problem. On my trip I spent about 1500-2k a month but I was living good and always on the road so lots of gas. It’s probably achievable for myself, but taking the leap is the hardest part! Even livin out of my car for those 3 months was hard to commit to, but once I was on the road, it was the best times of my life
@@rmf9567 I’m from Pennsylvania so I know what you’re saying! I loved everything about the west, but one thing it made me appreciate about home, is that our forests don’t have huge trees and huge mountains, so it lets you feel more apart of life. When I was out west I felt like nothing compared to what was in front of me, like I had no sense of belonging in such a vast place!
Beautiful landscape! Awesome Video...Freedom! Thanks!
A free spirit and a gentle soul.
Congratulations to will for being sober this long….. I have gone through the same stuff…. I was homeless for ten years in my twenties due to heroin addiction….. I am clean and living my best life now…. So I know how hard it can be to stay sober. Addiction is a bitch…. Keep up the good work
Proud of you & happy you came back to reality. You are strong minded rooted human being, I wish you the best in life & really happy you have a 2nd chance in life as many just don't make it .
Thats the only reason hes there. The best place to get over an addiction… is a place where its impossible to get drugs…
Mitragyna Speciosa Kratom Plant saved me from a ridiculous heavy legal pill (opioids) addiction. Ive been Sober since 2017. Kratom is a plant thats legal in most states in the USA . It works so well and cheaply the powers that be (Pharma ?) are trying to discredit it. Kratom pulls you out of withdrawal and can have pain relieving and sedating effects in larger doses. You can take to much and it will make you feel dizzy lightheaded blurred vision and its not a good feeling to me. If you take to much (abuse) allergy meds or cough syrup or many other medications its not a fun feeling unlike the legal pills were at first. Used even semi wisely its so much better than being addicted to the alleged cure pills like Buprenorphine or any of the dangerous addictive treatments prescribed today by expensive doctors and expensive medications to replace a drug very similar chemically and in its addictive potential.These cures using pills like Buprenorphine only switch your addictive substance to another addictive toxic substance. Kratom is also addictive but its all natural plant derived and pennies on the dollar compared to US AMA cures . Big Pharma must always get paid. First i get addicted to there synthetic Opioids (Oxycodone) then they sell you an expensive cure pill (Buprenorphine) which you have to take daily or face worse withdrawals than the Oxycodone it replaced. How does any of that make sense ? Kratom i take twice daily or whenever i feel bad and i am able to function like a regular person. Kratom has saved many people read all you can about it . Keep in mind the source because there is a lot of negative propaganda about it from uninformed people. Read the reddit forums or whatever social media you want but listen to actual users both good and bad reviews although there are fewer by far negative reviews because this plant has helped so many people with the only downside at least for me is having to take it daily as it does have some withdrawals if you just quit taking it. Coffee does this Sugar does this many things we use daily will have some side effects as well as withdrawals if you just stop taking it daily we just call them cravings or coffee headache’s some other socially excepted term. Kratom is from Asia and is grown and used in many countries and cultures as a pain killer and probably other uses. In the last 5 years it has been sold in smoke shops across America. I buy my Kratom in bulk rather than the ridiculously overpriced smoke shop varieties. Unfortunately smoke shops also sell Kratom extracts which are concentrated and IMHO serve no useful purpose because like anything more isnt always better. If you have read this far then maybe you will do a proper thorough internet search and look at both sides of this plants properties and responsible usage. Here is the actual name to start your research …. Mitragyna speciosa. Sorry for the long rant but if even one person reads this and i have avoided saying this up front . If you have read this far then maybe you need a change or just someone who has been theres advice . You can quit heroin oxycodone any opioids and to some degree alcoholism with this amazing plant and the most amazing thing about this is it will save you from having withdrawal within 10 minutes of taking a spoonful of this powder all that agony and sickness is gone . This alone makes this plant amazing. It works by attaching to the opioid receptors in the human body yet its not an opioid. I hope at least one person has been helped by me writing this long comment my writing and english skills could be much improved from my casual run on forever sentences 😅
Marggy from the store is awesome. She had some solid points about the cash and card debate…. I am from Canada and three times last year we had times when for one reason or another our cards didn’t work for an entire day….. and it caused huge upsets in what we could do. Now I keep 3k stashed somewhere at all times… just in case.
Sounded like a conspiracy theorist to me...
I think I am going to start putting money aside in my security safe in case of emergency reasons!!
I totally agree that the government can track you with use of your debit cards!!
And they can always shut it down if they wish to purposefully clamp down on you for any reason!
@peacefulbeast8386
Of course, your simple mind would say that!!
@@peacefulbeast8386 sounds like nobody asked
@@missingno88 I did
I could feel the thrill of the guys jumping with there bikes through your excitement man. Way to capture the moment. Great content. Honest content. Congratulations for being a true documentary. No thrills, no sensationalising for views. Good for you.
Peter, I love your content and style!
Don't stop.... Please!
Amazing story!
The desert is a beautiful place for those who can appreciate it.
Into my 7th decade now, I’ve decided you’re either a desert person or a mountain person; either a “people “ person, or an “alone” person. There’s a whole lot of open spaces in the West to make those happen. Don’t fence me in….
I remember Will from the Moab area. He was "working" down in the Needles and had a hard time keeping his Park Service uniform on. Always exploring and getting his van stuck. Good to see that he has found a spot for himself and freedom. He always had crazy stories and would follow them up with that goofy laugh of his. When he was in the Jersey area, some of his best "customers" were a group of people that Peter has interviewed in the past. They wear black hats...
Whose this
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Wow, I knew he familiar in Needles. I'm on Fort Mohave Arizona.
Soon to be visiting Southern Utah
Peter wears a black snap back hat in like half of his videos..... lmao
Not wanting to name the "town" but then there's a big shot of the Hollow Mountain store that anyone can google to know where it actually is... ^^
That was an awesome video. It’s so peaceful and beautiful there. Will seemed like a great person.
Great story telling and natural interview and great guest. Remind me of my childhood of liking exploring the desert.
As someone who loves the desert, this place is gorgeous. That store built inside the mountain dugout is like a theme park for me. Would love to go there some day.
One minute in, and I knew exactly where that was.
I wasnt sure until they went into the store in the rock. That place isn't hard to find. Lol huge giveaway for someone who doesn't want their location exposed. That's why if you truly live off grid you wouldn't be doing it on camera😅
It was easy for me to find on Google maps.
I wasn't referring to the rock store. There were a lot of other unique buildings that I've seen in the minute before the rock store.
Another interesting video, Peter. I can surely see parts of this wonderful country and learn the details from you !! Thanks so much for sharing, Peter.
God Bless !!
Peter, I think I have a favorite series of yours and then the next one comes and it’s my new favorite. Thank you for showing us the great state of Louisiana.
You said it... freedom!! Man,, I cried and rode my bike down the canyons, The wind blowing my hair. I felt the freedom more than my usual ride. I fell in love with our beautiful country in Utah.I will end up out there for sure. ❤ ✌
This is the life I lived in Nevada for 30 years until a serious accident caused me to relocate. Now I live on the Oregon coast. Some people would call this remote, but I call it too citified for my taste. I long for the solitude and simplicity of the high desert and seeing this video made me hunger for it even more. Thank you so much for going there. I think you had a really good time from the looks of it.🥰And net some real people who know what matters.❤
Oregon coast is dark, dank and depressing. Cold, rainy and gloomy most of the time. I need sun and warmth.
I can’t afford the Oregon or Washington coast except to go camp there. I hope you can hear the sound of the ocean.
Thanks for sharing. I recognized the area in Utah right away. Have been through there many times and enjoy the different pace of life and shear beauty of the area. I could never give up the green trees and lush lawns and the 4 seasons of Wisconsin, but always enjoyed travel and visiting places in this great country. I've never been to an amusement park, Disney land or Disneyworld, etc. but have been to all of the lower 48 and 9 Canadian Provinces. I love the National Parks, but often State and County parks have similar scenery without the huge crowds. I also love to visit in the off season to avoid the large crowds. Visit with the locals, eat local cuisine and stay in Mom & Pop motels.
Thanks Will and Peter- respect from Aotearoa
I just left this town.
Cool town. I four-wheeled around a bit and no one bothered me. It's pretty secluded but I wouldn't say it's the most secluded. There's definitely not a whole lot going on but It is Monday. If you need to grocery shop you're for sure limited and I bought the last frozen steak in the place. What I will say was pretty disappointing is there is a lot of garbage and broken glass in the desert and trails immediately surrounding/within the town. So much so that I was worried about puncturing my tire while driving around the trails in the town. It's a shame that when people get freedom they use it to destroy and use their freedom to free themselves of respect and since. That same mentality is why the government is restricting what we can do on our own public lands and why we are losing a lot of our dispersed camping areas and off-road areas.
What is the town name?
If you did a little bit of research, google earth, and broaden your intellect, you JUST might figure it out while
learning something in the process.@@callmetito
Just look at the gas station name
Hanksville@@callmetito
Do not say the town name. I'm out in Southern Utah, in Moab, don't give this guy the name. Make him work for it, that's how people learn to respect it when they find it
Another great adventure, Peter! Stunning scenery - and those dirt bikers - bad ass, indeed! I'm not cut out for it, but Will is definitely living his best life! Here's to freedom!
WoW!!! Great story and footage. Loved the bike ride in all of that beautiful sandy nature
Peter is a true journalist.... seriously this is what our system is supposed to be like. No judgment just pure interest, and showing others reality. If only more ppl was this way our nation would lbe light years ahead.
As a Vanlife and Peter-fan, this video is the perfect combination, would love to see more of these!
The BEST discovery of the years this Channel!! Greatings from spain
Highest respect for your tour guide & Baby Girl.
Peter, great job featuring this desert oasis that Will calls home! You can see why a Jersey kid like him would feel so free and uninhibited in the deserts of Utah. It's beautiful land out there that is not overrun by man. Respect out there is the most valuable commodity, and the freedom to live freely is the most invaluable resource.
Utah is by far one of the coolest states. The geography is breathtaking and so unique. My sister and I went on a road trip a few summers ago and went to Arches, Bryce Canyon, Zion, Yellowstone, Grand Canyon, the Badlands, Mt Rushmore and a bunch of other parks along the way. The parks in Utah and Yellowstone were by far the best.
You missed capital reef you will see some
Familiar Sites.
Beautiful Mexico stolen by Europeans.
What town/ area do you think he's in?
@@levi2522HANKSVILLE. There are obvious clues to google.
@@levi2522hanksville
Man, bless all of these people.
I love the shop keeper! She is 100000% correct!!