Love the stories of the Pilots from times gone by... My dad joined a flying club in College and the guys all went in on a little Piper so they could take turns flying it... Oh the stories we heard growing up!! I have always loved Flying and I give my dad credit for that. Thanks for sharing your stories... I would love to hear even more about your flying days! Great content on the lifestyle of hanging out in the desert ... I recently got a taste of it and I can see why it is so addictive! :)
By far the best meet and greet video I've seen! People come to see you guys and you make it about other travelers! I spent many years in the spotlight thing and found that most people light up when you take interest in their lives! Happy travels my friend's
I really enjoyed this video today. RV/Camper travel = freedom and independence, love it. Helen and I will have to make the trip to Quartzite. You both take good care.🤠
Hi there, this is Val and Jenny. It was great to meet you both. We had a wonderful time talking to you both. We love the places you go, and it reminds me of the places my parents took us all over eastern Oregon. And like my mom, Linda always finds the best stuff. (It’s because like my mom, she’s closer to the ground) LOL
Yap, those jumping cactus are no fun. I got my introduction to one when I was eight. That special sting that comes with them and lingers after pulling them out is still with me at age 65! Loved the aviation info! I love learning history that's not so far removed from our time! How adorable that Ruby wanted to be acknowledged too! Wonderful interviews! It all looked like fun, especially to someone hibernating up here in Montana. And we're getting snow to be followed up with a week of below zero at night. Thanks Rick and Linda!! See you around!!😃
So great to see Gonagains extended family. You definitely have the best viewers. Great video wish we could have been there to meet you. God's Blessings to you.
Looks like y'all had a good time. We've only been to Q one time, just too crowded for me. The area you were in didn't look so bad. We ended up staying between 95 & Bouse. Glad to see you two back on the road. Soon as I can get some of my medical problems fixed, we hope to be back out there. Y'all stay safe & warm.
I agree with you on the big tent. We did it when we was there, but that was good enough. I think everyone should see it once, just so they can say they did. Nice name tags. I like the cargo build. His walls are very pretty. We talked about the little wood stove, but had decided against it. Dang all the way from Colorado and it didn't pop off. That's crazy lucky! And I'm glad for him. Kind of scary too. That could have caused a terrible accident. Wow you got to meet up with lots of peeps. Sure wish we could have met up with you and Linda. Maybe another time.
We met a lot of really nice people, I think that's the biggest benefit of going to Quartzsite. And yea, maybe Rick and I will get to meet you two somewhere out there. That would be great!
So good to see you Rick and Linda! Looks like your having fun out there. Lots of good folks and mild temps. -1 for our high tomorrow😯. Glad to here you found some pie. You guys have a blessed weekend and we'll see ya next week.
Rick and Linda is the best! (Especially Linda) lol We really enjoy your videos and enjoyed meeting you. It felt like meeting up with old friends. Good luck with your travels.
I enjoyed the information about the barnstorming pilots. It reminded me of an awesome movie that came out in 1975 starring Robert Redford as The Great Waldo Pepper check it out when you get a chance.
Great vid guys, enjoyed it immensely. A little flying story for you Rick, the rock Quartzite sign reminded me of my flying days. During my lessons my instructor (8,000hrs at that stage) showed me how to use my minimum instrumentation if caught in cloud with no idea what was beneath me. All I was allowed to use was mag compass and VSI. Using those 2 allows for straight & level pretty much only and not to trust it as a matter of flying, emergency only. Well, I got caught aloft after dark on a long trip and got home well after legal time. No instrument lights, no landing lights, no nothin', except for a cigarette lighter. I used the horizon and the occasional flick of the lighter to check instruments with one eye closed. Anyway, as I got to the airport I checked the CFI's house which was dark and decided to use his end of the runway rather than coming in with a slight tailwind. On final I'd flick the lighter now and then (1 eye closed) to check things, got down safe, in the dark, taxied as quick as possible to tie down point, opened the canopy and got blasted. The old bugger virtually beat me from his place the the tiedown area quicker than me and truly read me the riot act. For about 20 minutes he loaded and shot rockets up my **** (yes 4 letters for us, not 3), and ended the tirade with, "thank God you listened to your instructors and held your nerve, BUT you should have landed long before you knew you'd get caught! Sleep under the wing, just get out of the air. I do not want to go to your funeral!! Your Wife doesn't need your funeral, you big b*stard!!!" A lesson learned the hard way, but not the hardest way. I stood there and accepted his admonishment and learned a lesson I'll never forget, but sadly I'll never fly as PIC again due to health. Thank you guys so much for all you do.
Wow, Pilot, that's quite the story and I loved reading it. I used to instruct and it's the finest thing I ever did, having several airline pilots, including two females, a Navy fighter pilot and a National Guard pilot who's now a congressman on my list of students.
Puff that chest out mate, great achievements. My bloke actually flew the family's C140 (farm plane) to the club at 16 for his first lesson, 😆😆. And we heard that from HIS instructor, 😆😆. Because of my "gammy" legs I did so many circuits I could name every single crack in the runway, but, as you know, I have no excuse for my actions, but at the time it seemed my only course of action. My instructor/CFI just happened to be sitting in the dark on the runway side of his workshop, right at the threshold of the runway I was about to use having a beer when he heard me approaching the airport, knew exactly who it was. Jumped in his ute, raced to the airport, opened all the access gates in case emerg services required and waited. No "good job, well done" or anything like that, just gave me the justified serve for my mistake and resultant actions.
“Don’t you move”, y’all know that some people think that cholla cactus actually jump! Good to see you out of the snow and down here in Arizona. Never been to quartzite in the winter, the 240 miles from Tucson is just too much, lol. My family and I try to camp here in the Tucson area and get a few trips in between New Year and our January birthdays. We’re heading south beginning of February for another family get together. Great Video and “see ya around”
I need to get my act together and get down there too! I still have a few things to do to my CTC before I can even go anywhere. Thanx for another great, inspiring video.
Hi🙋♀️🇨🇦❤️😍‼️🌵ohhh how we wish we could have made it! But Empress Alberta calls us...after our big move, we will have to contain ourselves not to head immediately south...with the 6 months timeline...it must be saved for winter!! 😄🥶🥵🤠
Looks like you two had a good time and a lot of good people are there. I guess if a man was going to travel the west would be the best place. There is not a lot of open spaces in the east just more people. You two take care and stay safe.
I had a great time meeting you both, Rick and Linda. I also met Dona and her big pup; they were looking for your meet-up, and pointed her in the right direction to your place. She was having a little trouble with her GPS.
Well There You Are, having a Good Time & More Power to Ya. Quite a friendly bunch of campers and adventurers, commonly known as the 'Best People on Earth'. We know you are further down the road south, and hopefully much warmer having a Smashing Good Time of it. God Bless as Always. (Vincenzo & the girls)(keep us posted if possible)
@@gonagain Howdy Rick, Hello Linda. I hope all is well on your journey to warmer weather??? It's Snowing Again here in St.G on Monday 11am, and I Had to give a heads up. Meaning, Stay where the Sun is and the Temps are Cosy, we Don't Know What's going on with this global warming party. 😏 Obviously 'Warm & Sunny' is on the Wish List for All of us. God Bless. 👋
Linda is a great cook and make amazing meals of different nationalities, such as Hawaiian, Japanese, Pilipino, etc., but on the road we get lazy and keep things simple. She can really bake too.
I Kids! I’ve been watching your channel since you built your cargo… I’ve been coming to Quartzite 60 years! It’s a far cry from what it usted to be!😊 Why? Great weather in the winter and prospecting, nugget hunting with metal detector and dry washing…. Did you ever go out To Brenda to see the “Brenda Lights” we told you about last year? We know some great camping sites out that way too… great rock hunting… STILL gold here!! If you know where to look 😅😅 Enjoy your trip… happy trails!😎👍God Bless
I’m so bummed I didn’t get to meet you two! I was looking forward to that but the weather has been just too nasty for me. Hope to meet you both someday! Safe travels!
we wanted to drive down to quartzsite to meet you and linda, but just couldn't make it this time. maybe next year. you both seem to look younger and younger with each video. and we just get older. maybe you could share your secret to youth. :) so happy you guys had fun with all your new friends. god bless.
When I was very young, we went to Fort Lewis in Washington state, and they had those REALLY old helicopters but back then they were new. giggles. Well, they were charging 1 penny per pound for anyone to fly in them and see what it was like. I wanted to, but that was to expensive for dad's budget. To put that in perspective, a loaf of bread was 25 cents. A gallon of milk was about a dollar. And we traded eggs for milk with a neighboring farm to help our budget. But anyway, a penny a pound was a lot of money, even for me at only 96 pounds. hehehe
Oh I agree! When the price of the Saturday Matinee at the local theater went from 10 cents to 25 cents my family could no longer let my sister and I go. That was a 250% increase!
I was going to ask you if you had ever seen the two F-4 Phantoms in Quartzsite. Question answered. Was through there in May of 2021. The intro with the airway marker was very interesting. See you around, Rick.
In my younger years, I was with a friend that had a plane and we buzzed my girlfriend's home. It was a BLAST! But when we landed and I went to her house to tell her it was me and how fun it was, I thought her father was going to attack me. He was fuming mad and told me in no uncertain term exactly what he thought of the stunt. I guess the windows were rattling and the dishes falling out of the cupboards when we did it. hahaha
Thank you for subscribing! I wasn't aware that Dave had featured us on his channel, but that's pretty nice of him to do that. He's even nicer in person than he is on video!
Good video, but, you show those gorgeous looking biscuits and don't tell us what they are? Hope you show the converted horse trailer in another video. Looks like a nice time. I am also interested in the location where you were/are when you opened up the video. Not quite so flat looking. I like the looks of that area. Enjoy the southwest, you two!
Hello Daisy Mae! That was the south end of the Kofa National Wildlife Preserve, between Quartzsite and Yuma, AZ. The biscuits we part of a Dutch oven chicken pot pie that our friend made. It was fantastic!
So sad we missed you, even tho we are in Quartzsite as well😢 we saw you ride by on your bikes last year the day Linda got hurt ( didn't realize that at the time). Saw you riding your bike and holding hers with one hand, then put 2+2 together when you posted about her accident afterwards
I have a friend that got disoriented in a cloud and came out of it doing 150 knots straight down. He pulled out of it and flew to the nearest airport, sold the plane and never flew again.
Amelia Earhart got trapped in a cloud and deliberately put the plane into a spin, knowing it would stabilize in that configuration and not come apart. When she fell out of the bottom of the cloud she recovered and proceeded on. Her instructor told her to never do that again!
So neat to be able to meet some of your viewers. It's like your own little community. I love it!
It was so much fun that it wore me out! So many nice people.
WOW THATS A+ SUM Star & STAR'S Nice!!! 😊Video, Enjoyed iT Thanks!!!!
Linda was setting that cacti 🌵 straight! Lol Thanks for sharing your day meeting some like minded viewers! 👍😁🇺🇸
A GIANT BIGFOOT! At the beginning, Ruby the dog, and then, right their and the street! Lol
Love the stories of the Pilots from times gone by... My dad joined a flying club in College and the guys all went in on a little Piper so they could take turns flying it... Oh the stories we heard growing up!! I have always loved Flying and I give my dad credit for that. Thanks for sharing your stories... I would love to hear even more about your flying days! Great content on the lifestyle of hanging out in the desert ... I recently got a taste of it and I can see why it is so addictive! :)
By far the best meet and greet video I've seen! People come to see you guys and you make it about other travelers! I spent many years in the spotlight thing and found that most people light up when you take interest in their lives! Happy travels my friend's
Thanks, GMB.
We love the Campulance Man and Lefty❤️
I really enjoyed this video today. RV/Camper travel = freedom and independence, love it. Helen and I will have to make the trip to Quartzite. You both take good care.🤠
I hope you guys do make it and that we get to meet up again.
Great video - enjoyed that fascinating bit of aviation history as well
Cheers!
Good video, and the one common thread is escaping winter "no snow"
Hi there, this is Val and Jenny. It was great to meet you both. We had a wonderful time talking to you both. We love the places you go, and it reminds me of the places my parents took us all over eastern Oregon. And like my mom, Linda always finds the best stuff. (It’s because like my mom, she’s closer to the ground) LOL
Lifes not fair!
Your down there having fun and I'm up here shoveling snow.
Yap, those jumping cactus are no fun. I got my introduction to one when I was eight. That special sting that comes with them and lingers after pulling them out is still with me at age 65!
Loved the aviation info! I love learning history that's not so far removed from our time!
How adorable that Ruby wanted to be acknowledged too!
Wonderful interviews! It all looked like fun, especially to someone hibernating up here in Montana. And we're getting snow to be followed up with a week of below zero at night. Thanks Rick and Linda!! See you around!!😃
Let us know when all that bad weather up there passes so that we can return home.
It was such a pleasure meeting you both Rick and Linda. Safe and pleasant travels to you. Hopefully we’ll bump into you again sometime.
It was a real pleasure to get to chat with you and Ruby. See you down the road!0
That was super interesting about the planes reading the rocks.
Neat seeing quartz site and everyone ...thanks Rick and Linda wish I could have been there too.
Scary stuff about the hitch! Glad everything came out ok!
So glad u all got together 💯❤️👍!
Love your videos! Watch them regularly.
Awesome! Thank you!
Nice video, Rick and Linda. Such a treat to meet, bide a wee, and chat with you two. Here's to "Seeing You Around"!
Thanks, Jeff! It was a pleasure to meet you in person. Maybe next time we can spend more time talking. And cooking.
Great video as usual, especially liked the very beginning. The good old days when just getting there was an accomplishment.
So true!
Like# 968 - hahahahahaha, the ole jumpin' cholla... Don't turn your back on one, Linda!
I never know what y'all will teach me next-thank you-may God bless & "see ya around" 🙏✌🌎💞
Would love to meet you some day as well!
So great to see Gonagains extended family. You definitely have the best viewers. Great video wish we could have been there to meet you. God's Blessings to you.
Thanks, Lynne.
Looks like y'all had a good time. We've only been to Q one time, just too crowded for me. The area you were in didn't look so bad. We ended up staying between 95 & Bouse. Glad to see you two back on the road. Soon as I can get some of my medical problems fixed, we hope to be back out there. Y'all stay safe & warm.
Thanks, maybe we'll see you somewhere on the road.
I agree with you on the big tent. We did it when we was there, but that was good enough. I think everyone should see it once, just so they can say they did. Nice name tags. I like the cargo build. His walls are very pretty. We talked about the little wood stove, but had decided against it. Dang all the way from Colorado and it didn't pop off. That's crazy lucky! And I'm glad for him. Kind of scary too. That could have caused a terrible accident. Wow you got to meet up with lots of peeps. Sure wish we could have met up with you and Linda. Maybe another time.
We met a lot of really nice people, I think that's the biggest benefit of going to Quartzsite. And yea, maybe Rick and I will get to meet you two somewhere out there. That would be great!
So good to see you Rick and Linda! Looks like your having fun out there. Lots of good folks and mild temps. -1 for our high tomorrow😯. Glad to here you found some pie. You guys have a blessed weekend and we'll see ya next week.
All of the folks were happy to be out of the snow and ice. It was still chilly for this gal from Hawaii, tho, with that wind!
best part you visit the big tent and go back to camp and chill.
Exactly!
Thanks for opening your camp for a visit it was great to meet you guys. Safe travels - see you round
We'll try to do something similar next year, only better!
Rick and Linda is the best! (Especially Linda) lol We really enjoy your videos and enjoyed meeting you. It felt like meeting up with old friends. Good luck with your travels.
Nice meeting you guys too, Mike.
How nice to be able to meet your viewers. Hope to maybe see you next year when I'll finally make it out there. God willing.
We hope we get to meet you someday, or when you make it out there next year.
Thanks for all the introductions. I am now fallowing them all. hehehe and by the way. Them vittles at the end look mighty yummy! hehehe
That was a chicken pot pie done in a Dutch oven and it was very good.
@@gonagain Well, it looks delicious!
I enjoyed the information about the barnstorming pilots. It reminded me of an awesome movie that came out in 1975 starring Robert Redford as The Great Waldo Pepper check it out when you get a chance.
Oh yes, I remember that movie and the flying scenes. Thank you!
Great vid guys, enjoyed it immensely.
A little flying story for you Rick, the rock Quartzite sign reminded me of my flying days. During my lessons my instructor (8,000hrs at that stage) showed me how to use my minimum instrumentation if caught in cloud with no idea what was beneath me. All I was allowed to use was mag compass and VSI. Using those 2 allows for straight & level pretty much only and not to trust it as a matter of flying, emergency only. Well, I got caught aloft after dark on a long trip and got home well after legal time. No instrument lights, no landing lights, no nothin', except for a cigarette lighter. I used the horizon and the occasional flick of the lighter to check instruments with one eye closed. Anyway, as I got to the airport I checked the CFI's house which was dark and decided to use his end of the runway rather than coming in with a slight tailwind. On final I'd flick the lighter now and then (1 eye closed) to check things, got down safe, in the dark, taxied as quick as possible to tie down point, opened the canopy and got blasted. The old bugger virtually beat me from his place the the tiedown area quicker than me and truly read me the riot act. For about 20 minutes he loaded and shot rockets up my **** (yes 4 letters for us, not 3), and ended the tirade with, "thank God you listened to your instructors and held your nerve, BUT you should have landed long before you knew you'd get caught! Sleep under the wing, just get out of the air. I do not want to go to your funeral!! Your Wife doesn't need your funeral, you big b*stard!!!" A lesson learned the hard way, but not the hardest way. I stood there and accepted his admonishment and learned a lesson I'll never forget, but sadly I'll never fly as PIC again due to health.
Thank you guys so much for all you do.
Wow, Pilot, that's quite the story and I loved reading it. I used to instruct and it's the finest thing I ever did, having several airline pilots, including two females, a Navy fighter pilot and a National Guard pilot who's now a congressman on my list of students.
Puff that chest out mate, great achievements.
My bloke actually flew the family's C140 (farm plane) to the club at 16 for his first lesson, 😆😆. And we heard that from HIS instructor, 😆😆.
Because of my "gammy" legs I did so many circuits I could name every single crack in the runway, but, as you know, I have no excuse for my actions, but at the time it seemed my only course of action. My instructor/CFI just happened to be sitting in the dark on the runway side of his workshop, right at the threshold of the runway I was about to use having a beer when he heard me approaching the airport, knew exactly who it was. Jumped in his ute, raced to the airport, opened all the access gates in case emerg services required and waited. No "good job, well done" or anything like that, just gave me the justified serve for my mistake and resultant actions.
“Don’t you move”, y’all know that some people think that cholla cactus actually jump! Good to see you out of the snow and down here in Arizona. Never been to quartzite in the winter, the 240 miles from Tucson is just too much, lol.
My family and I try to camp here in the Tucson area and get a few trips in between New Year and our January birthdays. We’re heading south beginning of February for another family get together. Great Video and “see ya around”
We love Arizona and my dad's side of the family has a long history here. Truly a great state!
Looks like a nice place visit. Great video guys!!
Nice to see Rod from the Hillbilly Hilton, we didn't make it to Quartsite this year, but good to see he is well. Thanks for posting.
He is well and it was great to meet him in person. He's been with our channel for a long time, so it was special for us.
I need to get my act together and get down there too! I still have a few things to do to my CTC before I can even go anywhere. Thanx for another great, inspiring video.
Hi🙋♀️🇨🇦❤️😍‼️🌵ohhh how we wish we could have made it! But Empress Alberta calls us...after our big move, we will have to contain ourselves not to head immediately south...with the 6 months timeline...it must be saved for winter!! 😄🥶🥵🤠
Next time! Ihear ya and we've met quite a few Canadians here, including a couple today from Alberta.
Looks like you two had a good time and a lot of good people are there. I guess if a man was going to travel the west would be the best place. There is not a lot of open spaces in the east just more people. You two take care and stay safe.
We met a lot of good people! The west has a lot of public land and open spaces. Thanks.
Thanks for sharing - watching from Chiang Mai Thailand
That's a little to far to drive! I'll bet it's beautiful there.
I had a great time meeting you both, Rick and Linda. I also met Dona and her big pup; they were looking for your meet-up, and pointed her in the right direction to your place. She was having a little trouble with her GPS.
Thanks because we enjoyed meeting her. Sorry we didn't make it to see your outfit, it just got too busy!
@@gonagain no worries all good 🤙🏻
Well There You Are, having a Good Time & More Power to Ya. Quite a friendly bunch of campers and adventurers, commonly known as the 'Best People on Earth'. We know you are further down the road south, and hopefully much warmer having a Smashing Good Time of it. God Bless as Always. (Vincenzo & the girls)(keep us posted if possible)
We got out of the Quartzsite wind and headed for more sheltered digs. Today is really nice!
@@gonagain Howdy Rick, Hello Linda. I hope all is well on your journey to warmer weather??? It's Snowing Again here in St.G on Monday 11am, and I Had to give a heads up. Meaning, Stay where the Sun is and the Temps are Cosy, we Don't Know What's going on with this global warming party. 😏 Obviously 'Warm & Sunny' is on the Wish List for All of us. God Bless. 👋
To be homestead, we haven't found the warmer weather! Yet. Maybe later on in the week, we hope. Stay warm, buddy.
Thanks for the tour,.. Danny in Alabama
You bet!
We missed you guys by one week , 😟
Really enjoyed this video Rick & Linda, it was nice seeing some of your subscribers and their rigs .
Thanks, Duane.
well said young lady.
Thank you!
Hi folks! Great video ❤️ wish I was there! Loved the old airfield direction!
We're having fun staying out of the snow!
great video rick, thanks for sharing... i will be there next year..
Hope so!
Really enjoyed this video with your meet up. Keep adding more wins Linda gonna do another cook dish.?
Linda is a great cook and make amazing meals of different nationalities, such as Hawaiian, Japanese, Pilipino, etc., but on the road we get lazy and keep things simple. She can really bake too.
It looks so please for.
I Kids! I’ve been watching your channel since you built your cargo…
I’ve been coming to Quartzite 60 years!
It’s a far cry from what it usted to be!😊
Why? Great weather in the winter and prospecting, nugget hunting with metal detector and dry washing….
Did you ever go out
To Brenda to see the “Brenda Lights” we told you about last year?
We know some great camping sites out that way too… great rock hunting… STILL gold here!! If you know where to look 😅😅
Enjoy your trip… happy trails!😎👍God Bless
Thanks, Ray! I can't find any information on the Brenda lights.
I’m so bummed I didn’t get to meet you two! I was looking forward to that but the weather has been just too nasty for me. Hope to meet you both someday! Safe travels!
Next time!
@@gonagain definitely!
Sorry that I didn't get my trailer build done in time to make Quartzite. Hope to meet you on the road someday. 🐾🙏🏻✌🏻🤙🏻
No worries! If you see us around, be sure to come over and say hello!
we wanted to drive down to quartzsite to meet you and linda, but just couldn't make it this time. maybe next year. you both seem to look younger and younger with each video. and we just get older. maybe you could share your secret to youth. :) so happy you guys had fun with all your new friends. god bless.
Thank you, Jan. I thought about you as we drove thru SLC. Maybe next year we'll be able to meet. *Linda
When I was very young, we went to Fort Lewis in Washington state, and they had those REALLY old helicopters but back then they were new. giggles. Well, they were charging 1 penny per pound for anyone to fly in them and see what it was like. I wanted to, but that was to expensive for dad's budget. To put that in perspective, a loaf of bread was 25 cents. A gallon of milk was about a dollar. And we traded eggs for milk with a neighboring farm to help our budget. But anyway, a penny a pound was a lot of money, even for me at only 96 pounds. hehehe
Oh I agree! When the price of the Saturday Matinee at the local theater went from 10 cents to 25 cents my family could no longer let my sister and I go. That was a 250% increase!
I hope that I can meet you both next year when we come to Quartzsite
That would be nice!
I ride my motorcycle across the USA might have to stop and tent camp ⛺️ in quartzite
I hope to be there next year
I was going to ask you if you had ever seen the two F-4 Phantoms in Quartzsite. Question answered. Was through there in May of 2021. The intro with the airway marker was very interesting. See you around, Rick.
Hey Nate, let me know when it's safe to go home again. Meaning no snow!
In my younger years, I was with a friend that had a plane and we buzzed my girlfriend's home. It was a BLAST! But when we landed and I went to her house to tell her it was me and how fun it was, I thought her father was going to attack me. He was fuming mad and told me in no uncertain term exactly what he thought of the stunt. I guess the windows were rattling and the dishes falling out of the cupboards when we did it. hahaha
Some folks just don't have a sense of humor at all! Lol!
@@gonagain HAHAHAHAHA
Nice meetup! I’m a new subscriber from
Alberta, Canada 🇨🇦 Saw you on David and Lefty’s video this morning 😊
Thank you for subscribing! I wasn't aware that Dave had featured us on his channel, but that's pretty nice of him to do that. He's even nicer in person than he is on video!
@@gonagain your picture is his thumbnail. His caption reads met a famous utuber this winter 😎
Great video! Thanks for sharing. I thought you had to have a holding tank to camp there? I'm in a 8 foot pop up truck camper.
Good video, but, you show those gorgeous looking biscuits and don't tell us what they are? Hope you show the converted horse trailer in another video. Looks like a nice time. I am also interested in the location where you were/are when you opened up the video. Not quite so flat looking. I like the looks of that area. Enjoy the southwest, you two!
Hello Daisy Mae! That was the south end of the Kofa National Wildlife Preserve, between Quartzsite and Yuma, AZ. The biscuits we part of a Dutch oven chicken pot pie that our friend made. It was fantastic!
@@gonagain Those biscuits looked fantastic!! Thanks for the directions. Really liked the look of that area! 💫
That gas price is 20 cents cheaper than in our town.
So sad we missed you, even tho we are in Quartzsite as well😢 we saw you ride by on your bikes last year the day Linda got hurt ( didn't realize that at the time). Saw you riding your bike and holding hers with one hand, then put 2+2 together when you posted about her accident afterwards
We're now in Ajo trying to warm up. Linda's ankle is okay with just a little bit of stiffness. That was a scary day.
Ebikes? Fun? Not for someone we know. 😉 We're glad she recovered though .
She's doing great, but some folks just can't balance well.
Hope to meet up with you next year. I'm building out my new cargo trailer now.
It would be a pleasure to meet you, Mike.
Shout out to Mike and Glee Scott. Great people 😄
They were sure nice folks with lots of knowledge. Glad we got to meet them.
What are you using to put those 8 inch lag bolts in the ground?
I have an inexpensive hammer drill that I got off of Amazon. Works great.
See ya down the road. Found someone with an impact wrench and got it 👍
Glad you got it fixed, Chris. Next time it will be nice to just sit and visit awhile.
@@gonagain yes. I'm going to Ehrenburg for a few days. Are you coming back
It'll be awhile before we go thru Quartzsite. We are in the Ajo area now and Linda is finally warming up!
It's perfect today. Sunshine and no wind.
The outhouse window makes another video! I may start having to charge a placement fee.
You have one of the nicer outhouses! Wishing you well with your projects there In Idaho.
Was that a, “Quartsite Jumping Cactus?”
That was a Kofa jumping cactus and is a very close relative of the infamous Quartzsite variety.
I have a friend that got disoriented in a cloud and came out of it doing 150 knots straight down. He pulled out of it and flew to the nearest airport, sold the plane and never flew again.
Amelia Earhart got trapped in a cloud and deliberately put the plane into a spin, knowing it would stabilize in that configuration and not come apart. When she fell out of the bottom of the cloud she recovered and proceeded on. Her instructor told her to never do that again!
@@gonagain "Some people have no sense of adventure!" hehehe
Campulance Man!!!!!
He seems very nice and I enjoyed talking to him.
@@gonagain he enjoys doing projects and troubleshooting, like you do.
What Is a "RTR"?
Rubber Tramp Rendezvous
@@gonagain Thanks! I'm new to your channel and I love your ease infront of a camera. You're a natural! I appreciate you & your wife.
Camp ambulance my phone won't do it. It's always interesting to hear two familiar voices on the same camera
Sounds like you’ve read some Richard Bach
Just one.
How come you don't have a little dog to take with you on your journeys?
No room for pets besides Linda.
I wish I had none I just left and went back home to Idaho glens carry.iwood like to meat u goes John coverdale
Maybe another time, John! Somewhere.
They flew IFR = I Follow Road!!