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@rayray4192 ah my early RUclips videos. I typically try to keep free sites a bit vague on location. With a little focused research, anyone could find these spots, but as I imagine you know, that's part of the fun.

My You Tube is screwed up so I think I’m responding to myself; I’m trying to respond to you. It’s epic to continue north on the Usal Beach road. Born in Eureka and living near Crescent 🌙 City. The Usal Beach weekend parties are annoying and out of control. Jedediah Smith Park at Crescent 🌙 City now features steel grate walkways and staircases. When the Grove of Titans was unknown I walked into the grove carrying my heavy boots, and on the way out I scattered tree branches to hide the ‘ society trail.’ Now the trail to Grove of Titans is like a Redwoods Disneyland. I go on weekdays. I admire your style and sense of adventure. Happy trails. Look for my green 1992 Toyota Forerunner with the Oregon Smokey the Bear vanity plate = Sequoa. I know it’s spelled wrong. Oregon only allows 6 letters. Jedediah Smith is my favorite park. What’s yours?

As I got deeper into the video the real music was very good. I loathe electronic noise.

@rayray4192 I would love to go back there to explore. This was one of our first offroad trips. We were both new at it and didn't know what we didn't know. We did have a fun trip to Needle Rock the following day, but that was about all Dawn's nerves could handle at that time 😆. Fast forward, we have been offroadimg countless times now. So it would be fun to do it again. Safe travels out there.

@rayray4192 I'm glad it warmed up for you a bit. I couldn't recall how I laid out the audio.

@@OverlandCitrus it takes the right kind of van owners. Which is this group for sure.

@@rajelio it's a blessing for sure.

@@thewaterfallchaser4796 yes. It serves our needs for how we use our van. We absolutely have no complaints.

@@OverlandCitrus same to you. May God shine brightly on your family and loved ones.

You know, there is a bible verses that I play out in my head almost daily. Matthew 7:1-5 ESV [1] “Judge not, that you be not judged. [2] For with the judgment you pronounce you will be judged, and with the measure you use it will be measured to you. [3] Why do you see the speck that is in your brother’s eye, but do not notice the log that is in your own eye? [4] Or how can you say to your brother, ‘Let me take the speck out of your eye,’ when there is the log in your own eye? [5] You hypocrite, first take the log out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to take the speck out of your brother’s eye. In this group of "rich people", you have 2 retired Police Officers, 2 retired teachers, a UPS driver married to a hairdresser, a small struggling business owners, and a couple of retired general contractors. It's a pleasure to call these people friends. May you see clearly today.

@@alaskakv it's such a blessing.

@@lorenworthington8739 we're not planning anything beyond friends and family use for free. We're zoned appropriately for that use case.

@@yesidtac7863 indeed, very grand.

@@sjensen71 thank you. It's getting there.

Oh, we use both of our adventure rigs throughout the year. We typically average 100 nights in our vehicles. Regarding the stove pipe. It doesn't get in the way at all. The only thing you have to work around is the tent front rainfly, but it easily goes up. You just have to pick which side of the pipe you want the bar rainfly bar on. Once again, no issue. Regarding the price. Yes, these things are expensive, but if you use them, the memories can be priceless.

@chaninski it took about 40-60 days to get it all done. Installation was done within a week. I have had nothing but positive interactions with Mule. I would recommend them. Clearly, you have watched my videos and know I'm not sponsored in any way by Mule or any of the products. I love my setup. Good luck, and let me know if you have any other questions.

@@seandawnvantures2001 Thanks for the quick reply. I really appreciate it. I just found your channel while doing research on Overland Vehicles. I found your channel very informative. Keep up the videos!

@@rajelio amen to that.

@ToadMan9000 I am nothing without Christ. All the good in my life is because of Him. Blessing to you, Brother 🙏

@ToadMan9000 we have camped in it a lot in the rainforest without issues. If it's wet, we just want for a dry day at home before popping it up.

@kevinfromheaven5324 hopefully, you find the info helpful. Let me know if you have an questions.

@@bridger9346 it's holding up great. It's perfect for a spontaneous fire for 2.

@Epifani_Days I appreciate your feedback. Our channel is basically a vlog of our life. Cheers.

@mm6149 I'm glad it was helpful. My hope was that this would appeal to serious buyers.

@sqwatchdogadvantures8474 the same thing that's wrong with Washington or any other state where there's lots of people. I know of three different people that have had their van set on fire.

@@seandawnvantures2001 Then maybe you should have said "after all, there are a lot of people here" rather than slamming Oregon. I'm proud to be an Oregoninan and have never once had my van broken into or set on fire. I did, however, have my luggage stolen from my car at the fairy terminal in Washington. I don't blame Washington for that though.

@@sqwatchdogadvantures don't get me wrong. I don't blame the State, I blame the people in the state that allow crime to go unchecked. In my experience, most overlanders are the salt of the earth.

@@alaskakv I'm excited to capture and share.

@kennethoros4043 Thank you. We're beyond excited.

@salemk.3098 invader concepts. He's local to me but has a big online presence.

@jcoats5529 lol, rare occurrence of being a pavement princess for a weekend.

@@alaskakv it was a great trip.

@LoveJiuJitsu it was a great spot, with a great group of humans.

@@chipsrafferty8362 worst comment from a RUclips troll made.

@doneast6777 I appreciate the additional information .

@@seandawnvantures2001Last time I camped at Usal was July of 2007. Just me and the immature bulls from the elk herd, down from Needle Rock. Wonderful camping there. You were in three ghost towns, for your campout. Hardy was the town just across the bridge about a 1/2 mile from where you camped your first night. Rockport still kinda looks like a town, 3-4 houses and a school and Usal was also a town, lumber mill and a shipping point. So were the other two.

@doneast6777 we visited Needle Rock and found it fascinating to see how they used to live and are currently living. A hard group of humans for sure.

@Jayda08 epidemic sounds. It is a subscription site.

on closer examination while it looks very similar to Bethel ridge it isn't.

It's not Bethel Ridge, near it though. As far as they could get. If you get to Bethel Ridge you have epic photos. They don't. 😅

Bethel Ridge is 6000 feet. No way it's 90+ degrees. Nice try.

@@scottbalsley1645 I am assuming you weren't there during the fires last year that had it smoked out pretty badly, I camped at Bear lake that night and yes it was above 90 that day at the ridge.

@@scottbalsley1645 the day I was there last year it was so smoked out there were no good views in any direction, even down the hill at Bear lake it was pretty bad though there was 4 groups of people there besides me and my dog.

@@revelating-y8n glad you enjoyed it.