As someone who was born and still living in Kansas…Thank you for making our state look so good. We’ve been trying to keep it a secret 🤫. You were so close to the Coronado Heights Castle. This is the furthest North that Coronado journeyed for the fabled Seven Cities of Gold. It’s just a little bit outside of Lindsborg. So much to do and see in Kansas that people just don’t realize. If you’re bored then you’re not looking very hard for something cool to do.
I am a lifelong Kansan and I love this state. It's not traditionally beautiful, but it has its own unique beauty. Thank you for visiting and highlighting our state!
It’s great to see you two traveling and eating real food. Every other traveling couples on RUclips are either just doing challenges and turned vegan. Keep it up guys.
Nice how the camper van in the opening cartoon reflects the rental. Nice touch and attention to detail. I hope Clementine will be fixed soon, however I bet you are enjoying the AC.
The more videos I watch and the more bills I pay each month are REALLY pushing me towards van life(or RV life!). Everything I see gives me ideas for a van build out!!!
Before you start a vanlife my biggest tip is practice if you are comfortable using a composting toilet or relying on public restrooms Sleeping in areas that sometimes have high traffic even at midnight because it can be loud And most importantly how much you are willing to pay for modern comforts I love living in my 16ft caravan, while it is small i have a double shower/toilet tent for outside and a portable gas hot water system, a 450amp battery system (agm so 225 usable amps) and 600w of solar to run my ps5,tv, residential 231liter(60gallons) fridge/freezer and pedestal fan, this is my tiny home as i build my second house and didn't want to rent in this disgusting market
So, I definitely used the "get out of Dodge" line when I worked at Chrysler dealership in high school. Also, Wichita is home to Cessna & Beechcraft, so you can says it's home some some... great planes! Lastly, you guys seem to be the last travel channel I follow that hasn't gone vegan, so your videos actually make me hungry when you show your food! 😂😂
Welcome to my hometown (Wichita) and state. I love how you hit some more off the beaten path spots. Next time you’re in town, check out the Nifty Nuthouse; a unique and historic candy shop. And I’d love to make you some Kansas backyard bbq! Love your videos and how you portrayed our state.
Long time watchers- first time commenters here! We've loved following along with y'all the last 3 years and just wanted to say thank you for the videos! We look forward to them every week and you two have even inspired us to follow our dreams of full time travel. Thank you for always making us laugh and inspiring us to travel- Cheers!
Kansas tourism should be using your video in their state information guide. I mean seriously I drove through Kansas about 10 years ago and all I remember were miles and miles of fields and wind turbines. I'm definitely going back and taking my time and will be using your video as a guide.
One of the other main things that Kansas is famous for besides Dodge City and the stockyards of Wichita (which has a museum also) is aviation. Most of your major aircraft companies got their start in Wichita Kansas, and of course there's an Air Force Base there as well. It was because of the flat ground that they're able to do a lot of testing in Kansas throughout the history of flight. Having said that in Wichita you missed going to the "Kansas Aviation Museum".
I was born 71 years ago in Wichita, my parents were working at Boeing to earn some family startup cash. I’ve come almost full circle, Leavenworth has been my home now for 28 years. This channel has made me want to explore Kansas a lot more.
This was an absolute gem of a video! I've never wanted to actually visit Kansas, until now! You two darlin's have really come into your own, making some of the best travel vlogs available! Allison, you looked so adorable in your sundress and floppy sun hat out in the sunflower fields!🌻🌻🌻
Wow, great video! I started following because of your DR videos. I actually grew up in Lindsborg and my parents still live there - so I appreciate you highlighting my hometown and home state! Many do not realize it's actually a great state and hidden gem.
👏 Bravo! That was one of the best vlogs I've seen from you over the last 2+ years. Content, canvas, flow, and editing were highly enjoyable. Thanks for taking us along.
Super excited to see you give my homestate an actual experience. You went to my hometown of Wichita I've been to that museum, it was a lovely small museum. I haven't lived in KS for just shy of 10 years, but part of me misses home.
Love Kansas. Lived in independence, KS from 1979-1983. If you’re ever there at Halloween, check out Independence’s festival called Neewallah. Great memories. Wish I was there.
LOVED the intro! You guys have the best sense of humour 😂😂 The badlands look awesome! and yes you would totally fit in in the wild Wild West! The sunflower field is so pretty! Great vlog guys!
This is one of the best videos that I've watched in a long time. You did an awesome job of showing interesting things that Kansas has to offer. Continue using the same magic as you take us along on your journey across this country. I hope Clementine and Ruby will be back with you soon. Safe travels.
Ya! My time in Norway and Sweden it was always cabbage with potatoes. Never any noodles. I was told it was because they hate Italian food and noodles were Italian. Very interesting. Even the pizza had a caraway cream sauce. Never Italian.
@@sheilaathay2034 No no no we absolutely like italian food here in Sweden but we dont mix italian food with swedish traditional food. Kåldolmar are never served with winegravey.. Potatoes, lingonberry and brown gravey. Meatballs(köttbullar) is served with smashed potatoes and lingon. We also have a lot of fishdishes. Like herring and salmond as traditional food. Welcome back 🥰🇸🇪 ps. Sorry for my poor spelling.
Yep! The state Arkansas is named from the French pronunciation of the local natives. The river and the stat of Kansas are named from the native pronunciation. So it is, indeed, the Ar-Kansas River.
My family and I travel through Kansas several times a year to visit our kids and grandkids in Cincinnati from 4 Corners New Mexico. We just blaze through never knowing what there is to do there. We even time it to where we do dinner and grab a room in Dodge City. I didn't know there were apps and sites to see what to explore in different states. THANK YOU!
You missed a few sights - Eisenhower Museum, Seelye Mansion, Dalton Gang Hide out, Hutchinson Salt Mines, Longest grain elevator, and maybe one or two of the aircraft factories that justify Wichita as the Air Capital. You walked down Douglas, but the historic scene is after dark when folks Drag Douglas. Not like it was in the 60's, but occasionally the Wichita folks get together to relive those times. Thanks for promoting a state that often only is known for tornados and high winds that push RVs around on Interstate 70.
This is yet again an other fine example of why we should travel and explore the sights of USA !!! 🇺🇸 This is awesome, I enjoyed the sun flower fields. The day is not complete without a BBQ meal... Thanks for sharing 👍 Be safe and healthy. Enjoy... Toledo.
Thanks for showing how cool and fun Kansas is! I lived 45 minutes from Dodge City in my younger years and there is SO much to see and do in Kansas!! AND the sunsets there are just gorgeous! Definitely a hidden gem. Loving the RV series 🙂.
You guys travel around with such joy which makes your vlogs very easy to watch and enjoy. We’ve done Route 66 and would love to get back over to see more of country USA.🇦🇺
This was so awesome you guys! Thank you. I never really thought about taking a vacation to Kansas but now I think I will! Excited for the other states!
This is your first video I've seen. Kansas is my adopted home state since I moved here when I was 9 so my father could work in aviation. Wichita is the Air Capital of the world. Your videos are very professionally done and you both are charming. You have highlighted many of the parts of the state I have seen but you evidently didn't try to eat any bison & missed out! Something I enjoyed seeing was the original Laura Ingalls tiny cabin near Independence, KS when they settled here in "Indian Territory". I was a big fan of the "Little House" books. I was startled to see your skyline of Wichita with the Exploration Place architecture in it. It looked amazing. I am still finding new & unexpected places to visit here. The Flint Hills and Manhattan, KS are very beautiful as are the hilly forested areas in SE KS. I saw my first ever mountain lion at Tuttle Creek Reservoir near Manhattan last year. I may have to check out the Little Jerusalem badlands some time. Yes, the "Arkansaw River" becomes the "Arkansas" River pronunciation-wise in Kansas. I still can't get used to that and a few other Kansas-isms here.
The yellow stuff on the Bee's legs is pollen. When you are ever in a health food store and see a container of bee pollen, this is where it comes from. Want quick energy? Get yourselves a jar of Royal Jelly...you will soar.
Thanks for sharing so many interesting parts of Kansas that we were unaware of. Those Swedish meatballs and noodles brought back memories of my Swedish Grandma and Great Grandma. Today we had to settle for the ones at Ikea, yours looked much tastier.
Another great/enjoyable video guys. Love that you are adventurous in trying foreign cuisine as you did when you came to Britain, nice open minded touch. I hope the buffalo make a full population recovery and all native species all over the world. Excellent trip, stay safe . Love this channel . Best wishes from Britain 👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
ooh, didn't know they had been to the UK... I stumbled upon their videos last week, they struck me as a down to earth couple who don't take themselves too seriously and seem to have more of a British sense of humour/silliness. Will look out for that video but I am enjoying the motorhome adventures for now.
We also just went to the Tallgrass Prarie Reserve when we went back to Kansas for the summer. And we tried to figure out if bison and buffalo are the same, but I guess they are actually different due to body shape haha. It was so cool to see them. Glad you enjoyed it.
You were mistaken when you say there isn't much to see in Lindsborg. There is the Old Mill Museum which is a restored 1890 flour mill. There is the Red Barn Studio, the home and workplace of artist Lester Reymer. Plus one of the best art museums in Kansas the Birgen Sandzen art gallery. Not to mention going to Coronado Heights. You can spend an entire day in LIndsborg easily.
🌴 This is really funny .... I'm chilling out today Sunday 7 th , and this video popped up on Y.T. and started playing while I was away in another area of my apartment, but I could listen on my external speaker and I was, and so I came back to my cellphone to watch the video in which I was interested because I do live in the state of Kansas. And what's funny is as I was watching the nice couple walking through the " Tall grass" area and seeing the Buffalo... I just happen to be enjoying a beer that is coincidentally called " Buffalo Sweat ", by Tallgrass Brewery ! 😂 Never had it before. Saw it last night at a Walmart . So I picked up a six. Wow ! Sooo good ! It's a Oatmeal Cream Stout type. Dark beer,. Tastes of Coffee and Chocolate ! Wow again. But so funny the timing of the video and me have a Tallgrass - Buffalo Sweat beer at the exact same time ! 😂 🌴🌴
New subsciber here. I found you on a Travel Beans episode. I have a idea for an upcoming episode for you. I know that Illinois deservedly gets a bad rap but the Southern tip of the state is quite beautiful and you could do a whole episisode on the Shawnee National Forest alone. Look up Pine Hills, Pomona Natural Bridge, Alto Pass (lots of wineries), Giant City State Park, Garden of the Gods, Cave In Rock, Shawneetown, etc. I grew up in Anna and we're close enough to Poplar Bluff that we shared a TV station (KFVS-12). My parents, sisters, and nieces still live down there but I won't visit until fall since I hate hot weather. I'd rather spend my summers here in Wisconsin. I also have plenty of WI tips for you, especially in the Driftless Region.
When Allison said "We're going to Wichita", who else was waiting for "far from this opera for evemore.."? (I think the only reson I've really heard of Wichita is from 7 Nation Army)
Stayed in Lindsborg last year, the town is amazing! We also ate at the Crown and Rye, the Lamb was delicious! Tried the beet salad and it was a no from me lol!
Did you make it to Hutchinson? If not, you missed something special. The Cosmosphere is a world class space museum. Also the salt mine tour is really cool.
Lindsborg reminds me of Solvang in central/southern California only it’s Danish. It’s bigger than Lindsborg. You can spend a whole day there walking around. Great restaurants, art galleries, amazing Danish pastries.
Thanks guys. Kansas is one of the states l really want to visit,especially Badlands and Dodge City. That bbq was calling out to me too Thanks again and see you on the next one!
Wowsa! Kansas looks flatter than the pancakes I make! Edit: Okay, so 45 seconds into this adventure I was proven wrong. Edit #2: Adding Q39 in Kansas City to my Google Maps "want to visit"- list. That chow looked fantastic!
I was just in Kansas and I am sure you are on to another state by now but Abilene was so cute with their murals and Eisenhower museum. They also had a beautiful mansion tour. Mushroom park was really neat if you make it back.
Fantastic to see you traveling through my home state of Kansas! I have lived in Topeka, the State’s Capitol all my life. I wish you could have toured the Capitol building, as it was fully renovated and has a great visitors center. Thanks for sharing so many of the great places to see in Kansas! I hope you’ll come back real soon!
Crazy to realize you guys were just 10 miles south of where I live! I went to high school in Lindsborg. :) I also lived in Dodge City for 3 years post-college. So happy you guys enjoyed Kansas!
When visiting Wisconsin you must try our old fashions. We're famous for them, and there nothing like what you'd get elsewhere in the other 49 states. Whiskey old fashions or Brandy old fashions - either sweet or sour - garnish typically olives or cherries. Word of advice make sure you see the muddle bat (what we call a baseball bat) behind the bar....that's when you know they'll be good
Impressed that they had Swedish Kåldolmar 🙂 When the Swedish King Karl XII lost the battle of Poltava (in today Ukraine) in 1709, a part of the army and the King fled to todays Moldova, then controlled by the Turks. They lived their for several years, as guest to the sultanate, and came in contact with Turkish Dolma, which are basically the same thing but wrapped in Grape Leafes. The theory is that it spread to Sweden when the army finally made it back home, but wrapped in the more locally available cabbage instead.
Great video, as usual. Don’t know if you knew it or not but what Doc Holiday actually said was “I’m your HUCKLE BEARER”. The reference is to a coffin being known as a “huckle” and what we know today as pallbearer .
I really appreciate your commitment to the American road trip experience. I was excited for Kara and Nate's van tour of the US, but they've cut that short and are back to international travel (sigh)
That last bbq joint looked amazing. I bet it would’ve tasted better if you’d eaten the food while hot. Haha. The life of an influencer. Safe Travels Amigos
So, I grew up on Bierocks. My mom has made them for years based on my dad’s family recipe (they are German). I had no idea there were restaurants serving them! I didn’t know anyone else who’s ever heard of them
This is the best Kansas tourism commercial I've ever seen lol. They should pay you for this.
As someone who was born and still living in Kansas…Thank you for making our state look so good. We’ve been trying to keep it a secret 🤫. You were so close to the Coronado Heights Castle. This is the furthest North that Coronado journeyed for the fabled Seven Cities of Gold. It’s just a little bit outside of Lindsborg. So much to do and see in Kansas that people just don’t realize. If you’re bored then you’re not looking very hard for something cool to do.
I am a lifelong Kansan and I love this state. It's not traditionally beautiful, but it has its own unique beauty. Thank you for visiting and highlighting our state!
It’s great to see you two traveling and eating real food. Every other traveling couples on RUclips are either just doing challenges and turned vegan. Keep it up guys.
Totally agree!!
100% agree with this! Love Endless Adventure!
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Veganism is a mental illness
Are you talking about Kara and Nate
Nice how the camper van in the opening cartoon reflects the rental. Nice touch and attention to detail. I hope Clementine will be fixed soon, however I bet you are enjoying the AC.
The more videos I watch and the more bills I pay each month are REALLY pushing me towards van life(or RV life!). Everything I see gives me ideas for a van build out!!!
Girl same!!
Before you start a vanlife my biggest tip is practice if you are comfortable using a composting toilet or relying on public restrooms
Sleeping in areas that sometimes have high traffic even at midnight because it can be loud
And most importantly how much you are willing to pay for modern comforts
I love living in my 16ft caravan, while it is small i have a double shower/toilet tent for outside and a portable gas hot water system, a 450amp battery system (agm so 225 usable amps) and 600w of solar to run my ps5,tv, residential 231liter(60gallons) fridge/freezer and pedestal fan, this is my tiny home as i build my second house and didn't want to rent in this disgusting market
So, I definitely used the "get out of Dodge" line when I worked at Chrysler dealership in high school. Also, Wichita is home to Cessna & Beechcraft, so you can says it's home some some... great planes! Lastly, you guys seem to be the last travel channel I follow that hasn't gone vegan, so your videos actually make me hungry when you show your food! 😂😂
Welcome to my hometown (Wichita) and state. I love how you hit some more off the beaten path spots. Next time you’re in town, check out the Nifty Nuthouse; a unique and historic candy shop. And I’d love to make you some Kansas backyard bbq! Love your videos and how you portrayed our state.
Wichita native here too!
Wichita is at the top of the list of places not to go even after this video. A trip through Kansas and no Joe's Bar-B-Que??? I'm crying now.
As someone who lived in Kansas, thank you for showing the beauty of the state.
Long time watchers- first time commenters here! We've loved following along with y'all the last 3 years and just wanted to say thank you for the videos! We look forward to them every week and you two have even inspired us to follow our dreams of full time travel. Thank you for always making us laugh and inspiring us to travel- Cheers!
I haven't been here from the very beginning but have joined the last 2 years did they change RVs or did I miss something?
Clementine is in the shop so they rented the one in this video
Kansas tourism should be using your video in their state information guide. I mean seriously I drove through Kansas about 10 years ago and all I remember were miles and miles of fields and wind turbines. I'm definitely going back and taking my time and will be using your video as a guide.
A native Kansan saying hello. You probably went by my town at some point between Wichita and Kansas City. :)
One of the other main things that Kansas is famous for besides Dodge City and the stockyards of Wichita (which has a museum also) is aviation. Most of your major aircraft companies got their start in Wichita Kansas, and of course there's an Air Force Base there as well. It was because of the flat ground that they're able to do a lot of testing in Kansas throughout the history of flight. Having said that in Wichita you missed going to the "Kansas Aviation Museum".
I was born 71 years ago in Wichita, my parents were working at Boeing to earn some family startup cash. I’ve come almost full circle, Leavenworth has been my home now for 28 years. This channel has made me want to explore Kansas a lot more.
I live in Wichita and I'm so glad you're the first RV-based RUclips couple to visit Wichita! Thanks for giving my city a quick stop by! :)
I can't believe you guys were able to make Kanas look awesome!! 😆
This was an absolute gem of a video! I've never wanted to actually visit Kansas, until now! You two darlin's have really come into your own, making some of the best travel vlogs available! Allison, you looked so adorable in your sundress and floppy sun hat out in the sunflower fields!🌻🌻🌻
You guys nailed the Kansas promotional intro 👏.
Wow, great video! I started following because of your DR videos. I actually grew up in Lindsborg and my parents still live there - so I appreciate you highlighting my hometown and home state! Many do not realize it's actually a great state and hidden gem.
👏 Bravo! That was one of the best vlogs I've seen from you over the last 2+ years. Content, canvas, flow, and editing were highly enjoyable. Thanks for taking us along.
Come back to Lindsborg! You missed so many things! Hit me up next time and I’ll be your personal tour guide in LBK.
Super excited to see you give my homestate an actual experience. You went to my hometown of Wichita I've been to that museum, it was a lovely small museum. I haven't lived in KS for just shy of 10 years, but part of me misses home.
Love Kansas. Lived in independence, KS from 1979-1983. If you’re ever there at Halloween, check out Independence’s festival called Neewallah. Great memories. Wish I was there.
Welcome to Kansas the place we call Home...
Thanks for stopping by my home state of Kansas . Glad you enjoyed it.
The amount of effort and planning you guys put into your opening sequence is so incredible!
I’m so high maintenance that I can’t imagine a job where I had to fall on purpose several times a day. 😂
Oh ya, they really went for it! It was way more realistic than we thought it was going to be 😅
Only you two could actually make me want to take my RV Nora to Kansas 😎 Travel safe.
Haha! If you go, definitely take i-70 through the north and stop at every little town along the way! It's beautiful up in the Flint Hills 😍
Kansas isn’t so bad! I’ve lived here all my life and it’s lovely!
If you enjoy the flint hills the best route is 335 and then 35 south from Topeka to Wichita. It’s a lovely drive.
LOVED the intro! You guys have the best sense of humour 😂😂 The badlands look awesome! and yes you would totally fit in in the wild Wild West! The sunflower field is so pretty! Great vlog guys!
You did a nice video of Kansas. Of course Kansas City has more BBQ places per capita than anywhere in the US. Thumbs 👍
Born and raised in Kansas and currently living in Wichita! So lovely to see you two enjoyed the state! Excited to see where you go next!!
Great Job guys. Very entertaining and educational. Loved it! ♥️♥️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
This is one of the best videos that I've watched in a long time. You did an awesome job of showing interesting things that Kansas has to offer. Continue using the same magic as you take us along on your journey across this country. I hope Clementine and Ruby will be back with you soon. Safe travels.
Fun! Enjoyed seeing Kansas sights and your restaurant/food selection
The kåldolmar looked quite swedish... But I´ve never seen meatballs with gravy and egg noodles here in Sweden.
Ya! My time in Norway and Sweden it was always cabbage with potatoes. Never any noodles. I was told it was because they hate Italian food and noodles were Italian. Very interesting. Even the pizza had a caraway cream sauce. Never Italian.
@@sheilaathay2034 No no no we absolutely like italian food here in Sweden but we dont mix italian food with swedish traditional food. Kåldolmar are never served with winegravey.. Potatoes, lingonberry and brown gravey. Meatballs(köttbullar) is served with smashed potatoes and lingon. We also have a lot of fishdishes. Like herring and salmond as traditional food. Welcome back 🥰🇸🇪 ps. Sorry for my poor spelling.
I grew up in Wichita and love bierocks, our family makes them. The river is pronounced Ar - Kansas River. :)
Yep! The state Arkansas is named from the French pronunciation of the local natives. The river and the stat of Kansas are named from the native pronunciation. So it is, indeed, the Ar-Kansas River.
There's that famous "wink" . Bless her heart.😉
My family and I travel through Kansas several times a year to visit our kids and grandkids in Cincinnati from 4 Corners New Mexico. We just blaze through never knowing what there is to do there. We even time it to where we do dinner and grab a room in Dodge City. I didn't know there were apps and sites to see what to explore in different states. THANK YOU!
"I'm your huckleberry" (4:20). Classic. Yes, I have the DVD ...
Who would've thought there would be a mini Sweden in Kansas, how random. Lol @ Eric not even remembering if he'd been to an entire country or not.
Great video, Kansas looks like a fun trip!
Between Joe's and Q39, you really can't go wrong. Burnt Ends are amazing.
You missed a perfect opportunity to say "I'm going to Wichita" from the White Stripes song!
You guys are so darn cute together! Love watching your road trips. Keep them coming!🥰
You missed a few sights - Eisenhower Museum, Seelye Mansion, Dalton Gang Hide out, Hutchinson Salt Mines, Longest grain elevator, and maybe one or two of the aircraft factories that justify Wichita as the Air Capital. You walked down Douglas, but the historic scene is after dark when folks Drag Douglas. Not like it was in the 60's, but occasionally the Wichita folks get together to relive those times. Thanks for promoting a state that often only is known for tornados and high winds that push RVs around on Interstate 70.
This is yet again an other fine example of why we should travel and explore the sights of USA !!! 🇺🇸 This is awesome, I enjoyed the sun flower fields. The day is not complete without a BBQ meal...
Thanks for sharing 👍
Be safe and healthy. Enjoy... Toledo.
Hey! Longtime viewer here. Thanks for showing my art group's murals! I was like "OMG WICHIKITTY!!!!"
This was such an awesome video! You did a great job taking us with you! ❤️
We need more tall grass! It’s a powerful CO2 sink and it helps maintain our soil. I’m so glad to see that at least some is protected!
Thanks for showing how cool and fun Kansas is! I lived 45 minutes from Dodge City in my younger years and there is SO much to see and do in Kansas!! AND the sunsets there are just gorgeous! Definitely a hidden gem. Loving the RV series 🙂.
You guys travel around with such joy which makes your vlogs very easy to watch and enjoy. We’ve done Route 66 and would love to get back over to see more of country USA.🇦🇺
Kansas is a beautiful state and I would love to visit there one day.🤠🍻
No thanks Scammer because your not really the YT Creator!🤣🍻
This was so awesome you guys! Thank you. I never really thought about taking a vacation to Kansas but now I think I will!
Excited for the other states!
This is your first video I've seen. Kansas is my adopted home state since I moved here when I was 9 so my father could work in aviation. Wichita is the Air Capital of the world. Your videos are very professionally done and you both are charming. You have highlighted many of the parts of the state I have seen but you evidently didn't try to eat any bison & missed out! Something I enjoyed seeing was the original Laura Ingalls tiny cabin near Independence, KS when they settled here in "Indian Territory". I was a big fan of the "Little House" books. I was startled to see your skyline of Wichita with the Exploration Place architecture in it. It looked amazing. I am still finding new & unexpected places to visit here. The Flint Hills and Manhattan, KS are very beautiful as are the hilly forested areas in SE KS. I saw my first ever mountain lion at Tuttle Creek Reservoir near Manhattan last year. I may have to check out the Little Jerusalem badlands some time. Yes, the "Arkansaw River" becomes the "Arkansas" River pronunciation-wise in Kansas. I still can't get used to that and a few other Kansas-isms here.
Close to Manhattan is the Pillsbury Crossing that’s a good place to see too.
@@sheilaputman-mimitreasures4126 I'll have to check that out next time I'm up that way.
The yellow stuff on the Bee's legs is pollen. When you are ever in a health food store and see a container of bee pollen, this is where it comes from. Want quick energy? Get yourselves a jar of Royal Jelly...you will soar.
Thanks for sharing so many interesting parts of Kansas that we were unaware of. Those Swedish meatballs and noodles brought back memories of my Swedish Grandma and Great Grandma. Today we had to settle for the ones at Ikea, yours looked much tastier.
Another great/enjoyable video guys. Love that you are adventurous in trying foreign cuisine as you did when you came to Britain, nice open minded touch. I hope the buffalo make a full population recovery and all native species all over the world. Excellent trip, stay safe . Love this channel . Best wishes from Britain 👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
ooh, didn't know they had been to the UK... I stumbled upon their videos last week, they struck me as a down to earth couple who don't take themselves too seriously and seem to have more of a British sense of humour/silliness. Will look out for that video but I am enjoying the motorhome adventures for now.
The detail y’all put into these videos!! Right down to the intro, you even added the “new” camper 🥰
Allison totally won that food choice competition in Swedish town.
I shouldn’t have watched this before bed because I’m hungry now lol
Omg the huts is Sweden was the first videos I watched of yours and I was hooked ever since!
Kasas food OMG!!! looks amazing
The Rooster attack cracks me up every time !!
Those old time photos of you two are just the best !! You do a great job giving your audience a good time traveling along. Thank you !!
We also just went to the Tallgrass Prarie Reserve when we went back to Kansas for the summer. And we tried to figure out if bison and buffalo are the same, but I guess they are actually different due to body shape haha. It was so cool to see them. Glad you enjoyed it.
I live Topeka kansas big city
You were mistaken when you say there isn't much to see in Lindsborg. There is the Old Mill Museum which is a restored 1890 flour mill. There is the Red Barn Studio, the home and workplace of artist Lester Reymer. Plus one of the best art museums in Kansas the Birgen Sandzen art gallery. Not to mention going to Coronado Heights. You can spend an entire day in LIndsborg easily.
🌴 This is really funny .... I'm chilling out today Sunday 7 th , and this video popped up on Y.T. and started playing while I was away in another area of my apartment, but I could listen on my external speaker and I was, and so I came back to my cellphone to watch the video in which I was interested because I do live in the state of Kansas.
And what's funny is as I was watching the nice couple walking through the " Tall grass"
area and seeing the Buffalo... I just happen to be enjoying a beer that is coincidentally called " Buffalo Sweat ", by Tallgrass Brewery ! 😂 Never had it before. Saw it
last night at a Walmart . So I picked up a six. Wow ! Sooo good ! It's a Oatmeal Cream Stout type. Dark beer,. Tastes of
Coffee and Chocolate ! Wow again.
But so funny the timing of the video and me have a Tallgrass - Buffalo Sweat beer at the exact same time ! 😂 🌴🌴
New subsciber here. I found you on a Travel Beans episode. I have a idea for an upcoming episode for you. I know that Illinois deservedly gets a bad rap but the Southern tip of the state is quite beautiful and you could do a whole episisode on the Shawnee National Forest alone. Look up Pine Hills, Pomona Natural Bridge, Alto Pass (lots of wineries), Giant City State Park, Garden of the Gods, Cave In Rock, Shawneetown, etc. I grew up in Anna and we're close enough to Poplar Bluff that we shared a TV station (KFVS-12). My parents, sisters, and nieces still live down there but I won't visit until fall since I hate hot weather. I'd rather spend my summers here in Wisconsin. I also have plenty of WI tips for you, especially in the Driftless Region.
When Allison said "We're going to Wichita", who else was waiting for "far from this opera for evemore.."?
(I think the only reson I've really heard of Wichita is from 7 Nation Army)
Wichita PD did a lip sync challenge to that song. Police Chief Gordon Ramsey delivered that line and the bomb squad shredded on guitar.
OMG we drove through Kansas & missed all this! Bucket List y'all!!!👍🏻🌻
Very fun video tour of Kansas! Thanks! 🤗
Stayed in Lindsborg last year, the town is amazing! We also ate at the Crown and Rye, the Lamb was delicious! Tried the beet salad and it was a no from me lol!
Y'all make Kansas look so fun! Loved the giant sunflowers, $1 a stem is amazing! ☀ 🌻Safe travels, you two! -Ben and Ang
Did you make it to Hutchinson? If not, you missed something special. The Cosmosphere is a world class space museum. Also the salt mine tour is really cool.
The rooster attack just cracks me up!
Your hair & red outfits looks so cute with the backgrounds of Kansas.
Finally a travel vlog of your 50 state tour with information I can use. Thanks. Hope Clementine is up for the task ahead.
Lindsborg reminds me of Solvang in central/southern California only it’s Danish. It’s bigger than Lindsborg. You can spend a whole day there walking around. Great restaurants, art galleries, amazing Danish pastries.
Three people have been gored by bison in National Parks this summer. That BBQ brisket looked yummy!
23:17 rooster combat lol 😆😂😄😅
You've made me want to visit Kansas. I can't see what y'all do with Nebraska!
Thanks guys. Kansas is one of the states l really want to visit,especially Badlands and Dodge City. That bbq was calling out to me too Thanks again and see you on the next one!
I have lived in Kansas all my life and didn’t know that we had badlands here. Will have to check it out.
Wowsa!
Kansas looks flatter than the pancakes I make!
Edit:
Okay, so 45 seconds into this adventure I was proven wrong.
Edit #2:
Adding Q39 in Kansas City to my Google Maps "want to visit"- list.
That chow looked fantastic!
Dress looks amazing on Allison.
I was just in Kansas and I am sure you are on to another state by now but Abilene was so cute with their murals and Eisenhower museum. They also had a beautiful mansion tour. Mushroom park was really neat if you make it back.
Yay, Kansas adventures!
Bees love sunflowers ☺️ their back legs have these stiff hairs to collect pollen called pollen baskets
Fantastic to see you traveling through my home state of Kansas! I have lived in Topeka, the State’s Capitol all my life. I wish you could have toured the Capitol building, as it was fully renovated and has a great visitors center. Thanks for sharing so many of the great places to see in Kansas! I hope you’ll come back real soon!
Crazy to realize you guys were just 10 miles south of where I live! I went to high school in Lindsborg. :) I also lived in Dodge City for 3 years post-college. So happy you guys enjoyed Kansas!
My dad is from Central Kansas; I recommend visiting the Cheyenne Bottoms Wetlands and Pawnee Rock
When visiting Wisconsin you must try our old fashions. We're famous for them, and there nothing like what you'd get elsewhere in the other 49 states. Whiskey old fashions or Brandy old fashions - either sweet or sour - garnish typically olives or cherries. Word of advice make sure you see the muddle bat (what we call a baseball bat) behind the bar....that's when you know they'll be good
Impressed that they had Swedish Kåldolmar 🙂 When the Swedish King Karl XII lost the battle of Poltava (in today Ukraine) in 1709, a part of the army and the King fled to todays Moldova, then controlled by the Turks. They lived their for several years, as guest to the sultanate, and came in contact with Turkish Dolma, which are basically the same thing but wrapped in Grape Leafes. The theory is that it spread to Sweden when the army finally made it back home, but wrapped in the more locally available cabbage instead.
My hubby, son and I did this trip through Kansas in October. We stayed at the Annie Oakley Inn on our way to Colorado!
Hey guys, I grew in PB
Great video, as usual. Don’t know if you knew it or not but what Doc Holiday actually said was “I’m your HUCKLE BEARER”. The reference is to a coffin being known as a “huckle” and what we know today as pallbearer .
I really appreciate your commitment to the American road trip experience. I was excited for Kara and Nate's van tour of the US, but they've cut that short and are back to international travel (sigh)
probably put up a paywall if you wanted to finish their adventure lol
I feel like your musical choices somehow appeal to a certain kind of dad 🤙
That last bbq joint looked amazing. I bet it would’ve tasted better if you’d eaten the food while hot. Haha. The life of an influencer. Safe Travels Amigos
So, I grew up on Bierocks. My mom has made them for years based on my dad’s family recipe (they are German). I had no idea there were restaurants serving them! I didn’t know anyone else who’s ever heard of them