Driving a V8 Ford Pinto 3000 Miles Home Finale (Ronald Finger, Driving Texas to Maryland) (Ep.4)
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
- After stopping in Texas at the end of the last episode, we will take some time at Ronald Finger's famous red barn to make upgrades to the Pinto and fix some of the more egregious faults. Eventually we head out from there and still have 1,400 miles
Timeline of filming: June 25th, 2021 - July 1st, 2021
Huge thanks to everyone appearing in this video:
Rob ( / magic.spoolbus )
Sean ( / sldiscgolf )
Ronnie ( / @ronaldfinger )
( / fingerprintsworkshop )
Coby
Roman
Colin
Sara ( / shinsquared )
Jake ( / jakeleje )
Leon
And thanks to everyone across this series:
Katt ( / gekailin )
Travis ( / trav1_0 )
Andy
Typeface/Consulting:
Courtney (itsluckybug@gmail.com)
All music created by Josh Woodward (www.joshwoodward.com/).
Music licensed under Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) (creativecommons.org/licenses/....
Tracks have been edited to fit video content (lengthened, shortened, spliced).
Song List (Order of First Appearance):
0:00:01 Tick Tock (The Beautiful Machine)
0:02:18 Shade (The Shade from Our Trees)
0:11:39 I'm Letting Go (The Simple Life)
0:18:54 Only Whispering (Only Whispering)
0:21:53 Saturday (The Simple Life)
0:28:12 Don't Close Your Eyes (The Simple Life)
0:32:58 Darien Gap (Not Quite Connected)
0:39:41 Bloom (Addressed to the Stars)
0:44:56 Let It In (Ashes)
0:47:49 Go (The Simple Life)
0:52:48 Beyond the Sky (The Shade from Our Trees)
1:00:29 Cien Volando (Dirty Wings)
1:04:32 Memorized (The Simple Life)
1:05:43 Afterglow (The Simple Life)
1:12:42 Too Many Valleys (Addressed to the Stars)
1:16:20 Memory Replaced (The Beautiful Machine)
1:23:39 Dear Rebecca (Reject Bin)
1:29:32 Words We Will Remember (Reject Bin)
1:31:55 Built to Last (Sandcastles)
1:36:21 She Lost Her Wings (The Beautiful Machine)
1:37:07 Swimming in Turpentine (Ashes)
Chapters:
0:00:00 Intro/Day 14 (Friday)
0:21:49 Day 15 (Saturday)
0:47:44 Day 16 (Sunday)
0:52:43 Day 17 (Monday)
1:05:38 Day 18 (Tuesday)
1:16:18 Day 19 (Wednesday)
1:30:58 Outro/Credits
Thanks for watching, and joining us on this adventure! Please let us know what you think! Consider supporting us via Patreon as well! / fuzzydiceprojects
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Having issues getting RUclips to process 4k for this video but I didn't want to delay this any further so hopefully the system sorts itself out!
Thank you all so much for your patience over the last ten months that it has taken to make the trip and get these videos completed. This is just about the hardest I have worked on... anything, and now that it's finally done I'm very excited to do anything else. The total runtime of this mini series is just over five and a half hours, so anyone who actually watched the whole thing is a real trooper. The idea was always to make watching the series feel like a bit of a marathon, not unlike the trip itself, but it did get a little out of hand there. One more video from the trip is coming, in the form of some leftover extras/outtakes, but this episode is very much the finale of the road trip. Certainly not the last you will see of this car, but the end of one hell of a journey. Thanks for joining us on it!
I love the fact that these videos are more like a short film than a vlog. Can't wait for more videos on the Pinto project.
heyyyyyyyyyyyyy, especially!!!!!!!!!
what was that mini camera you had when the shocks were being unbolted around 6:30?
What a perfect ending for the pinto love it its like a little movie you can be part of
Well Done! You are excellent storytellers and, it had a good flow. Great job! from G-Doyle
So honored to have been part of this incredible journey. Thank you for sharing your story! This series has been nothing short of amazing from start to finish.
22:27 well well well, i wonder whats blurred out in the background there! 😂😂
Its a shame you guys are so far from each other. It would be cool to see you guys working together again.
Did not know you were from the Galveston area!
Up in Canada, only been to about a half dozen states, but one of my best trips was driving 27hrs to Galveston for a week with my wife.
Didn't even have to leave Central Timezone!
I’m so glad you guys stopped at Ronald Fingers. He too, you too, are one of my favorites.
What is this, a crossover episode?!
The thing that has impressed me throughout this whole trip is that Pinto's engine just refusing to run cooler or better no matter how much work you did to it.
Yeah I hope he can finally nail down the issue and let us know what it was.
The Coolant passages could be clogged due to rust and water.
Windsors are a funny motor, I've driven a car with one for over 20 years. They can run good, but most of the time they just run okay to eh? They don't die easy though.
I really think he has too little radiator for that v8. If the block is a bit plugged too that just pushes it over the top.
@@jonathanklein383 Agreed. That radiator is WAAAYYY to small.
This wasn't just a series about driving a car home... This was a story of friendship, determination, perseverance, and the power of the human spirit. I'm sitting here crying as feelings of nostalgia for a time that will never come again. My friends and my family have all grown and scattered like so many leaves in the wind, and I had to say goodbye to my parents last year as cancer and illness took them both before they could reach 60. Those polaroids in the credits - snapshots of the journey you undertook and the people that made it possible - was such a beautiful visual. And the dedication to your parents just hit me and brought it all home. Ugly crying. You should feel so proud of this whole series. No other video has ever hit me in the heart like this. Well done... Well done.
I don't understand how you have managed to make it feel emotional for me to see it now in your driveway. It's rare that I sit through 4 hour plus long youtube videos without skipping anything, what an adventure, welcome home man.
Bro. You aren’t wrong. I love and respect these dudes like old friends.
Not gonna lie, this entire series got me feeling pretty nostalgic and misty eyed. Reminded me of random moments and adventures with my own friends and family. Thanks for the experience, and keep us updated on the Pinto.
Absolutely
Same 100%
I feel pretty genuinely emotional at this conclusion you this series, I think the Pinto, despite it's flaws, has become my favorite of your fleet, and this has made me want to do my own adventure and make my own experiences with my friends that will last a lifetime. This series was great, but not just because of the car stuff. Thank you.
"A Pinto Odyssey" I enjoyed the whole series, really well made and narrated. I really look forward to seeing your next adventure. 😎
I've been looking forward to part 4. I woke up literally 5 minutes ago, opened my phone and saw this. Looks like it's going to be a good Saturday.
A great way to start the day!
@@paulwisdom5383 yes
Hahahaha me too
Best Saturday ever
Same
Man I’ve been waiting so long for this! Thank you for an enjoyable series!
Shady Randy you still around?
@@manfredgeorgburggraf533 yep channel just keeps getting bigger and bigger so I keep buying more and more cool stuff. It’s a crazy cycle 😂
A memory made. A road taken. Shared and forever saved through the eyes of thousands of viewers. These videos are what gives youtube its soul. Thanks for letting me binge on yet another fantastic adventure.
It was nice seeing Finger again. I followed the entire series he did on his Pontiac Fierro project and enjoyed it.
This has been the greatest series ever. And tbh I shed some tears with how epic and feel-good this was. It truly is amazing how some things can bring people all around the world (or country in this case) together. Great job on this video and I can't wait to see what's in-store for this Pinto! (And what caused it to constantly overheat lmao)
Only reason was because the South LOL
I came to say this.
I'm disabled and can't afford to do stuff like this (it's my dream, tbh). Thank you for letting me live vicariously. I hope this series gives your channel the subscribers and recognition it deserves. The pop-punk/acoustic soundtrack was 10/10.
As soon as I saw you pull into a Semi shop, I was thinking, "I'll bet they're tempted to throw a semi radiator in it", and 2 seconds later, LOL! I'd look for binding (rubbing parts that shouldn't be/excess friction) in the driveline, as the only time I've had transmissions blow fluid everywhere like that was when they were very overloaded (too heavy a trailer @ 75mph through the mountains of WV in 95 degree heat, not good, lol). Considering all the vibrations (and the generally everything is loose/Jerry-rigged condition of the build) I'd really look at the transmission/converter first. That oil cooler in front of the radiator probably allowed you to run it that hot for that long! Seeing what finally is the overheating culprit will be so satisfying! (for you guys the most, I'm sure)
I live in Shrewsbury, PA (1st exit off I-83 in PA, 4 miles from MD), so if you want to diagnose it together, I'm down!
Your road trip sounded so familiar... loved your whole video series. Mine started in Fresno California and ended in Queens NY with a 72 Datsun 210 2 door (paid $200 for). Somewhat the same type of issues involving bailing wire or speaker wire, ball point pen casings, duck tape, truck stops (for showers), a cooler full of lunch meats and such, and what seemed like hundreds of gallons of water along a southern route on I-10 till around the pan handle then up the east coast to ny. The only company I had was an old Midland cell phone, a map of the United States and my full sized collie (like Lassie). Was definitely a adventure... After around 1 year and 6-8 months in NY, alot of work, customizing, a guy came knocking on my door asking if the car was mine ( he said he tried several houses around the area) and offered me $7000 (yes he did) and a Mazda RX7 in trade. He desperately wanted the car. Hated to see the car go but she tured out to be a very reliable car and was catching alot of attention ( some unwanted by NYPD). 15 yrs later I now have 2 E150 vans (both has same paint scheme as the A-team van (one in black and one in white and both custom built by me) and a 48 Studebaker pickup. Fun times...
Saw this drop after 3 months, instantly sat down and rewatched the series from start to finish at 3am. 100% worth it.
Congratulations on getting it home! As an old Hot Rodder, let me throw my two cents in on what issues I see with the car. The first one is that the parking brake cables should go over the leaf springs, not under. The second is with the cooling system. At highway speeds, the fan does nothing in terms of cooling. It is only there for low speed traffic. Overheating at highway speeds points to too low of a capacity in the radiator. It needs a wider radiator, if at all possible. Maybe try one for a V8 Mustang II? As for the initial timing, I think what happened is that the inertia ring on the harmonic balancer has spun on the hub due to age, thus throwing off the timing mark. I would do a static time of the engine to confirm that the timing mark lines up at TDC with the engine off. I believe that the engine also has too long a water pump snout, which is why the crank pulley and alternator pulley are spacered out to meet it. So, it should be possible to move the radiator back once you figure out the accessory drive issue.
I said from the start this radiator was to small and not Big enough and everyone shot me down. Never seen a v8 with a skinny rad like that one.
@@randallkasholo2026 well it's not like they were pushing the engine to the limit? I remember from the earlier vids they were just cruisin around basically and the car would overheat badly and would only cool down when basically idling on the side of the road. When cruisin around you only need like 30 horsepower, that shouldn't be an issue even with a radiator that is too small
Agreed.
@@computercrack It's not about the horsepower so much as it is about the load and engine speed. Hold your engine at 2750 RPM for half an hour in the driveway and it will get warm because you don't have the capacity to cool it under those circumstances. (plus, you would not have the airflow through the engine bay to evacuate the heat from the headers, etc.) This is also why cars overheat during a flat tappet cam break in. Remember too that headers add more thermal load than cast manifolds because they have a thin wall and allow more heat to escape in the engine bay. With cast manifolds, the heat is carried down stream to the exhaust pipes.
@@3rdworldgarage450 yea exactly its about the load of the engine. Just checked, my car is doing like 2400rpm @70mph but I was pushing the gas pedal only like 10-20% down so really light load in any case of course it's a modern engine with computer controlled injection (car did like 50mpg today but mostly only driving 50mph or less) so I don't know about carburetors maybe the Pinto is dumping the same amount of fuel into the engine no matter the load (or the position of the throttle). Maybe he finds what's wrong, we`ll see
Mike, this was emotional for me to watch. I can’t imagine having lived it. This is one of those this you’ll never forget. This is what cars are all about. Congratulations my friend. Thanks for taking us along for the ride.
Finally!!!!!
Edit: just finished watching this! Thank you for bringing us along with the journey!! makes me teary eyed at the end!
Excellently done mate!
She was an Elder, he walked into my shop he said "Rodger Turn Around". I politely told him don't place your hand's on me !!! You're not messing with Rodger !!! Get the 'F' out of here before you leave with 2 broken legs. He wanted so much to know were my brother went! I got all the charges, but it's not about that. I would defend his ass today !!!
This is the crossover episode that all of us have been waiting for! Thank you!
You had a pretty good time a lot of car trouble lol thankfully not bad
What an absolutely awesome adventure to watch, and feel part of. Great comradely, and something that has created lifelong memories for numerous people. I had a smaller adventure like this in 2004 when I bought a car interstate. 5.6L Holden V8, in a 1987 Commodore. Trip home was “only” 1100km (approx 660 miles) and I got no more than 80km of run time between failures. Some we’re only 5km apart. It even failed dramatically just before half way and I was ready to walk away, but I persisted with it. I know all too well the feeling of dread when something breaks and you’re in the middle of nowhere. Coming up with temporary fixes, or having to wait until daylight for shops to open to buy something to adapt. Never sat below the red end of the temp gauge the whole way, and I went through all the same cooling system issues. At one point it was using 2L of engine oil every 100km. Not burning it. Rustproofing the underside, thanks to an old leaky rear main. It was a week of hell and haphazard emotions. I restored that car in 2010 and it’s been ultra reliable and has run cool ever since. Many times on that trip I questioned why I didn’t just pay for it to be transported home, but I now look back on that adventure as a positive thing, and a great learning experience - physically and mentally. Your adventure was 5x what I went through. That relief of making it home can’t be described. It took months before I wanted to work on that car again.
This is quite interesting watching you diving into a 42 year old Pinto. Being a big fan of "The Finger", I'm going to have to go back and watch this whole series....👌👍
I feel as if we have all come to love the personality of the pinto. It's not just a car, it's a character. It almost seems to have emotion. You can tell when it's happy and when it's upset. This was such an awsome story to not only tell, bit to watch with our own eyes. And those polaroid pictures really capture the moments and memories a trip like this can make.
That was an epic road trip and epic series. This series reminds me of motortrend’s roadkill but a lot more detailed and more real. Keep up the good work boys.
Definitely a massive detailed 4 part episode of Roadkill. Absolutely awesome!
Finally!!!!!!! ✌👍👍👍
Props to Ronnie for his hospitality. I actually found out about the Fuzzy Dice channel because Ronnie mentioned it early on in his Fiero restoration series. Both of your channels are absolute gems of RUclips.
You should be incredibly proud of this wonderful trip and project you have taken on and accomplished. The time you spent with friends and complete strangers along the way are memories you will have for the rest of your life. I enjoyed watching this series since i live only about 5 miles from where you bought the Pinto. So glad to see people of your generation still have the courage to take the leap of adventure and discover what it means to have fun and let the spirit of the open road create memories and stories that you all will have to talk and tell about long after the prius is long gone. Thanks for all your hard work documenting this trip of a lifetime.
A car that brings back a lot of memories, not all good. I had mostly wagons which were more useful and not explosive due to a different gas tank location. Thanks for sharing a wild trip.
Thanks for letting us come along on this journey. I'm sad its over but happy i could be there. Thank you.
Thank you for the best series on RUclips. Never watched anything this long without skipping ever. Can't wait to see what the future has in store for this car
I can't be the only one who cried at the end. Tears of joy. Watching someone just.... be free, in their terms, open road ahead.
I am leaving for a roadtrip in literally 3 hours. So i guess time to toss this watch in here.
So glad you collab’ed with Ronnie. Loved his Fiero series and you two seem like kindred spirits. Much rather watch you link up with him than one of the RUclips “giants”!
this was seriously great, and the ending was unlike anything I would have imagined. great presentation and music. thanks for sharing your adventure with the world.
Absolutely. The photo recap at the end was nothing short of great.
I think that the main thing that kept me hooked on these videos is an intangible feeling. A mix between nostalgia, liberty, and friendship. So vibes!
Well worth the wait. Thank you so much for sharing ALL of this, honestly. I am sitting here, a grown ass man, finding myself invested in and proud of complete strangers. Seeing Ronnie help was awesome, yet another stranger, who’s first name I use. Congratulations to you guys!!
We may have waited a long time for the finale but in the end, it was all worth it.
1000 hours of editing! Amazing, what an incredible journey, story telling and memories. Thank you for creating this.
Thoroughly enjoyed your epic Pinto odyssey! Having owned a '71 Pinto myself as I started college that year, while not even close to your times, the story fired up those old memory cells and nostalgia for my first "new" car. As others have said, I even got a bit misty eyed as this episode came to an end. Congratulations to all involved and the many, many hours of video and editing needed. It was high quality. I look forward to new stories by you on this car. Subbed!
This series was fantastic. Reminded me of all my road trips over the years. Everyone should drive across this country at least once in their lives. Love all the cameos of people you met along the way. Outstanding.
Have been watching your odyssey across the states and enjoyed it tremendously. Just "a little insane" but then insanity is fun. Happened on Ronnie's Fiero rebuild some time ago and his emotional response to its completion. All the best for you project on the Pinto. Keep to content coming from WAAY across the globe in South Africa.
What an awesome conclusion to an epic journey! You made it! Now relax and take your time to get that Pinto running properly. Congratulations! Thanks to all involved for making this the best mini series on you tube.
I've watched this series through about 5 times now. It's so well done and it's a great story. Thanks for documenting this adventure!
nice that the next part is online. I was worried because I hadn't heard from you for so long. I hope you and your family and friends are doing well :)
Dood this series deserves some kind of award, you should cut it as a documentary and send it to festivals, I'd damn well sit in a theater and watch it all back beginning to end.
My partner and I loved every moment of this. You have a passion and talent for both cars and film making. Thank you
What a legendary and absolutely unexpected crossover of two of my favourite YT channels!
The collab we never knew we needed but always wanted
Thank you for taking us along on this epic journey.
I watched all 4 videos from Arizona to the end, twice. Wonderful! Thank you for bringing us along Mike! The most memorable adventures are always the ones where so many things went wrong but you still made it. For the rest of your life, every time you remember this trip, it will bring a smile on your face (Sean and Rob too). I know because it brings a smile to mine.
I have enjoyed this series so much! every episode had me hanging on the edge of my seat with excitement! What an absolute adventure! There is nothing quite like grabbing a few of your best friends and going on an wild adventure!
The ending with the the photos flipping across the screen almost bought a tears to my eyes. 😭
absolute trip of a lifetime! Cant wait to see whats in store for the pinto!
Ronald is a great dude, and his Channel is amazing. Awesome to see you guys together
Wow, just fucking wow. It is not often I comment on RUclips, but this video, and especially the ending is an absolute emotional masterpiece. I am glad to have been able to witness this journey as it might just be the closest I will ever get to making a dream of mine come true. A dream to fly out from Poland to the States, buy an old heap of American iron and roadtrip it across the entire nation. It might never happen, but this series was a great taste of what it could be. Thank you for taking the time and effort to share this adventure with all of us around the world. Sounds cheesy, I know, but I feel like I've been underneath that Pinto with you and got some dirt in my eyes now.
Now...
Where big block?
So I finally had some time to sit down and watch this (mostly) uninterrupted and I've gotta say, what an excellent job. Mike, I hope you know all your hard work (both the physical repair kind and the mind-numbing editing kind) are greatly appreciated. You are an EXCELLENT video editor. I'm not talking about deadlines of course, but hey you did beat the 1 year mark! Seriously, you know how to tell an excellent story with plenty of detail and lots of heart. Beautiful job.
The amount of work you put into this series is ridiculously mind numbing. I'm not sure that everyone will appreciate the hundreds of hours it had to have taken to edit this all together (I would have guessed a couple of thousand hours), but I do. 👍
Wow, I really loved every little bit of this series and will definitely rewatch it. You guys are all great and alright in my book (from a 50 year old old school gear head).
For like three years I had been watching you restore that 91 firebird and simultaneously watching Ronald’s fiero restoration and I cannot believe that you two random people who live so far apart happen to work together on this and the fact you’re literally a spitting image of him, seriously you’re like twins
Love that little hesitation it does on startup, makes it sound really powerful.
I’ve really loved this series/adventure! Such great viewing and you’ve had me locked in for the whole thing. IMO Sean was the absolute MVP on this trip, what a legend. You guys together are great! I cannot wait to see how the Pinto goes now.
Looking forward to the future with this car. After being overheated so constantly, I hope that engine gets a refresh; might even find the root cause when you're in there.
The fact that you made a movie series out of it is just bonkers and The amount of work put into it just wow. Hope the algorithm likes your work 🙏🏻
975+ hours editing, holy cow. Incredible work dude, best series I've seen on RUclips since Roadkill was still a thing. There aren't enough superlatives in the English language to describe the brilliance of this series.
What an incredibly journey to watch and enjoy. The mechanical as well as the weather challenges, the camaraderie, the magical landscapes across the journey...
As many already pointed out "Nothing short of amazing from start to finish".
Best regards from Switzerland
Bravo guys, truly. This was an amazing series and I'm genuinely sad that it's over. Really looking forward to seeing the Pinto on the channel again though hopefully sooner rather than later!
Nice work! Watching you work with Ronald Finger was a treat, and can't wait to see the future of this project. Definitely an epic journey.
This trilogy was one of the best I have seen on RUclips. Look forward to seeing more like this.
this has got to be one of my favorite seireis that you have put out, I know its taken allot of time and effort in so many ways to get this done you have truly accomplished something amazing. thanks for bringing all of us on youtube along for the ride!
Thank you so much for the series! Looking forward to seeing this project move on!
You have no idea of the memories that this video brought back to me... I drove my 1972 Pinto from Fort Bragg, NC, and shipped it to Okinawa, while I was stationed there, and brought it back to Fort Carson, Colorado after my deployment there... what an odyssey... thanks for the memories.
This was storytelling at it's finest! Definitely a nail biter. The best part of this were the memories that you guys made on this adventure in wrangling the pinto, since it fought you most of the way home.
Well done cobber glad you got her home. Outstanding production I enjoyed every bit & look forward to the project resuming & the resolution of the issues.
This whole 4pt episode was such a joy to watch. I enjoyed every second of it!! I had a 1977 Ford Pinto hatchback. Loved it!!! Great work guys!!!!
Your closing shot stunned me, and made me tear just a tiny bit. Reminding me of this EXACT same car-buying road trip I took from southwest to east coast when i was 26, to pick up and drive home my sight-unseen 1961 Plymouth Valiant in Spring of 1995.
What a great journey, thanks for taking us along!!
This has been absolutely amazing. I can't wait to see how this project goes on.
This will be something I'll be rewatching for years to come
Yeah been waiting for this for a while. I knew you’d come through with this video. I for some reason like the old pintos. I think they are neat. Beautiful story. I honestly would like to attempt the same thing
I don't usually comment but I have been a subscriber for almost 5 years now and this series is by far my favorite. Well worth the wait for the episodes.
Thanks for letting us ride along. It's been fun watching.👍
Amazing series folks. Last 10 minutes had me all emotional. Look forward to seeing progress on the car. 😎
Thank you for sharing your experiences with us, it was a super entertaining series and it felt like we were riding along with you for the whole trek, minus dealing with the heat.
Look forward to seeing the continued work on the Pinto and hope that at some point in the future you put out another masterpiece of a series like this one!
WOW! Amazing. Just watched all 4 episodes back to back. Great journey, great persistence in keeping the Pinto running, supported by great friends. Memories forever.
congrats on finishing up this series, that was some serious work put into this. looking forward to what's next after some well-deserved rest :)
Holy hell I am so excited to see this air.
This is the only episode of this I have watched, and I only dipped in because I recognised Ronald's name from his current GPZ1000 bike project. But I'm so glad I did, and I watched every agonising minute of it, thank you for sharing all those days of your life with us :)
That was freaking awesome. Thanks for taking us along. Really enjoyed it.....
Awesome Job Guys, I have really enjoyed watching this series, that is one hell of an achievement ! I look forward to more roadtrips ! Regards MEC
Epic adventure! Thanks for sharing.
Honestly the best Road Trip i have ever seen! Thank you so much Sir! And i would love to see you doing another adventure like this. GREAT WORK!
One heck of a trip fellas. Unbelievable! Would have been hard to describe it all by mouth... on video, certainly puts you right in the seat with you all. Great series guys. Well done!
One of the best series I have watched on this platform, well done!
This is probably one of my favourite cameos ever.
My dad and I always dreamed of doing a road trip like this together. Definitely inspirational to watch this.
The emotionally stirring song at the end with all the photos made my eyes leak a little. It's so true that time just seems to pass right on by, and beforer we know it, we are at the end of our journey. Make memories... Lots of memories, because, at the end of the day, people and memories are all we have. Thanks!
So glad it is finally out, hope all is well!
Man I love your videos! Got so excited the moment I seen the notification. Keep it up !
I waited 2 weeks to watch this because I don't think I wanted the series to end. I wish I would have prepared myself for that ending. I needed tissues. What a great trip to document and so perfectly done. Thanks for taking us along for the ride.
The feels in that closing photo man... gave me chills! This series has been absolutely amazing.
Been waiting for this thank you for the great quality videos
Thank you for the amazing content. Please keep it up!