Easiest and tastiest crust, to me , is believe it or not is chef boyardee box of cheese pizza. Use hot water, very hot, and oil generously to rise in a warm place. Delicious with quality toppings. Sling a rope or extention cord under to fish it across. Its a nut, i think if ya peel it, there is something in there. Thanks for the video.
Those were walnuts ? I don’t know either. Good throw. Me being me would have tied a line to it. Throw the line then drag the cord. Cause I like to work harder 😂😂 Good video, especially pointing out the post in the corners for people to hit.
Those walnuts will get you if the wind starts blowing! I really don't like when the add the rocks, poles and trees at every corner that I need to drive around!
@@PavingNewPaths thanks! Do you have a video on that? If not would you consider doing one? I have a Hughes that is a PITA sometimes and it would be nice to have one internal.
I don't have a video about the install! But soon you will see a probelm we have and it's going require a big project to fix! We plan to do the work over the holiday's and we will need to move the surge protector to do it, so I will show how easy it is to do!
Something I do when arriving at a site, before I even pull in, check I don’t have any power issues. First is checking the pedestal case isn’t hot, i.e. bad wiring. Then I’ll drive into the site and before doing anything else (i.e. chocking/levelling), I’ll plug the shore power into our electrical management system and check it’s happy. THEN I’ll set up and unhitch. I’d rather discover a shore power issue before I set up.
That's a great tip and something we do as well! In 3 years of fulltime travel and over 150 campgrounds we have only had one site where the pedestal had problems! Not everything we do makes it on the videos!
Those falling from the tree look like Black Walnut. I know some of the things like the poles annoy you, yet I see why they are needed. I have seen many people just tear up the grass surfaces well of the entrance pads even when it wasn't needed. You negotiated all of them without a problem. I agree with the check-in at that KOA and the clearance issues. But really most of the obstacles you point out I don't even see as a challenge, just a marker like a curb on a paved road.
I understand why they are using them as well, but the way they do it often times makes for either and difficult parking or difficult departure! It's not just a big rig thing either, a person with a 28ft bumper pull will be the same length as me and often times have more trouble than me negotiating these things! The point is not that I was able to navigate them with no problems, I should be able to I pull this thing fulltime I get a lot of practice, but what about the guy that only pulls his rig a few times a year? There has got to be a better way of laying camprounds out where you don't have to put up marker poles at every corner!
If they would build the campground with roads and sites set up correctly then there would be no need to drive on the grass to get in the site! And if there is no need to drive on the grass to get in the site then there is no need to put a pole there! The problem is not the pole its the design of the road and the site!
Walnuts is what those things are. And i wish i had warned you about the Wal-Mart you went to. I'd have suggested the Greenfield one over Lawrence. It's a high crime area. And a little note about the creek that runs through the campground. Hancock County has 4 campgrounds, and that creek runs through 3 of them.
We didn't know what they were, but they will get you if the wind starts blowing! That creek was pretty cool but also super inconvenient if you are trying to walk back and forth between the two sides of the park!
@PavingNewPaths S&H is the same but even harder to turn around in with big rigs. They too are on both sides of the creek. Heartland is the easiest to maneuver around but can be a bit tight at times. The other campground is about impossible to get around with large trailers.
I have been to Indianapolis KOA multiple times but never camping. I am one of their go to mobile RV tech. The worst part of the KOA is getting through the construction on I70. I have also enjoyed the fact that Mount Comfort RV is just outside the gate for getting parts.
Hey Kevin, at 11:23 of this video you let your ford get passed by a Wayne Transports semi, I'm a mechanic for the Wayne. Cool to see one of our trucks in your video. Keep up the good work man!
West Texas here. All the leaves get together and let loose on the same day. It’s really beautiful if you can catch it in the 20 minutes that it happens
We paid $70 / night in May 2003 for the exact same site! The main entrance was closed due to road construction, had to come in the back way by Mount Comfort RV. We hit a Red Tail Hawk on the way there from Springfield, Illinois on I 70. It knocked out my driver side headlight. That’s wasn’t fun. No fiberglass damage. BTW, we were in Cincinnati on Sept 5-7th. Stayed at the FMCA campground free one night and $20 a night after.
The price we paid was a little steep even if we would have been in season and the water park was open! I normally try to avoid KOA's but this one I booked because it was close to Indy and it looked like the least amount of drama for a big rig when getting in and out of the park compared to others we looked at!
@@PavingNewPaths Lake Haven Retreat is ok, nothing much for the kids but had decent pullthru sites for us in Indianapolis. We stayed there 3 nights in Sept. it’s closer to town. I don’t think it’s a good one for the kids. We liked it. The price was much better. I think I paid $45/night in September. It’s just 10-15 minutes to Lucas Stadium and downtown
None really! When we honk it leaving parks we do it when no one will think we are honking at them! All the other timed I have ever used it the person needed to know we were honking!
Your shopping trip just had me thinking about something. Could you guys do a video on some healthy family meals on the road? We are always trying to find the balance between convenience and health with RV living.
We could do a video on something like that! We are on a few weeks kick now of nothing but eating right at home and all of the meals we are doing are super easy and fast!
Your auto level needs to drop the front down about 6” to work. Some times I can’t use my blocks similar to yours so I had to make two that are 1/2 the height. I use them on the front many times. Safe travels.
I just know that it has to go below horizontal before it work! I can usually tell when it's not going to work, but we still take guesses and hit the button to see what happens!
Thanks so much for your kind comment! We try to make our videos stand out from all the other channels out there, so we are happy to hear you enjoy our content!
Precious. Absolutely precious seeing your little one taking the camera and talking to it. I find it very hard to talk to the camera. I’m ready for some Phil time! Stay safe out there!
Those things falling from the tree are walnuts. Put on some gloves and peel the soft outer part and the nut will be in the center, you'll have to crack the shell and the part we eat is inside.
I hope you bagged up some of those walnuts. Ashlyn is cute, great video. Put the walnuts in a bag they can dry like an onion bag and we would peel them and crack fresh walnuts when it was to cold to go outside. Nothing like a fresh pie with walnuts when it is 20 below zero. We have the leaves turning and all the corn is drying down so all kinds of fall colors. Stay safe and healthy.
We didn't because we didn't know what they were! We actually broke one open after a friend told us what they were here in Kentucky! Now that we know how to store them (thanks to you), we will be on the lookout for more! We love walnuts so cracking our own would be awesome!
There’s a lot of great parks in the area with lots of walking/biking trails. As a cincy native we look forward to see your adventures and what you got to experience. As of oct. 22 the foliage is great. As always great vid.
It's too bad you didn't get through Indiana before labor day and make a stop at Indiana Beach (amusement park) in Monticello. Great old-school amusement park, on a lake, that you'd never expect to see in the middle of Indiana. Found that a couple years ago and spent a beautiful week there. Maybe when the kids get bigger, and you get through there again, it is definitely worth a stop. Those things falling out of the tree look like they could have been walnuts. Save fun and safe travels!
That sounds awesome! Most of these stays from here on out back to Texas are us reusing credits we had from when Alecia broke her leg and we had to cancel the trip! When we originally booked this place it was in season and everything was open!
We have a surge protector, you just want see it! it is not one you have to plug into the pedestal! Ours is hardwired in and is a permanent part of the RV!
I kno that in philly the squirrels eat them and they leave the skin of that all over and it stains the cement green and does not come off..but i think there walnuts maybe..im jus a city boy tho..lol..love the videos..watch every week
You were right. They are black walnuts! And they leave big stains once they're busted open! We had no idea what they were! We appreciate you watching our videos every week!
You were in my neck of the woods, kinda. I live in Dayton. Your kids are all too cute! She did sound just like her mom how everything is cute 😄. Did you guys try Gold Star Chili or Skyline Chili while in Cincinnati? I hope you enjoy Kentucky, its always so laid back & slower paced there when i used to go visit my family in Bardstown.
We heard all about it and didn't get a chance to try it out! We actually just did outside fun when in Ohio and we decided not to go explore downtown Cincinatti! I can tell you we are already loving the fall change in this part of the country!
😂❤ enjoyed the adventure. Love the weekly challenges probably more than you do. I just like watching how you solve the issues. Maybe start getting a chainsaw out for all those wooden poles. 😂😂😂😂.
Good to see you all back in Ohio. We have a lot of black walnut on our property just north of Cincy. Can put a dent in your vehicle or a twist in your ankle.
Kevin it could be walnuts but it looks like pawpaws but welcome to Ohio we hope you enjoy your time here but next time you come back check out Big Bear Creek family campground in southern Ohio safe travels from Rick and Pam from southern Ohio at Big Bear Creek family campground
I have no idea what they are, but they will almost knock you out if they hit you! Our stay at Olive Branch was us reusing a credit we had with them from the trip we had planned a year ago before Alecia fell and broke her leg!
Well you two look refreshed. Hope you are all 100% feeling better. Funny we just left a campsite with the same challenges that you had. A hair pin turn to get to our site, you know how that goes when you tow a big rig, slow and steady. Plus our power was also on the passenger side of the rig. But our sewer dump was under the rig….. go figure!!! What were they thinking???
We are finally much better! Thanks! I can't imagine the sewer being on the wrong side! The kids would definitely want to play with the sewer tube if it was in our front yard!
Wow KOA's have gotten really expensive. I can realate to the whole restraunt indession. It take us 20 minutes to decide where we want to eat. On top of that we end up throwing out food because it goes bad. If you do the numbers it is crazy how much money you would save by changing your life style. We are in the midst of changing that. As I stated before we are downsizing and can hardly wait to start our RV life style. Another great video guys.
We started this year off really good eating right and not spending money on eating out! Then somewhere along the east coast we started eating out and enjoying the local restaurant's and it spun out of control on us! So now we are back to eating better and working out again! Yes KOA's have gotten really expensive!
Yes! The place was a good stay, but really way overpriced for what it was! We are way out of season as well, so I can only imagine the price in the summer!
Seeing meters on the pedestals -- do they charge you for the electricity based on the meter? Thank you for taking us to Ohio with you while we sit in our living room in South Dakota! 🙂
I’m sorry, but you’re always complaining about campgrounds putting poles or planting trees or other things in your way. Yet you’re driving a 4 door F350 pulling what I think you said was a 45ft beast!!! Do you think maybe it’s you?? Granted it’s a beautiful rig and you do have a family living full time in it, but still not everyone drives that kind of rig. Cut the campgrounds some slack!! FYI I do like the videos!!😊
I do like to give them a hard time because they need to stop making it hard for everyone to get to their sites! Did you know that a 28 ft bumper pull hooked to a 3/4ton short bed truck is just as long as me? But since I am a fifth wheel it is actually easier for me to get in the sites than a the guy with the 28ft rig hooked to his bumper! So before you say the problem is the guy with the 45ft rig, you should understand we are not as big as you think we are, and the things we point out are things that would help anyone!
@@PavingNewPaths please understand I wasn’t trying to be mean. I actually only do bumper pulls. And yes I actually used to pull a 32ft double slide beast, so that hooked to my 4 door truck was 53ft long. Yes I’ve been in some very tight situations and what was I thinking predicaments. But I only had myself to blame. That’s also why after my wife died I downsized and now pulling only a 20 footer! Much easier for me to handle on my own! 😁😁
@PavingNewPaths hehehe, yeah, and me with a 35' bumper pull and 3/4 ton HD, I know the fun it can be 😅. Just like where I'm parked now. One person couldn't believe I put it in this spot and they don't see how I will get out when I leave. Just takes practice 😉
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Walnuts camped once under a walnut tree kinda noise. 😊
I bet so! Don't get caught walking under them when the wind starts blowing!
Good to have the break! And the narrator at the end was awesome!
She did a great job!
Black Walnuts. Have 7 trees and pick them up every year.
Thanks! I don't think I have ever seen those in Texas, but we do have lots of Pecan trees!
Lovely
Thanks!
Black walnuts one dried out
Shows how much we know about tree's and nuts!
Easiest and tastiest crust, to me , is believe it or not is chef boyardee box of cheese pizza. Use hot water, very hot, and oil generously to rise in a warm place. Delicious with quality toppings. Sling a rope or extention cord under to fish it across. Its a nut, i think if ya peel it, there is something in there. Thanks for the video.
That is actually very interesting never even considered those to be good pizza's maybe we will have to give it a try!
Yea, if ya oil your fingers to spread the doe, it helps. Thanks again for your vid`s and sharing your families experiences.
Finally, lol, prebake for a couple min.
that was a walnut
Thank you! Can you tell we don't have many of those where we are from!
That looked like a walnut. We used to have a tree like that in our yard.
Yes they were walnuts!
we have seen some of those loose poles, i love them because I can remove them when needed for pulling in and out
Yes, that's always convenient!
Those were walnuts ? I don’t know either.
Good throw. Me being me would have tied a line to it. Throw the line then drag the cord.
Cause I like to work harder 😂😂
Good video, especially pointing out the post in the corners for people to hit.
Those walnuts will get you if the wind starts blowing! I really don't like when the add the rocks, poles and trees at every corner that I need to drive around!
We stayed at Olive Branch for an overnight last June. They gave us a nice spot so we didn't need to unhook our 44Ft FW & F450
It was a great campground, but we were there two weeks so we needed to unhook!
Try the Skyline and Gold star Chile I don't like either one. Mcgomery inn Ribs are good there. alone with Graeters ice cream
We have heard so much about the chilli in cinncinati, we will try and give it a try!
Do you have a surge protector? Didn’t see you hook one up. Just asking. I use a power watchdog. Excellent. ❤❤
Yes we do have one! We don't have one you have to plug in at the pedestal, we decided to get a permanent one and we hardwired it in on the RV side!
You guys don't use a surge protector, or do you have something set up on the inside?
We do it is a permanent one that is hard wired into the RV!
@@PavingNewPaths thanks! Do you have a video on that? If not would you consider doing one? I have a Hughes that is a PITA sometimes and it would be nice to have one internal.
I don't have a video about the install! But soon you will see a probelm we have and it's going require a big project to fix! We plan to do the work over the holiday's and we will need to move the surge protector to do it, so I will show how easy it is to do!
@@PavingNewPaths looking forward to it. Thanks!
Something I do when arriving at a site, before I even pull in, check I don’t have any power issues. First is checking the pedestal case isn’t hot, i.e. bad wiring. Then I’ll drive into the site and before doing anything else (i.e. chocking/levelling), I’ll plug the shore power into our electrical management system and check it’s happy. THEN I’ll set up and unhitch. I’d rather discover a shore power issue before I set up.
That's a great tip and something we do as well! In 3 years of fulltime travel and over 150 campgrounds we have only had one site where the pedestal had problems! Not everything we do makes it on the videos!
Those falling from the tree look like Black Walnut. I know some of the things like the poles annoy you, yet I see why they are needed. I have seen many people just tear up the grass surfaces well of the entrance pads even when it wasn't needed. You negotiated all of them without a problem. I agree with the check-in at that KOA and the clearance issues. But really most of the obstacles you point out I don't even see as a challenge, just a marker like a curb on a paved road.
I understand why they are using them as well, but the way they do it often times makes for either and difficult parking or difficult departure! It's not just a big rig thing either, a person with a 28ft bumper pull will be the same length as me and often times have more trouble than me negotiating these things! The point is not that I was able to navigate them with no problems, I should be able to I pull this thing fulltime I get a lot of practice, but what about the guy that only pulls his rig a few times a year? There has got to be a better way of laying camprounds out where you don't have to put up marker poles at every corner!
@@PavingNewPaths Actually I am pretty sure its the guy that only tows a few times a year tearing up the grass is why they are there.
If they would build the campground with roads and sites set up correctly then there would be no need to drive on the grass to get in the site! And if there is no need to drive on the grass to get in the site then there is no need to put a pole there! The problem is not the pole its the design of the road and the site!
Walnuts is what those things are. And i wish i had warned you about the Wal-Mart you went to. I'd have suggested the Greenfield one over Lawrence. It's a high crime area.
And a little note about the creek that runs through the campground. Hancock County has 4 campgrounds, and that creek runs through 3 of them.
We didn't know what they were, but they will get you if the wind starts blowing! That creek was pretty cool but also super inconvenient if you are trying to walk back and forth between the two sides of the park!
@PavingNewPaths S&H is the same but even harder to turn around in with big rigs. They too are on both sides of the creek. Heartland is the easiest to maneuver around but can be a bit tight at times. The other campground is about impossible to get around with large trailers.
Your family is really beautiful! I truly appreciate your content and love how engaging you are with your family. Safe travels and enjoy!
Thank you so much for your kind words! We really appreciate it and are glad to hear you enjoy our videos!
I have been to Indianapolis KOA multiple times but never camping. I am one of their go to mobile RV tech. The worst part of the KOA is getting through the construction on I70. I have also enjoyed the fact that Mount Comfort RV is just outside the gate for getting parts.
You're so right about that construction! It wasn't great!
Hey Kevin, at 11:23 of this video you let your ford get passed by a Wayne Transports semi, I'm a mechanic for the Wayne. Cool to see one of our trucks in your video. Keep up the good work man!
Oh we sure did! That's cool that you saw it in the video!
Nice, good job
Thanks so much!
Kevin, great video, better be careful I think someone might be taking over your channel in a few years. LOL
She's already asking for her own channel! Haha!
thanks for another great video!!! loved the bit at the end!!!
Thank you! She did great!
Those are black walnuts.And yes they will put a knot on your head.
They will also trip you if you looking up and step on one!
West Texas here. All the leaves get together and let loose on the same day. It’s really beautiful if you can catch it in the 20 minutes that it happens
That would be so cool to see!
Green ball is Black wallnut
Thanks, we had no idea!
Give lower sugar intake for the girls and that will help with bedtime. ❤❤
We do a pretty good job on what they eat, it's other habits we need to work on to get them to bed earlier!
Walnuts
Thanks, we had no idea!
Where is your surge protector and the stuff on the ground are black walnuts
Our surge protector is a permanently installed unit wired directly into the RV! We don't have one that you have to plug into the pedestal!
Kevin and Alicia, you are in “Buckeye” country!
I hear it's called "THE OHIO STATE"
We paid $70 / night in May 2003 for the exact same site!
The main entrance was closed due to road construction, had to come in the back way by Mount Comfort RV.
We hit a Red Tail Hawk on the way there from Springfield, Illinois on I 70. It knocked out my driver side headlight.
That’s wasn’t fun. No fiberglass damage.
BTW, we were in Cincinnati on Sept 5-7th. Stayed at the FMCA campground free one night and $20 a night after.
The FMCA campground is such a great deal. If you can use it, it pays for the membership with campground savings.
The price we paid was a little steep even if we would have been in season and the water park was open! I normally try to avoid KOA's but this one I booked because it was close to Indy and it looked like the least amount of drama for a big rig when getting in and out of the park compared to others we looked at!
@@PavingNewPaths
Lake Haven Retreat is ok, nothing much for the kids but had decent pullthru sites for us in Indianapolis. We stayed there 3 nights in Sept. it’s closer to town. I don’t think it’s a good one for the kids. We liked it. The price was much better. I think I paid $45/night in September. It’s just 10-15 minutes to Lucas Stadium and downtown
It served it's purpose, but most campgrounds with lots of amenities are not worth it after labor day! Your paying for things you can't even use!
Let me know when you are coming through IL. I work at a state park. I would love to have you here. Is it a walnut?
We are only passing through on our way home on this trip, but we will be back to the midwest for sure!
With your train horn, how many dirty looks or worse have you gotten? I love that sound.
None really! When we honk it leaving parks we do it when no one will think we are honking at them! All the other timed I have ever used it the person needed to know we were honking!
Your a great Team. Love the video.
We try to be on the same team as much as possible!
It’s a walnut they stain your hands
Thank you!
Great video. Black walnuts is what you were holding and can be poisonous to your dog . Something to do with mold. Safe travels
Thank you! We have never seen them before, and they will get you if the wind starts blowing!
Your shopping trip just had me thinking about something. Could you guys do a video on some healthy family meals on the road? We are always trying to find the balance between convenience and health with RV living.
We could do a video on something like that! We are on a few weeks kick now of nothing but eating right at home and all of the meals we are doing are super easy and fast!
That sounds awesome. I’m glad you guys are staying on track!❤️❤️❤️🎉🎉🙏
Electric on the wrong side, what are these folks thinking?
We wondered the same thing!
Well they went cheap by making it two hookups to one post. Saved on wire and posts. Unfortunately that's probably why they had power issues as well.
Your auto level needs to drop the front down about 6” to work. Some times I can’t use my blocks similar to yours so I had to make two that are 1/2 the height. I use them on the front many times.
Safe travels.
I just know that it has to go below horizontal before it work! I can usually tell when it's not going to work, but we still take guesses and hit the button to see what happens!
Thanks Kevin, You and Alicia have the best videos. I follow a bunch of channels and yours by for is the best. Glad your all well again. 😊 Kim
Thanks so much for your kind comment! We try to make our videos stand out from all the other channels out there, so we are happy to hear you enjoy our content!
Precious. Absolutely precious seeing your little one taking the camera and talking to it. I find it very hard to talk to the camera. I’m ready for some Phil time! Stay safe out there!
Thank you! She did a great job talking to the camera! You're in luck I hear Phil will be on the channel again soon!
Those things falling from the tree are walnuts. Put on some gloves and peel the soft outer part and the nut will be in the center, you'll have to crack the shell and the part we eat is inside.
They are everywhere and if you get hit with them they don't feel great!
Be careful with the outer part of the walnut they will stain your hands or anything else the touch! Let them dry out until they are brown and dry.
Ashlyn is growing up so fast. And she is so cute. Glad you are all rested up and feeling better.
They are all growing like crazy now! Thank you we are so glad to be feeling better!
I hope you bagged up some of those walnuts. Ashlyn is cute, great video. Put the walnuts in a bag they can dry like an onion bag and we would peel them and crack fresh walnuts when it was to cold to go outside. Nothing like a fresh pie with walnuts when it is 20 below zero. We have the leaves turning and all the corn is drying down so all kinds of fall colors. Stay safe and healthy.
We didn't because we didn't know what they were! We actually broke one open after a friend told us what they were here in Kentucky! Now that we know how to store them (thanks to you), we will be on the lookout for more! We love walnuts so cracking our own would be awesome!
@@PavingNewPaths We use to get 4-5 100 pound gunny sacks filled for winter cracking.
So precious. She enjoys cuteness
Everything was so cute! In fairness, her Mama is the same way when it comes to cute stuff!
You should visit the Creation Museum while in Cincinnati area. Also, that might be some type of nut in that spongy ball. Maybe a walnut?
Thanks for the tip! We will look into check that out!
You folks are amazing! Thanks for sharing your lifestyle and adventures.
You're so kind! Thanks so much! We appreciate you watching!
Black walnuts.
Thanks! we had no idea when we filmed this video!
Love your family! Don’t blink they will be 35 before you know it
You're so right! It feels like the kids have grown soooo much on this trip! It goes by so fast!
There’s a lot of great parks in the area with lots of walking/biking trails. As a cincy native we look forward to see your adventures and what you got to experience. As of oct. 22 the foliage is great. As always great vid.
In our next video we go exploring the area! Our videos run about weeks behind but the fall change was starting pretty good when we were there!
I believe thats a black walnut tree from what I can tell.
You are correct! We had never seen one before!
@PavingNewPaths I have some on my property so I was pretty certain.
Walnut
It was crazy how many of them were falling!
It's too bad you didn't get through Indiana before labor day and make a stop at Indiana Beach (amusement park) in Monticello. Great old-school amusement park, on a lake, that you'd never expect to see in the middle of Indiana. Found that a couple years ago and spent a beautiful week there. Maybe when the kids get bigger, and you get through there again, it is definitely worth a stop. Those things falling out of the tree look like they could have been walnuts. Save fun and safe travels!
That sounds awesome! Most of these stays from here on out back to Texas are us reusing credits we had from when Alecia broke her leg and we had to cancel the trip! When we originally booked this place it was in season and everything was open!
Walnuts like that hurt. The truck and camper will have dents along with your noggin. Better be quick or dent on the head will appear.
They do hurt, and if you are looking up watching for them the ones on the ground will trip you up! It's like they are trying to get you!
Do you not have surge protector to check power before you plug in?
We have a surge protector, you just want see it! it is not one you have to plug into the pedestal! Ours is hardwired in and is a permanent part of the RV!
Black Walnut seeds.
Thank you!
Looking good!!!! Did you lose some weight!? Whatever you doing… keep it up.
Thanks so much! We have been eating healthier and trying to move our bodies more!
I kno that in philly the squirrels eat them and they leave the skin of that all over and it stains the cement green and does not come off..but i think there walnuts maybe..im jus a city boy tho..lol..love the videos..watch every week
You were right. They are black walnuts! And they leave big stains once they're busted open! We had no idea what they were! We appreciate you watching our videos every week!
You were in my neck of the woods, kinda. I live in Dayton. Your kids are all too cute! She did sound just like her mom how everything is cute 😄. Did you guys try Gold Star Chili or Skyline Chili while in Cincinnati? I hope you enjoy Kentucky, its always so laid back & slower paced there when i used to go visit my family in Bardstown.
We heard all about it and didn't get a chance to try it out! We actually just did outside fun when in Ohio and we decided not to go explore downtown Cincinatti! I can tell you we are already loving the fall change in this part of the country!
What a cool park! Glad y’all had that well deserved rest. Take care. Xoxo
It was great! Amd we are definitely glad to be on the flip side of feeling bad!
You should do a video on your pups. You rarely memtion them.
Buddy is actually in a lot of our videos! But we will try to include him more!
@@PavingNewPaths Thank you
I’m critically low on corn, you guys really need to find some corn fields 😂
Let me go look outside for some! Seems to be everywhere here!
😂❤ enjoyed the adventure. Love the weekly challenges probably more than you do. I just like watching how you solve the issues. Maybe start getting a chainsaw out for all those wooden poles. 😂😂😂😂.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video! Those wooden poles are a big deal in the Midwest so far!
Good to see you all back in Ohio. We have a lot of black walnut on our property just north of Cincy. Can put a dent in your vehicle or a twist in your ankle.
You for sure have to watch out when walking, they will take you out from the sky or trip you up on the ground!
Kevin it could be walnuts but it looks like pawpaws but welcome to Ohio we hope you enjoy your time here but next time you come back check out Big Bear Creek family campground in southern Ohio safe travels from Rick and Pam from southern Ohio at Big Bear Creek family campground
I have no idea what they are, but they will almost knock you out if they hit you! Our stay at Olive Branch was us reusing a credit we had with them from the trip we had planned a year ago before Alecia fell and broke her leg!
Well you two look refreshed. Hope you are all 100% feeling better. Funny we just left a campsite with the same challenges that you had. A hair pin turn to get to our site, you know how that goes when you tow a big rig, slow and steady. Plus our power was also on the passenger side of the rig. But our sewer dump was under the rig….. go figure!!! What were they thinking???
We are finally much better! Thanks! I can't imagine the sewer being on the wrong side! The kids would definitely want to play with the sewer tube if it was in our front yard!
Alecia always looks good 👍 driving the big Ford it suits her
She does a great job driving it!
Wow KOA's have gotten really expensive. I can realate to the whole restraunt indession. It take us 20 minutes to decide where we want to eat. On top of that we end up throwing out food because it goes bad. If you do the numbers it is crazy how much money you would save by changing your life style. We are in the midst of changing that. As I stated before we are downsizing and can hardly wait to start our RV life style. Another great video guys.
We started this year off really good eating right and not spending money on eating out! Then somewhere along the east coast we started eating out and enjoying the local restaurant's and it spun out of control on us! So now we are back to eating better and working out again! Yes KOA's have gotten really expensive!
they look like black walnuts
Yes, that's what they were! We had no idea!
Great live n video Kev n family , Alecia should driving soon she due
Thanks
Dang! For that price they should have a turn-down service and chocolate mints on your pillows every night and breakfast in bed the next morning!!! 🙃
Yes! The place was a good stay, but really way overpriced for what it was! We are way out of season as well, so I can only imagine the price in the summer!
Seeing meters on the pedestals -- do they charge you for the electricity based on the meter? Thank you for taking us to Ohio with you while we sit in our living room in South Dakota! 🙂
They might charge depending on the type of stay you have, but they didn't charge us!
I’m sorry, but you’re always complaining about campgrounds putting poles or planting trees or other things in your way. Yet you’re driving a 4 door F350 pulling what I think you said was a 45ft beast!!! Do you think maybe it’s you?? Granted it’s a beautiful rig and you do have a family living full time in it, but still not everyone drives that kind of rig. Cut the campgrounds some slack!! FYI I do like the videos!!😊
I do like to give them a hard time because they need to stop making it hard for everyone to get to their sites! Did you know that a 28 ft bumper pull hooked to a 3/4ton short bed truck is just as long as me? But since I am a fifth wheel it is actually easier for me to get in the sites than a the guy with the 28ft rig hooked to his bumper! So before you say the problem is the guy with the 45ft rig, you should understand we are not as big as you think we are, and the things we point out are things that would help anyone!
@@PavingNewPaths please understand I wasn’t trying to be mean. I actually only do bumper pulls. And yes I actually used to pull a 32ft double slide beast, so that hooked to my 4 door truck was 53ft long. Yes I’ve been in some very tight situations and what was I thinking predicaments. But I only had myself to blame. That’s also why after my wife died I downsized and now pulling only a 20 footer! Much easier for me to handle on my own! 😁😁
@PavingNewPaths hehehe, yeah, and me with a 35' bumper pull and 3/4 ton HD, I know the fun it can be 😅. Just like where I'm parked now. One person couldn't believe I put it in this spot and they don't see how I will get out when I leave. Just takes practice 😉
Walnuts
They are sticky when they’re green. Usually
You better watch out when the wind starts blowing!