Slim. When you weave your worldly wisdoms i am always struck with the amount of comfort they afford me. Thank you as always and keep on truckin. From the flatlands of Alberta Goodnight senor. Monty
Worst thing you can do is urbanize wildlife with human food or selfishly calling them to you for selfies. You remove their fear of man which often equals a death sentence for some of them. But some people just can't help themselves. Looking forward to your next one. Cheers. 👍
Add a yoga mat to the kit...makes crawling around on the gravel much more gentle. I use mine in conjunction with the folded tarp. Tip #2: crank that spare tire down and lube everything real good once or twice a year otherwise it may not come down when you actually need it to do so. I sure admire your work and appreciate the effort you put in to bring me along with you.
Another great video, Slim! I love how you handle the challenges of boondocking with humor and grace. You are an inspiration to all of us who love nature and travel. 👍
Thanks for taking us along Slim. I love all that you have to show in your videos and your wit and humor! The storm portion was awesome , I love looking at the clouds and seeing shapes , things , people and animals in them, also the same for rock formations.
Oh Slim you brought back a funny memory of me tying up my tail pipe with my Mothers Macrame that she had been working in in the back seat while we were on our way to see my sister in Toronto.❤️🇨🇦
I like the show up and pay machines instead of making online reservations that allow people to occupy a site even if they don’t show up. Next time I’m back at Amistad I’m going to check out 406. Thanks for that.
Hi Slim great camping spot amazing scenery, beautiful fox and goats,the sunset was awesome your burrito looks delicious magnificent sunrise thanks for sharing stay safe
Dear Slim, I adore your sense of humour! I burst out laughing during your burrito segment as I did at your Fred Flintstone joke in your previous video. Thank you so much for the beautiful sceneries and joy you bring us. 💙 from La belle Province 😉
Never thought of heating a burrito that way. Looks like burritos are back on the menu. That place is amazing. Loved the goats. Hope that big bird didn't hurt that baby. YOU SIR ARE MY FAVORITE MALE YOU TUBER!!! A SLIM VIDEO IS A BIG TREAT
Slim, thoroughly loved this video👍👍👍 You have a way of drawing interest into nature, and I put myself right there. Thank you so much! What a Pleasure to watch!! 👍🤓
Hi Slim, just love your DIY nature, nothing seems to faze you, you just find bits and pieces you keep around and work them into your repairs until you can get to a repair center
Really enjoyed this video. And you are definitely stirring up my desire to hook up my Aliner and explore Texas. Your filming and narration are at a professional level! Reminds me of another Canadian narrator I always enjoyed. Lorne Greene! Safe Travels!!
My spur 406 story. Great choice. You feel like your on a private South West Texas ranch remote camping Vs the reality of 15 min from downtown Del Rio. In late Feb and Mar the Wisconsin Snowbirds start to show up at the Spur. Here is why: the warmth. I recall being at that very camp spot next to the freshly built vaulted toilet 1995 the first week of Jan. I was freezing at daybreak in my tent/cot for the temp had fallen to 29 F. The sun came up and started to heat the tent then by 10:30 am it was 95 inside the tent. I was sweating! The southern sun will warm the coldest morning in a hurry in SW Texas. Also you can swim there. I noticed the lake is down by 45 ft which makes the water more "cloudy." As a rule you just walk down the the spur road until you are in chest deep water. The best swimming is "$10/night governors landing" next to the bridges. The water is more clear due to the rocky terrain at that point, and the canyons are steep making for deep water. I have seen visibility underwater at 50 ft in April. The other advantage of this camp sight are the commanding views of the lake and the sun set over the RR Bridge and lake which is about 150 ft deep when the lake is full. Remind the Northerns who visit us: how fast weather can change here. I recall driving from the Del Rio sector to Cloudcroft/ Sierra Blanca peak in a snow storm. I counted over 200 "not-heads" and their autos in the ditches. Most were around the Tex/NM state line which is Carlsbad/Hobbs. Well I will close with how is the heater working. That subject lead me to watch a couple of your videos in the past. Enjoyed those and your recent videos of my home.
Another great video! We always go through different emotions with you. From,awe of the beauty to great laughter. I love clouds and that cloud shot was amazing! Can’t wait to see where you go next!
Currently camped at this very spot. Goats came by a couple days ago, it was great. Have seen several turkey and more deer than we can count. Would love to see that fox! Warm and very windy today, hoping for a clear day for the eclipse. Thanks for the video, you helped us decide to give this area a try.
@@daniellee5147 Used to live in Reno. Been all over northern Nevada. Reno was a great little city years ago. Had fun in several movies . BLIND FURY was the best.
HI SLIM 👋 YOUR T REX TO ME LOOKED LIKE A WILD HORSE 🐎 WALKING ? LOVE THE WILDLIFE THAT CAME TO VISIT THE NEW STRANGER / NEIGHBOR ! LIKE PRIMITIVE CAMPING 🏕 BE SAFE ! HAVE FUN 😊 GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS ON YOUR ADVENTURES 🙏 ENJOYED ❤️ THANK YOU 😊 🙏
I enjoy our channel so much because it's not the boring same old, same old activity--how many mountain does one needs to climb, how many rocks need I see the climber climb--with your channel there is a good variety to keep things interesting, from the simple to the more complicated, from the unexpected to the planned agenda--and isn't life like that, a mix variety of many different events! Yes, it is and thank you for your sincere sharing. Best of the best to ya!
Hello from San Antonio, TX! Love your latest videos driving through Texas, especially the ones at South Padre and Lake Amistad. I've been bass fishing that lake since 1998 when my brother in law moved there. I love that part of Texas, 2nd to my favorite place at the coast, Port Mansfield, TX. You were near Port Mansfield. I leave my small RV in Port Mansfield at an RV park from mid May through August. I fish in Port Mansfield all summer long. Can't wait to see your next Texas video. Safe travels!
Slim... outstanding video! What a piece of art. Your videography and narration was perfection. You have incredible talent. Thanks for the cooking idea for a bean burrito. It looks alot better cooked your way than in the microwave. Next time I'll give it a try. Those clouds were incredible by the way...great shots. As usual, you leave me in anticipation waiting for your next video.
Hi Slim! Nice area to travel in. Up her in NH we are experiencing warm weather but a snow storm to follow. I remember in your last video seeing that tail pipe hanging a bit low. A good shop should be able to heat it up and hammer it back to round saving you a replacement pipe. And a hanger is pretty cheap. Love the cheap meal. I made up some bacon wrapped hotdogs the other day. Man those were salty good! Safe travels! -Jon
Nice video. I appreciate seeing the area there. My husband and I camped there several times many years ago when we would go out to the Big Bend area. We never saw any goats but have seen fox and coyotes and a couple really big rattlesnakes. Be careful !
Love the scenic view the mountains, the Sun,the goats, the sound of nature...goats are Amazing climbers to watch...great job on the tailpipe...that burrito looked yummy without the catsup...give me some salsa ,and im good..Thanks for the awesome video ...
Looks like your little trailer needs some aluminum diamond plate gravel guards on the lower front corners. Once the gel-coat is penetrated, the glass resin will degrade due water intrusion and the capillary effect and create a soft spot which can spread. I have repaired many a boat with that type of damage and seen it on fiberglass trailers on the roofs where penetrations from mountings or vents are present. As an alternative, a heavy/thick self adhesive vinyl or butyl rubber or a spray on gravel guard coating could be used. I also noticed when you were repairing the exhaust, that your truck doesn't have gravel/rock/mud guards, something your trailer could benefit from and could use, too.. I'm a weather geek, so thanks for the cloud pics.
Wonderful Photo's. the only kind you get at a travel info center - here you get in real life.. Funny how I'm viewing your trip from episode 7 backwards to episode 1. Glad to see you are safe.
It's great seeing you chilling out on a slightly chilly day. I hope you enjoy a bowl of stew with chili in it. Yum! I love thunderstorm! As long as there is no big hail, or tornadoes they are fine.
Slim- I think you showed a great shot of constellation with Beetlejuice. That spot would be great to see it explode. Although you might not want to actually be there at the time.
All my cars have a couple "universal tailpipe hangers' in them. Most folks call them wire coat hangers 😅 That rebar wire is also in there, just too handy for everything. I even fixed a broken leaf srpring with a roll of it and vice-grips once; got me to where I could do a proper fix 😎 Texas storms can be beautiful and intense so checking radar and warnings online is advisable. You also need to be aware to not set up in a wash, as flash floods in desert environs can come faster than you can get away. Can't wait to see where you're headed next and glad I'm not downwind of you after the cheap burrito 🤣 Safe Travels and enjoy life 👍
My Mom, God rest her soul, used to sing The Streets of Loredo when doing housework. So calming. I knew she was happy when she sang. I do it now too! And I spy a young cowboy and his name is Slim!
Came through that area heading west 4 years ago and was surprised of the high desert environment. Drove through a white out snow storm for a couple hours pulling my trailer. Had to decide to turn around or push on. It was the scariest time for me ever pulling. I got to the little town of Alpine for the night and temperatures had dropped to 20°f and there was 6” of fresh snow. I was happy to be in the RV park with electric. Lol. Headed on to Big Bend after that then back north to the other National Parks in NM and Texas. If you haven’t been to Roswell, NM it was interesting quick visit. And try White Sands NM too.
Just a thought, install 2 or 3 solar panels on top of your truck camper top, and a few lithium battery’s in the bed of the truck with power running into the trailer
Being a Silverado owner, first thing that comes to mind, is get ready for a lot of on the road repairs , they get sweeter all the time, at least mine has...lol
I love your videos, Slim. While you were walking the rocks in that area, I can't help but be concerned about rattlesnakes in the area where you were hiking. Still a little early for them to come out of hibernation, but they are there, and I just wanted to remind you of them and to be careful. ☮
Roughly where your bent exhaust pipe is, I cut off the end (tip) at a downward angle. No more exhaust issues catching off road. What a beautiful night shot with the stars.
It looked as if that deer was giving you the 'once over', he saw that you weren't wearing any florescent colored clothing, so he then went about his merry way. And that ketchup topped burrito would give me indigestion, not to mention the stadium cheese nachos.....take care and travel on !!
Easy fix on that tailpipe, won’t leave you - exhausted.
haha...A new Punster!!
🤭
Badumpbump-tishhh!😂
😂😂😂❤
😊👍❤️❤️❤️
As all others that watch Slim, we really enjoy your videos. Your videos, in our opinion, are the best.
Slim. When you weave your worldly wisdoms i am always struck with the amount of comfort they afford me. Thank you as always and keep on truckin. From the flatlands of Alberta Goodnight senor. Monty
Worst thing you can do is urbanize wildlife with human food or selfishly calling them to you for selfies. You remove their fear of man which often equals a death sentence for some of them. But some people just can't help themselves.
Looking forward to your next one. Cheers. 👍
Add a yoga mat to the kit...makes crawling around on the gravel much more gentle. I use mine in conjunction with the folded tarp.
Tip #2: crank that spare tire down and lube everything real good once or twice a year otherwise it may not come down when you actually need it to do so. I sure admire your work and appreciate the effort you put in to bring me along with you.
Especially being a maritime truck exposed to salt air all the time.
أنا لم أنزل الإطار الإحتياطي مذ ١٠ سنين 😬
Another great video, Slim! I love how you handle the challenges of boondocking with humor and grace. You are an inspiration to all of us who love nature and travel. 👍
Thanks for taking us along Slim. I love all that you have to show in your videos and your wit and humor! The storm portion was awesome , I love looking at the clouds and seeing shapes , things , people and animals in them, also the same for rock formations.
I love how you show animals in your videos. You love nature like many of us watching.
Oh Slim you brought back a funny memory of me tying up my tail pipe with my Mothers Macrame that she had been working in in the back seat while we were on our way to see my sister in Toronto.❤️🇨🇦
I love camping in a storm, on gravel sites. The thunder, lightning, rain, down rush, all magical.
try a little house boat in winter with snow sitting by a wood stove A
صدق ظرسك عليك بسيارة الدفع الرباعي ثم إنطلق 😁
Howdy Slim! We have a saying in Texas - 'Don't like the weather in Texas? Give it a few minutes and it'll change."
Slim making Monday mornings tolerable. Keep up the good work!
First time I've seen goats wandering through a campsite.
Awesome cloud footage.
I like the show up and pay machines instead of making online reservations that allow people to occupy a site even if they don’t show up. Next time I’m back at Amistad I’m
going to check out 406. Thanks for that.
Love those thunder storm views 😊❤
Love the storm footage and the goats! Thanks Slim! Great way to start the day with one of your posts!
Hi Slim great camping spot amazing scenery, beautiful fox and goats,the sunset was awesome your burrito looks delicious magnificent sunrise thanks for sharing stay safe
Gas station creations… how profound! 😂. Good luck in the morning.
Dear Slim, I adore your sense of humour! I burst out laughing during your burrito segment as I did at your Fred Flintstone joke in your previous video. Thank you so much for the beautiful sceneries and joy you bring us. 💙 from La belle Province 😉
Never thought of heating a burrito that way. Looks like burritos are back on the menu. That place is amazing. Loved the goats. Hope that big bird didn't hurt that baby. YOU SIR ARE MY FAVORITE MALE YOU TUBER!!! A SLIM VIDEO IS A BIG TREAT
That was a beautiful fox. Thanks for the photo. That was a very interesting stop at Amistad Reservoir. The stars must have been amazing!
Slim, thoroughly loved this video👍👍👍 You have a way of drawing interest into nature, and I put myself right there. Thank you so much! What a Pleasure to watch!! 👍🤓
Hi Slim, just love your DIY nature, nothing seems to faze you, you just find bits and pieces you keep around and work them into your repairs until you can get to a repair center
Really enjoyed this video. And you are definitely stirring up my desire to hook up my Aliner and explore Texas. Your filming and narration are at a professional level! Reminds me of another Canadian narrator I always enjoyed. Lorne Greene! Safe Travels!!
Thanks Slim for the Monday morning travel show.
I just adore you sir. You have given me endless hours of entertainment..thank you! Love your personality!😊❤
All of us 😊
The ketchup on the burrito was pretty funny after I gasped in horror. 😂
My spur 406 story. Great choice. You feel like your on a private South West Texas ranch remote camping Vs the reality of 15 min from downtown Del Rio. In late Feb and Mar the Wisconsin Snowbirds start to show up at the Spur. Here is why: the warmth. I recall being at that very camp spot next to the freshly built vaulted toilet 1995 the first week of Jan. I was freezing at daybreak in my tent/cot for the temp had fallen to 29 F. The sun came up and started to heat the tent then by 10:30 am it was 95 inside the tent. I was sweating! The southern sun will warm the coldest morning in a hurry in SW Texas. Also you can swim there. I noticed the lake is down by 45 ft which makes the water more "cloudy." As a rule you just walk down the the spur road until you are in chest deep water. The best swimming is "$10/night governors landing" next to the bridges. The water is more clear due to the rocky terrain at that point, and the canyons are steep making for deep water. I have seen visibility underwater at 50 ft in April. The other advantage of this camp sight are the commanding views of the lake and the sun set over the RR Bridge and lake which is about 150 ft deep when the lake is full. Remind the Northerns who visit us: how fast weather can change here. I recall driving from the Del Rio sector to Cloudcroft/ Sierra Blanca peak in a snow storm. I counted over 200 "not-heads" and their autos in the ditches. Most were around the Tex/NM state line which is Carlsbad/Hobbs. Well I will close with how is the heater working. That subject lead me to watch a couple of your videos in the past. Enjoyed those and your recent videos of my home.
Slim another one! TY! l miss the cash in envelope trust factor camping. Never been one for credit card exposure but it is the way of the world now!
I preferred cash until I witnessed a guy trying to pry out a payment in Alaska. After that, we took a video of cash payments, just in case.
@@diann546 Smart that 2 is also how, unfortunate as it is, things are as well :(
Another great video! We always go through different emotions with you. From,awe of the beauty to great laughter. I love clouds and that cloud shot was amazing! Can’t wait to see where you go next!
Ho my love it be safe it is beautiful thank you so much 👍👍👍👍👍👍 love Bonnie calera al
Maybe zip ties would help secure the tail pipe with the broken hanger bushing? Rebar wire is good.
Great episode. I’m always impressed with your resourcefulness and ability to make repairs when you’re out there!
So thankful i get to travel via your videos.
Always A+
ps Not cheap...frugal!
You always seem to find the greatest locations. Enjoy your stay my friend.
Currently camped at this very spot. Goats came by a couple days ago, it was great. Have seen several turkey and more deer than we can count. Would love to see that fox!
Warm and very windy today, hoping for a clear day for the eclipse.
Thanks for the video, you helped us decide to give this area a try.
Ah yes you uploaded right before work. This'll make the morning better!
I'm in Mountain Time now. My videos will get released later in the day than normal for the next little while! SP
@@SlimPotatohead ah 6:45 am here in northern Nevada! Always love your uploads! Safe travels!
@@daniellee5147
Used to live in Reno. Been all over northern Nevada. Reno was a great little city years ago. Had fun in several movies . BLIND FURY was the best.
👍😎Great opportunity to get aquainted with places we'd have trouble seeing.
Thanks for guiding us to the next stop.... 🛑
HI SLIM 👋
YOUR T REX TO ME LOOKED LIKE A WILD HORSE 🐎 WALKING ? LOVE THE WILDLIFE THAT CAME TO VISIT THE NEW STRANGER / NEIGHBOR ! LIKE PRIMITIVE CAMPING 🏕 BE SAFE ! HAVE FUN 😊 GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS ON YOUR ADVENTURES 🙏 ENJOYED ❤️ THANK YOU 😊 🙏
I
Loved watching the goats!!!
Slim, ur videos r so great!! Ur poetic description of nature is beautiful!!
Hello dear friend ... love you adventures it macke my days... happy to see you again 😊
Hey, I grew up in Texas and camped in this area many times. It is wonderfulllllllll
We want more! We want more! . LOL... but just do what moves you. We'll be here. 😊
Now those goats ...
THEY were boondocking. 😅
I enjoy our channel so much because it's not the boring same old, same old activity--how many mountain does one needs to climb, how many rocks need I see the climber climb--with your channel there is a good variety to keep things interesting, from the simple to the more complicated, from the unexpected to the planned agenda--and isn't life like that, a mix variety of many different events! Yes, it is and thank you for your sincere sharing. Best of the best to ya!
HEY! Good morning Slim! What an awesome opening thumbnail!!
Good Morning Richard!
Hello from San Antonio, TX! Love your latest videos driving through Texas, especially the ones at South Padre and Lake Amistad. I've been bass fishing that lake since 1998 when my brother in law moved there. I love that part of Texas, 2nd to my favorite place at the coast, Port Mansfield, TX. You were near Port Mansfield. I leave my small RV in Port Mansfield at an RV park from mid May through August. I fish in Port Mansfield all summer long. Can't wait to see your next Texas video. Safe travels!
Slim... outstanding video! What a piece of art. Your videography and narration was perfection. You have incredible talent. Thanks for the cooking idea for a bean burrito. It looks alot better cooked your way than in the microwave. Next time I'll give it a try. Those clouds were incredible by the way...great shots. As usual, you leave me in anticipation waiting for your next video.
Tator the clip of the double rainbow & lightening bolts was very cool! Goats were a nice sight too! ❤
Hi Slim! Nice area to travel in. Up her in NH we are experiencing warm weather but a snow storm to follow.
I remember in your last video seeing that tail pipe hanging a bit low. A good shop should be able to heat it up and hammer it back to round saving you a replacement pipe. And a hanger is pretty cheap.
Love the cheap meal. I made up some bacon wrapped hotdogs the other day. Man those were salty good!
Safe travels!
-Jon
Yeah, 78 here in South East Texas yesterday and this morning 43...geezz...🤠
Breath taking cinematography! You really pic the locations, lighting and camera angles. Love it all!
I love your poetic language. You are very creative with your words. Makes a great story teller
Nice video. I appreciate seeing the area there. My husband and I camped there several times many years ago when we would go out to the Big Bend area. We never saw any goats but have seen fox and coyotes and a couple really big rattlesnakes. Be careful !
Slim, thanks again for a pleasant visit...stay safe and be well....
Saw the notification for a Slim video this morning. Unfortunately, had to wait until now to watch. Great way to end the day.😊
Believe me, you can't get more creative with a burrito than that 😂😂
Been enjoying what you do Slim for years now. Glad to see you keep going.
Love the scenic view the mountains, the Sun,the goats, the sound of nature...goats are Amazing climbers to watch...great job on the tailpipe...that burrito looked yummy without the catsup...give me some salsa ,and im good..Thanks for the awesome video ...
Most Americans would call that a healthy meal and so small. Nice video, thanks
Slim that burrito WAS delicious! Thanks!!!😂
You're welcome! Do you need the virtual toilet now ?!?
Yessssss!!!!😝
Dude... was that ketchup you put on your burrito??
@@nealwright5630 I almost left the channel after seeing that 😂
@@mitch8831 Yeah man ketchup is like weird....😝😝😝
Looks like your little trailer needs some aluminum diamond plate gravel guards on the lower front corners.
Once the gel-coat is penetrated, the glass resin will degrade due water intrusion and the capillary effect and create a soft spot which can spread. I have repaired many a boat with that type of damage and seen it on fiberglass trailers on the roofs where penetrations from mountings or vents are present.
As an alternative, a heavy/thick self adhesive vinyl or butyl rubber or a spray on gravel guard coating could be used. I also noticed when you were repairing the exhaust, that your truck doesn't have gravel/rock/mud guards, something your trailer could benefit from and could use, too..
I'm a weather geek, so thanks for the cloud pics.
Beautiful night sky, great setup!
Wonderful Photo's. the only kind you get at a travel info center - here you get in real life.. Funny how I'm viewing your trip from episode 7 backwards to episode 1. Glad to see you are safe.
Time to sit back with some 🍿 and enjoy your video.✌️
It's great seeing you chilling out on a slightly chilly day. I hope you enjoy a bowl of stew with chili in it. Yum! I love thunderstorm! As long as there is no big hail, or tornadoes they are fine.
Slim- I think you showed a great shot of constellation with Beetlejuice. That spot would be great to see it explode. Although you might not want to actually be there at the time.
I remember fixing my momma's exhaust with a coat hanger. It was still there years later when she sold it. She told that story to everyone! 😅
I always like it when you have a fixer-upper on the road . It amazes me what you can do On the road .
We all need more of slim videos in our life !!!!❤😊
All my cars have a couple "universal tailpipe hangers' in them. Most folks call them wire coat hangers 😅 That rebar wire is also in there, just too handy for everything. I even fixed a broken leaf srpring with a roll of it and vice-grips once; got me to where I could do a proper fix 😎 Texas storms can be beautiful and intense so checking radar and warnings online is advisable. You also need to be aware to not set up in a wash, as flash floods in desert environs can come faster than you can get away. Can't wait to see where you're headed next and glad I'm not downwind of you after the cheap burrito 🤣 Safe Travels and enjoy life 👍
Outstanding as always.Thanks for sharing and taking us along
My Mom, God rest her soul, used to sing The Streets of Loredo when doing housework. So calming. I knew she was happy when she sang. I do it now too! And I spy a young cowboy and his name is Slim!
Came through that area heading west 4 years ago and was surprised of the high desert environment. Drove through a white out snow storm for a couple hours pulling my trailer. Had to decide to turn around or push on. It was the scariest time for me ever pulling. I got to the little town of Alpine for the night and temperatures had dropped to 20°f and there was 6” of fresh snow. I was happy to be in the RV park with electric. Lol. Headed on to Big Bend after that then back north to the other National Parks in NM and Texas. If you haven’t been to Roswell, NM it was interesting quick visit. And try White Sands NM too.
I think we have the best clouds, storms and sunsets here in Texas.
Happy to live here.
great stuff Slim thanks. safe travels
wow what a lovely fox
Just a thought, install 2 or 3 solar panels on top of your truck camper top, and a few lithium battery’s in the bed of the truck with power running into the trailer
Good video. You are not cheap but frugal. LOL Your dinner looked good and quick.
Totally funny the burrito bit, cold here where ahm at just put biscuts in the oven and sat down then the burrito bit.
Being a Silverado owner, first thing that comes to mind, is get ready for a lot of on the road repairs , they get sweeter all the time, at least mine has...lol
If I had ANY brand someone would say that! Any real tips?
once again a great video, keep on traveling.
That was funny about letting me try some of your food. Nice video slim.
Enjoyed it very much. Thanks, Slim.
Thank you.
Sitting at Amistad watching Slim at Amistad. Must have passed you on the road
Simply Wonderful Slim! Thanks once again for taking the time to share this. The fox was stunningly beautiful!
Some of that landscape is otherworldly! The storm clouds really added to the feeling👍👍
You have a nice bunch of 'kids', Slim!! Great footage of Texas.
Another informative and fun video! Thank you!
Nice Marty Robbins/Johnny Cash reference! Thanks for all of the helpful and inspirational videos! Safe journey fellow traveler!
That's Heavy brother! Keep on truckin in tha free world!😎✌️
He seems to approach life with calmness and contentment.
I love your videos, Slim. While you were walking the rocks in that area, I can't help but be concerned about rattlesnakes in the area where you were hiking. Still a little early for them to come out of hibernation, but they are there, and I just wanted to remind you of them and to be careful. ☮
Roughly where your bent exhaust pipe is, I cut off the end (tip) at a downward angle. No more exhaust issues catching off road.
What a beautiful night shot with the stars.
If that was my granddaddy’s camper, it would be named “Oot and Aboot.” Growing up in Quebec does that to ya!
Loved this one ...
The fox was awesome to see, even though it was baited in. Thar was a rugged campsite but very cool to see. Thanks!!
Loved the goats! Your videos are always great and your videography is wonderful. Thanks for sharing
It looked as if that deer was giving you the 'once over', he saw that you weren't wearing any florescent colored clothing, so he then went about his merry way. And that ketchup topped burrito would give me indigestion, not to mention the stadium cheese nachos.....take care and travel on !!