For those of you who have asked, we've just added a link in the description to the recipe for the sausage and cheese breakfast muffins that Regena made in this episode.
Regena's meals are the hit of these RUclips episodes. She is simply amazing. Plus she has the most positive attitude. And yes Brad. Your chosen destinations and narration of your travels gives many the confidence to get out there. It works for me. Keep 'em coming and I hope to see you on the trail. Or the Off-road Show at Pomona in October. Now if I could just find a good off-road APP that shows trails. Cheers!
Pro tip. Canned diced potatoes are actually pretty good, and they are pre (par) cooked. Great for camping and don't use a lot of fuel to cook. Just par boiled potatoes that don't need refrigeration.
The food game has been stepped up. Marco would be proud. Great adventure with awesome towns, rivers, camps, and food! Thank you for sharing them with us. ✌
$7.99 a gallon??? Holy Moly!! Loved the fire pit inside of the dispersed fore ring. Excellent idea for fire prevention. It is always a pleasure to "be with you" as you travel along. Thank you very much. Regena.... need that recipe for b'fast muffins. Until next time... Travel safe.
I’m really diggin Regena’s added commentary! In fact, I think you should have her do an entire episode. Or perhaps do two videos, one with your commentary and one with hers. Lol!!
I always love the history and comments you add to your videos Brad. To me, it's better than just listening to music and watching wheeling. Another great video!
Going to Bodie really is going back in time. Call ahead and schedule the tour. You learn so much and they take you inside one of the mines. You can even take the back way to Hawthorne Nevada. Air down. Watch the stream levels and the bowling ball size rocks that appear out of nowhere.
Brad, I love and appreciate your videos! They are therapy for me. My wife and I picked up an 80th Anniversary Gladiator 2 years ago to aid us in our adventures here in the mountains in NY. I wanted to give you my 2 cents on Starlink and our personal experience. Starlink is a total game changer! My young family and I live and camp throughout the Adirondacks where there is ZERO service in many places. I was skeptical at first but once I was getting equal to and/or better than 5g speeds in areas where there was no service, I was sold. Sometimes the satellite will sit on its stand on the ground and sometimes we mount it to a long telescoping metal pole on the side of our rig to give it better clearance when there's a heavy tree canopy overhead. Our last time at Meachum Pond (another dead spot) we had 5 people connected throughout our 3-4 days there. I tap youtube videos and they load as quickly as they do when connected to my at-home Spectrum wifi. Of course, it's not always perfect (although most of our experience has been). It's surely a huge net positive and has made my late nights at camp much more entertaining when everyone's asleep. Chris
I have been to Bodie several times over the years. The best trip we had going into Bodie was from Mono Mills around the eastern side of Mono Lake and up an old trail into Aurora. We would base camp near June Lake and set off to explore. Not only is there some great history to Aurora, but you will find some hidden treasures. Geologically speaking, you want to look up the Long Valley Caldera. My first trip was ten years before any type of GPS device hit the market. It was all about USGS maps and a compass. Doin' it old style. Putting down GAIA (or other GPS related mapping and direction finding devices) for a trip like this could up the adventure. Just follow the old narrow gauge rail line from Mono Mills to Bodie. Late spring or early fall is the best.
Man... with each new vid, I'm more and more envious. With my two closest off-road buddies still working, I'm tied down to their work schedules. Thanks for all the exploring you do. It gives us a never-ending list of places we need to visit! haha
AMAZING...wow I've travel through these places for years and never thought you have opened up my eyes to new territory thank you amigo to you and your wonderful wife
Awesome! My grandfather grew up In Bodie and my Great Grandfather was the Mine Forman in the early 1900's. Ive been there many times and got great tours from my Gramps when he was alive. Their family home is one of the ones still there. Its "The house of Welch". The only House in town that had a bath tub! looking forward to making a trip back out there!!
I'm not much for muffins but Regina's sausage and egg muffin is on a much superior level - what a clever idea! I often winder why Marco hasn't gone silicon baking toold/molds like Regina has
@@regenakowitz Have you used fried egg rings made of silicon? I love mine. They make the PERFECT shape for an egg McMuffins on the Trail and also optimize frying space space so everyone eats at once! I love the Trail Recon GSI kitchen organizer I bought from you - THX and these stow right inside too - perhaps something to sell on TR?
You should keep a tenkara rod in your Jeep. They are perfect for streams and creeks, and need minimal tackle. They are great travel rods (they don’t take up precious space), and they usually come with a hard case. And they bring a little challenge to fishing.
Loving the 392 content! I was never the biggest fan of Wranglers, but the 392 has changed my mind and is definitely on my list of dream vehicles to own!
Bodie is a must stop. Just like you i need to go back and spend more time looking around and get the stamp mill tour also. Next year you should look into traveling the coast on the way up to the expo. Redwoods, Beaches and clear clean rivers you can see to the bottom.
I n 1969 I was assigned as a young IDMT with the 7394 MUNNS, a radar squadron on a mountaintop overlooking the Pacific Ocean just north of North Bend/Coos Bay cities. I fell in love with Oregon's coastline and its rivers. Our CO, Col. Walt Jampsa, bought a beautiful boat and an amphicat for the sand dunes we could sign for and use. The Rogue and Umpqua were my favorites to fish. Ten Mile Lake was great for fishing and water skiing. My family dispersed camp all along the Rogue and have camped where you camped. Regina's meals and incredible culinary creations looked amazing, especially the bangers and mash. My first taste of it was from the hands of my English sister-in-law. Now I'm craving some! BTW it's funny to see a retired Chief on KP duty, Awesome vlog and adventure, Brad.
Well I miss watching Marco doing his fantastic cooking. This group seem very mellowed and simple but you got great camping spots. Not as adventurous as previous terrain with rocky challenging road. But happy travelling and I love to watch this channel and the different composition in the group. Good job.
I watched the video on my TV but came to my phone to see if you had posted Regena’s recipes. I think that if she explained her method as she prepares the meals it would be a big help. I have an Omnia Oven that I haven’t tried out yet.
We have been to Bodie many times, so glad they are restoring the place, it needs it. Love the way you all travel and camp too. There are beautiful areas others never get to see
Very well planned and executed on it. Leading and hosting a group needs a good amount of preparation time and you invested it which was obviously appreciated from your friends.
Drove by that campsite last Oct (we were trying to avoid smoke from the fires). Original destination was Rock Creek. The mosquitos were something we wanted to avoid, plus we had just dropped camp elsewhere. Ended up seeing fall leaves dusted with snow. Amazing timing that only happened because we were forced North of Mammoth by the fire. Probably only looked like that for a few days at the most. Beautiful though. Cheers
Hi Brad...glad you stopped at Bodie. I do have a question? With the meals you and especially Regena prepare how come you aren't 250lbs by now!? Your wife is a sweetheart and deserves her own series of preparing back country meals. I can't even cook like that at home. And yes, I can burn water. Cheers from Murrieta.
Wow What A AWESOME Time & That Omnia Oven Stove Top on Amazon is Only $ 69.00 How Can You Beat That, But You Sure Picked Out Some Fantastic Camps & Also The Lunch Stop Was Beautiful & Easy To, I Would Call That WIN Win 🙂👍🇱🇷
For your friends who had the low trailer battery: We use the Renogy 30A Dc-Dc charger with solar charge controller. We ran 4ga. from the trailer battery box where the charger is to the hitch. Then used a 175a 2 pin connnector for both the trailer and the jeep. We can charge a fully dead 100ah lithium trailer battery in just over 3 hours. But when we need solar, it has a built in MPPT controller.
Hello Mr, I’ve been watching a lot of your videos/trips and I’ve enjoyed all specially this one which is a great route to see many places and mostly been next to that beautiful river, I do hope to meet you one day and hopefully join you on one of those trips, you take care and thank you for showing me around on those off-road trips through your eyes.
You're all right. I guess I get caught up in all the luxuries that I see in the videos. Wish they were more affordable. But, I will definitely get out there and give it a go.
@TrailRecon you might want to point out to the guys in the KCHilites Gladiator that their Icon Vehicle Dynamics Billet Rear Lower Control Arms are installed backwards. The FK Rod end goes on the frame and the bushing end goes on the axle. The rear upper is opposite with the bushing on the frame and the FK Rod End on the axle. When properly installed the engraved Icon and logo are both visible at the front of the wheel well. I doubt they've noticed it.
I love the Oregon content. Its my home state and since I no longer live there it brings enormous amounts of nostalgia to have you covering places I grew up visiting. Excellent work.
Next time you plan a trip to the Klamath River area, you might want to bring along a couple of gold pans! Thar's gold in them thar hills! Geologically, the region is related to the Sierra Nevada: geologists tell is it was a northern portion of the Sierras, wrenched westward as the Juan de Fuca tectonic plate was pushed west. And like the Gold Rush districts along the western slopes of the Sierra foothills, the mountains were mineralized with gold-in-quartz veins. The region around Happy Camp is also jade country. So, if your interests lean towards rockhounding strongly enough to entice you away from the trout lurking in the river, it has entertainment potential in this as well.
What a great Adventure Brad snd Regina. That oven is off the hook. Seen Regina use f it in one of your other video. Two awesome camp sites. Great job scouting it out. That took time yo do and plan this trip. Everyone enjoyed it. 🤙😎
Awesome video work! The views were wonderful and I could almost taste the chix pot pie at night and morning coffee. Good times with good friends is hard to beat! Thanks for sharing. PS: Pack a fly rod in your rig as soon as you return home . . . just sayin'.
Your Day 1 location. We camped along there and then when to the end and hiked up tot he lakes. we went up in early July [a couple years ago] and the bugs were so bad we had to leave. And this, coming from a guy who grew up in the Everglades of Florida. We ended up camping in the flatlands below Mt. Whitney. The bugs in the sierra Nevada are no joke. That spot along the Klamath looked sweet.
The guys with the MOUNTAIN HOUSE food are guys after my own heart , KEEP IT SIMPLE , FAR less stuff you have to think about. My favorite mtn. house food is BEEF STROGANOF , it has never let me down , spaghetti is also really good.
Glad you finally made it to Bodie! I’ve been a few times but I always seem to miss the stamp mill tour. The area is one of our favorites but yeah the gas prices in Bridgeport are crazy high. Thanks for the great videos.
Me falta poco para mi retiro y me estoy preparando para este tipo de aventura , puede que nos encontremos por el camino. Hy big fan love your adventures.
Copper Top BBQ in Big Pine they sell tri tip hamburgers in a vacuum sealed pack. They also have cooked vacuum packs of their ribs and tri tip to go. Easy 20 minute warm up in boiling water, open the pack n eat.
I bring the pit master and manager Al Patterson avocados, citrus, and other foodie goodness from Ventura County for the crew. CTB feeds me on my way up, and feeds me on my way down from my Eastern Sierra trips. Hook them up with the same and they'll feed you too! Food makes friends!
That looks amazing and a fun trip for friends and being out in nature and then you're wife and her cooking would make any trip worth while!!!! You're one lucky man!!! You have a wonderful life and I'm truly jealous of you and happy for you and your wife!!!!! Thank you for sharing this amazing video!!!I really appreciate you and your channel and how much I miss being out doors and camping and then I have to start over with camping gear and getting my stuff ready when I get ready to go camping in my future and hopefully find a new lady but has to be someone like you're wife who enjoy the outdoors and can cook as good as yours I know it will be hard to imagine that but it's a tall order but I only hope some day first I need to get out of this nursing home and get some kinda vehicle so I can take my power chair with me and gear for camping I love you're jeep and trailer I would of loved to have that and do it that way but with the stroke and it effecting my left side and unable to use my left arm I gotta figure out what I can do to!!!!
For those of you who have asked, we've just added a link in the description to the recipe for the sausage and cheese breakfast muffins that Regena made in this episode.
Did you guys post the recipe for the chicken pot pie too? That looked fantastic !
Thanks. Might have to look into the Omnia.
Regena's meals are the hit of these RUclips episodes. She is simply amazing. Plus she has the most positive attitude. And yes Brad. Your chosen destinations and narration of your travels gives many the confidence to get out there. It works for me. Keep 'em coming and I hope to see you on the trail. Or the Off-road Show at Pomona in October. Now if I could just find a good off-road APP that shows trails. Cheers!
Gracias for the recipe
Pro tip. Canned diced potatoes are actually pretty good, and they are pre (par) cooked. Great for camping and don't use a lot of fuel to cook. Just par boiled potatoes that don't need refrigeration.
Good to know! Thanks for the tip. 🙂
As much as I prefer to cook from scratch I think boxed mashed potatoes would have been fine.
The food game has been stepped up. Marco would be proud. Great adventure with awesome towns, rivers, camps, and food! Thank you for sharing them with us. ✌
I missed Marco, too.
Yum, I can smell the sausage and egg biscuits here in southern France. 😋
$7.99 a gallon??? Holy Moly!! Loved the fire pit inside of the dispersed fore ring. Excellent idea for fire prevention. It is always a pleasure to "be with you" as you travel along. Thank you very much. Regena.... need that recipe for b'fast muffins. Until next time... Travel safe.
I’m really diggin Regena’s added commentary! In fact, I think you should have her do an entire episode. Or perhaps do two videos, one with your commentary and one with hers. Lol!!
Shout out to the mountain house boys - that's some real camping right there haha
I always love the history and comments you add to your videos Brad. To me, it's better than just listening to music and watching wheeling. Another great video!
Glad you enjoy it!
TR always goes to great places, heard so much about Bodie
Going to Bodie really is going back in time. Call ahead and schedule the tour. You learn so much and they take you inside one of the mines. You can even take the back way to Hawthorne Nevada. Air down. Watch the stream levels and the bowling ball size rocks that appear out of nowhere.
@@TrailRecon How many thousands $$$ were spent on fuel?
The KC guys are rockin’ with those breakfast meals!!! 🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾
Everyone building their forts...reminds me of my childhood camping days in the 60's
Brad, I love and appreciate your videos! They are therapy for me. My wife and I picked up an 80th Anniversary Gladiator 2 years ago to aid us in our adventures here in the mountains in NY. I wanted to give you my 2 cents on Starlink and our personal experience.
Starlink is a total game changer! My young family and I live and camp throughout the Adirondacks where there is ZERO service in many places. I was skeptical at first but once I was getting equal to and/or better than 5g speeds in areas where there was no service, I was sold. Sometimes the satellite will sit on its stand on the ground and sometimes we mount it to a long telescoping metal pole on the side of our rig to give it better clearance when there's a heavy tree canopy overhead.
Our last time at Meachum Pond (another dead spot) we had 5 people connected throughout our 3-4 days there. I tap youtube videos and they load as quickly as they do when connected to my at-home Spectrum wifi.
Of course, it's not always perfect (although most of our experience has been). It's surely a huge net positive and has made my late nights at camp much more entertaining when everyone's asleep.
Chris
I have been to Bodie several times over the years. The best trip we had going into Bodie was from Mono Mills around the eastern side of Mono Lake and up an old trail into Aurora. We would base camp near June Lake and set off to explore. Not only is there some great history to Aurora, but you will find some hidden treasures. Geologically speaking, you want to look up the Long Valley Caldera. My first trip was ten years before any type of GPS device hit the market. It was all about USGS maps and a compass. Doin' it old style. Putting down GAIA (or other GPS related mapping and direction finding devices) for a trip like this could up the adventure. Just follow the old narrow gauge rail line from Mono Mills to Bodie. Late spring or early fall is the best.
Okay Brad, you need to get a backpacking fishing pole and keep it in your rig! Great trip!
Love seeing the Vegemite in the Patriot pantry 🇦🇺
IPA GRAVY!??! 🤤 Great addition seen Regina integrated and explainin' whut she's cookin!!! Cheers!!!
Man... with each new vid, I'm more and more envious. With my two closest off-road buddies still working, I'm tied down to their work schedules. Thanks for all the exploring you do. It gives us a never-ending list of places we need to visit! haha
Or make some solo trips.. then your buddies might be envious..
Gotta just get out there! Maybe there is a local off roading group near you?
AMAZING...wow I've travel through these places for years and never thought you have opened up my eyes to new territory thank you amigo to you and your wonderful wife
I love that little church in Bodie, I would like to preach a sermon there.
Awesome! My grandfather grew up In Bodie and my Great Grandfather was the Mine Forman in the early 1900's. Ive been there many times and got great tours from my Gramps when he was alive. Their family home is one of the ones still there. Its "The house of Welch". The only House in town that had a bath tub! looking forward to making a trip back out there!!
So, so cool how Regina has been more involved, and I love her story telling. And the food!! Keep living the dream!
I'm not much for muffins but Regina's sausage and egg muffin is on a much superior level - what a clever idea!
I often winder why Marco hasn't gone silicon baking toold/molds like Regina has
Oh, Marco has an Omnia too with the silicone inserts, but he's not a baker. 🙂
@@regenakowitz Have you used fried egg rings made of silicon? I love mine. They make the PERFECT shape for an egg McMuffins on the Trail and also optimize frying space space so everyone eats at once!
I love the Trail Recon GSI kitchen organizer I bought from you - THX and these stow right inside too - perhaps something to sell on TR?
You should keep a tenkara rod in your Jeep. They are perfect for streams and creeks, and need minimal tackle. They are great travel rods (they don’t take up precious space), and they usually come with a hard case. And they bring a little challenge to fishing.
Regina, so nice to hear your voice-overs too. I love your cooking too! mmm.
Thank you for showing all the sides of overlanding like the privacy tent. No one talks about how to deal with bodily functions.
We actually have a blog about it on the TrailRecon.com website....trailrecon.com/Taking-Care-of-Business-on-the-Trail_b_30.html. 😉
Loving the 392 content! I was never the biggest fan of Wranglers, but the 392 has changed my mind and is definitely on my list of dream vehicles to own!
I was watching a Meecum auction recently. A new, stock, low mile 392 went on the block. It sold for $90K... The last of the stock V8's....
@@scottymac5174 not a bad deal, most orders take 6 months to arrive and run ~95K
Wish I had a jeep & could’ve been there with yall!! Fun fun fun!!!!!
Bodie is a must stop. Just like you i need to go back and spend more time looking around and get the stamp mill tour also. Next year you should look into traveling the coast on the way up to the expo. Redwoods, Beaches and clear clean rivers you can see to the bottom.
5:56 That beaver dam is beautiful
I giggled a little too hard when Regina opened the can of biscuits. 😆
I laughed way to hard myself!
Every time...for years!
I n 1969 I was assigned as a young IDMT with the 7394 MUNNS, a radar squadron on a mountaintop overlooking the Pacific Ocean just north of North Bend/Coos Bay cities. I fell in love with Oregon's coastline and its rivers. Our CO, Col. Walt Jampsa, bought a beautiful boat and an amphicat for the sand dunes we could sign for and use. The Rogue and Umpqua were my favorites to fish. Ten Mile Lake was great for fishing and water skiing. My family dispersed camp all along the Rogue and have camped where you camped. Regina's meals and incredible culinary creations looked amazing, especially the bangers and mash. My first taste of it was from the hands of my English sister-in-law. Now I'm craving some! BTW it's funny to see a retired Chief on KP duty, Awesome vlog and adventure, Brad.
LOL! I'm not ashamed to wash dishes after such a great meal! Thank you!
Well I miss watching Marco doing his fantastic cooking. This group seem very mellowed and simple but you got great camping spots. Not as adventurous as previous terrain with rocky challenging road. But happy travelling and I love to watch this channel and the different composition in the group. Good job.
Loved Regina’s voiceover addition in this episode, great to hear her share her thoughts and insights!❤️
Thank you! It's been great having her along on our adventures!
I watched the video on my TV but came to my phone to see if you had posted Regena’s recipes.
I think that if she explained her method as she prepares the meals it would be a big help. I have an Omnia Oven that I haven’t tried out yet.
Hands down the best ghost town around. Lucky enough to get a private tour..
Brad another great episode be careful your wife will be taking over the channel she is doing great she adds to the channel for sure.
We have been to Bodie many times, so glad they are restoring the place, it needs it. Love the way you all travel and camp too. There are beautiful areas others never get to see
Awesome video. Thank you for sharing. Absolutely love that Regina is able to be apart of your adventures more. The memories are priceless
Thank you! ☺
It was nice hearing Regina voice over her parts, you guys seem to have a great rhythm going
Because of you and your channel, I just bought my first Jeep! Thank you.
Very well planned and executed on it. Leading and hosting a group needs a good amount of preparation time and you invested it which was obviously appreciated from your friends.
Drove by that campsite last Oct (we were trying to avoid smoke from the fires). Original destination was Rock Creek. The mosquitos were something we wanted to avoid, plus we had just dropped camp elsewhere. Ended up seeing fall leaves dusted with snow. Amazing timing that only happened because we were forced North of Mammoth by the fire. Probably only looked like that for a few days at the most. Beautiful though. Cheers
Hi Brad...glad you stopped at Bodie. I do have a question? With the meals you and especially Regena prepare how come you aren't 250lbs by now!? Your wife is a sweetheart and deserves her own series of preparing back country meals. I can't even cook like that at home. And yes, I can burn water. Cheers from Murrieta.
LOL! I've got a good metabolism!
Thank you! ☺
When I am ready I would love to go with you all and learn. Thank you.
Yay.. now your getting back to being fun..lol great vid
Ohhhh Brad,Regena looked at you after the first bite looking for an reaction......🤣❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
¡Gracias!
Thank you so much!
Please, never stop making those, Brad.
The KC guys gave me flashbacks to Kevin & Brittany eating their Mountain House food on the road. Lol. Great video, Brad!
Oregon native here...current residents of Dewey Arizona. Miss the water.
Wow What A AWESOME Time & That Omnia Oven Stove Top on Amazon is Only $ 69.00 How Can You Beat That, But You Sure Picked Out Some Fantastic Camps & Also The Lunch Stop Was Beautiful & Easy To, I Would Call That WIN Win
🙂👍🇱🇷
For your friends who had the low trailer battery: We use the Renogy 30A Dc-Dc charger with solar charge controller. We ran 4ga. from the trailer battery box where the charger is to the hitch. Then used a 175a 2 pin connnector for both the trailer and the jeep. We can charge a fully dead 100ah lithium trailer battery in just over 3 hours. But when we need solar, it has a built in MPPT controller.
I love you you make the best videos
Awesome video, love the white super duty of course
Hello Mr, I’ve been watching a lot of your videos/trips and I’ve enjoyed all specially this one which is a great route to see many places and mostly been next to that beautiful river, I do hope to meet you one day and hopefully join you on one of those trips, you take care and thank you for showing me around on those off-road trips through your eyes.
Love your videos. Can't really afford to get my wrangler up to overland speed just yet so I'm living my dreams through your videos. Keep them coming.
Thank you and just remember, you don't need much to get out and have an adventure!
Agreed! Not all adventures need all the crazy equipment!
Just like car camping, but with 4WD.. take what you have and get going.. enjoy, but mostly have fun and make memories..
You're all right. I guess I get caught up in all the luxuries that I see in the videos. Wish they were more affordable. But, I will definitely get out there and give it a go.
@TrailRecon you might want to point out to the guys in the KCHilites Gladiator that their Icon Vehicle Dynamics Billet Rear Lower Control Arms are installed backwards. The FK Rod end goes on the frame and the bushing end goes on the axle. The rear upper is opposite with the bushing on the frame and the FK Rod End on the axle. When properly installed the engraved Icon and logo are both visible at the front of the wheel well. I doubt they've noticed it.
Awesome campsite trail...see you in your next video
I like the history part of the videos
I love the Oregon content. Its my home state and since I no longer live there it brings enormous amounts of nostalgia to have you covering places I grew up visiting. Excellent work.
Oh Yeah nailed it - the whole East side of OR State has cool history, scenery and Indian artifacts - some quite good wineries too
Next time you plan a trip to the Klamath River area, you might want to bring along a couple of gold pans! Thar's gold in them thar hills! Geologically, the region is related to the Sierra Nevada: geologists tell is it was a northern portion of the Sierras, wrenched westward as the Juan de Fuca tectonic plate was pushed west. And like the Gold Rush districts along the western slopes of the Sierra foothills, the mountains were mineralized with gold-in-quartz veins.
The region around Happy Camp is also jade country. So, if your interests lean towards rockhounding strongly enough to entice you away from the trout lurking in the river, it has entertainment potential in this as well.
The quality of this video is amazing. Makes me want to drive around the world!
Thank you! Get out there, adventure is good for the soul.
What a great Adventure Brad snd Regina. That oven is off the hook. Seen Regina use f it in one of your other video. Two awesome camp sites. Great job scouting it out. That took time yo do and plan this trip.
Everyone enjoyed it. 🤙😎
Thank you for watching!
Nice to visit body after the monsoon rains, looks green.
I love your videos and I send you my blessings from Las Vegas ✌️😎
Awesome video work! The views were wonderful and I could almost taste the chix pot pie at night and morning coffee. Good times with good friends is hard to beat! Thanks for sharing. PS: Pack a fly rod in your rig as soon as you return home . . . just sayin'.
Great video and awesome food. Certainly EPIC!
Such a beautiful historic ghost town.
That sure looks like fun. Thanks for sharing. Toledo.
Best call yet to include Bodie 👍🏻👍🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Your Day 1 location. We camped along there and then when to the end and hiked up tot he lakes. we went up in early July [a couple years ago] and the bugs were so bad we had to leave. And this, coming from a guy who grew up in the Everglades of Florida. We ended up camping in the flatlands below Mt. Whitney. The bugs in the sierra Nevada are no joke.
That spot along the Klamath looked sweet.
We always bring lots of DEET!
The guys with the MOUNTAIN HOUSE food are guys after my own heart , KEEP IT SIMPLE , FAR less stuff you have to think about. My favorite mtn. house food is BEEF STROGANOF , it has never let me down , spaghetti is also really good.
Love your set up…especially the trailer i Knick named. It the chuck wagon …
It was so great to meet you! I enjoyed your coffee on the way back home to BC! ☕🍁😋
So glad we got to meet and great to hear you are enjoying the coffee!
Glad you finally made it to Bodie! I’ve been a few times but I always seem to miss the stamp mill tour. The area is one of our favorites but yeah the gas prices in Bridgeport are crazy high. Thanks for the great videos.
Back in the 70s Bodie had a very large glass eye collection but the Museum was broken into and they were stollen. A great place to see.
That would be cool and creepy to see... bummer it's no longer there.
Regina should write a cookbook and y'all sell em! I'd buy one!
Another great video. I found myself waiting too long for your new video every time 😄
You should add a link to a telescopic fishing pole. They don't take up much room and you always have it with you :)
Loved it Brad. Stunning country
The last picture of Brad describes it best
😉😂 lol
I stopped carrying a stove and now carry a 22” blackstone. I don’t carry pots and pans anymore and I don’t miss it.
welcome to OREGON i hope you enjoy your time here in the PNW
The bangers and mash looked good!!
Me falta poco para mi retiro y me estoy preparando para este tipo de aventura , puede que nos encontremos por el camino. Hy big fan love your adventures.
Love it! Keep up the amazing content!
Thank you!
Copper Top BBQ in Big Pine they sell tri tip hamburgers in a vacuum sealed pack. They also have cooked vacuum packs of their ribs and tri tip to go. Easy 20 minute warm up in boiling water, open the pack n eat.
I bring the pit master and manager Al Patterson avocados, citrus, and other foodie goodness from Ventura County for the crew. CTB feeds me on my way up, and feeds me on my way down from my Eastern Sierra trips. Hook them up with the same and they'll feed you too! Food makes friends!
I sent your buddy Marco a raspberry habanero sauce that's amazing to dip those sausage biscuits in...
Looked amazing Regina!!
Great views and well thought out.
That camp oven looks really cool, reckon I will have to add one to rhe kitchen...
Way to go Brad, great trails, great scenery and great people 😎😎😎😎😎😎👌👌👍👍
Thanks 👍
I swear, every one of these videos I watch makes me want to move out west and start overlanding. Such wholesome videos... Keep it up!!
What an awesome adventure!
Amazing 👌 spots nice racepe very enjoying video 👍😊.
I wish I could have watched this video in an Imax theater with no others since I'm not there. Very Peaceful.
Man, I would really enjoy being able to see one of my videos up on a big screen with a bowl of popcorn. Thank you!
Idahoan instant potatoes are actually pretty good for instant and a good solution for mashed potatoes on the trail.
Awesome trip, outstanding planning!!! Thanks for taking us along!
Great planning Brad! I think the Klamath river camp site has been one of the best I’ve seen on your channel!
Thank you and that is one of my favorite spots now, Regena and I stayed there again on our way home.
What a cool town, and what great cinematography and narration. Really a well made video.
That last camp spot looks absolutley stunning. I don't know if I'd be able to leave on time if I had that spot
Regena and I stayed their again on our way home, a spot I think we'll be back to again and again!
That looks amazing and a fun trip for friends and being out in nature and then you're wife and her cooking would make any trip worth while!!!! You're one lucky man!!! You have a wonderful life and I'm truly jealous of you and happy for you and your wife!!!!! Thank you for sharing this amazing video!!!I really appreciate you and your channel and how much I miss being out doors and camping and then I have to start over with camping gear and getting my stuff ready when I get ready to go camping in my future and hopefully find a new lady but has to be someone like you're wife who enjoy the outdoors and can cook as good as yours I know it will be hard to imagine that but it's a tall order but I only hope some day first I need to get out of this nursing home and get some kinda vehicle so I can take my power chair with me and gear for camping I love you're jeep and trailer I would of loved to have that and do it that way but with the stroke and it effecting my left side and unable to use my left arm I gotta figure out what I can do to!!!!
Sorry to hear about your health. Best wishes on getting better and getting out on the trail again!
Great video and we have always enjoyed the town of Bodie
Thank you and looking forward to going back.