Sego; American West Volume 4
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- The quest for Sego begins in the hills north of Moab where rumours of an old ghost town hidden in the wilderness has received our attention, an old pioneering cemetery and a gallery of ancient art works from 3 different chapters of human history in the American West.
Volume 4 is absolutely delightful, beginning to end, with special emphasis on Master Camp Chef Gavin's illuminating demonstration of culinary artistry, resulting in an inviting meal! Extremely well done, the both of you!
Why is the production value absolutely remarkable?
Plz plz come back to Perth, and do more shows in WA , plz, having said this , enjoy ur stay in the States
Thanks Rafi. I'm not sure if we'll be back to live in Oz any time soon though if Trump wants me dead things might change. I'll see if I can convince Wilms to make the flight next year for a visit.
Foreman and Wilms Adventures sad news, but enjoy , even a visit will do us , stay safe bud ,
The skills you have learned in the Land Rover restoration clearly evident in that fireside meal. Outstanding.
Awesome video. A great inspiration for us women heading out in September for ten days on the river. Thankyou.
Excellent time of year to undertake that voyage. It can be a less crowded and not too hot. 10 days sets a relaxed pace as there's a lot of exploring off river to be done. Best of luck and have fun.
..glad to be with you on your trek through the old west, enjoy and keep safe...
Gday Mr and Mrs Foreman! That prawn dish looked a little bit scrumptious. Love the scenery and was certainly nice to hear some history of the area.
Great stuff as always 😀👍
The Aussie humour is the best part along with your cooking skills 😏 makes for another suburb video... always look forward to your video series... keep it up 👍 Love the outback history too 👍
The great adventure continues,its terrific fun visiting ruins,interesting what you can see.Braver than I,with the prawns,I would have done without,but you survived,and that's always a good thing🙂
Greetings Wayne. There might have been some abuse of poetic license in regards to where the prawns came from. In fact the most dangerous part of the meal were the contaminates off'a my grubby fingers.
Foreman and Wilms Adventures hahaha,you tricked me 🤣🤣
May the RUclips algorithm gods bless you! You deserve it!!! 😇
Loving the scenery, food prep. ideas and awesomely humorous commentary. Thanks very much for sharing your adventures. Take care
p.s. I’ve just learned what a Jaffle is (toasted sandwich), 😊👍🏻
Fantastic as always. Much appreciated in these odd times!
Always a pleasure to hear from the Evil Uncle.
Sounds interestingly exciting, will watch soon then comment further :)
Greetings to the not-out-in-the-wild-west-anymore dynamic duo, plus Krikkit; intrepid inquisitive conquistador quadraped extreme.
Definitely different artwork to the Ozzie stuff, yet there appears similarities imho.
And it is good to once more see you Summer; in front of the lens. You two do great teamwork so well.
What magnificent timeless scenic beauty. Really appreciate you guys doing these videos and sharing. Your content and presentation deserves medallions. :)
It's funny hearing an Aussie say red peppers and not capsicum. Great series guys 👍
I'm surprised you weren't sitting on the throne all night with those prawns lol. Best curry I ever tasted was made by Gurkas in Brunei when I was working with them in 2004. They would never give me the recipe as it's a closely guarded secret. Amazing series by the way, very entertaining, thought it was only us Northern Irishmen that called Patotoes, Spuds, love it. Mick 👍🤣🍻
An awesome fire pit, looks like you can cook just about anything on that. I have always been convinced that curries were invented to hide the taste of dodgy meat, I think that recipe just about confirms it :) Beautiful production as always.
The fire pit was Wilms idea, one I was initially quite resistant to but warmed up to it literally and figuratively. How's things going in the homeland?
@@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures Well apart from a looming recession thanks to Covid, we are now allowed to get back out and go camping again (as long as we don't go north of Green Head) so we won't be visiting the fine city of Geraldton just yet. As for the fire pit, maybe you should start a production line and start flogging them? Looks like a great design.
@@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen Geraldton and all points north, with very few exceptions, are fine next Monday. The following Monday, those restrictions go.
Plant in intro is shadscale, not four wing, if you have plant id questions just email them to me. Thanks for the amazing videos!
Greetings Dean, I reckon you are right on that plant Id, I confess to struggling with that despite spending a considerable amount of time trying to confirm it as the spiny hopsage looked similar as well. I will indeed consult with you on future plant Id as currently I'm the most knowledgeable person I know on said subject, a terrible state of affairs. Thanks for the input, most appreciated.
Foreman and Wilms Adventures I have a pdf book I could email you, deanschlichting@gmail.com it is for New Mexico, but lots of overlap
Krikkit has grown!
Colorado and Green River notwithstanding, it’s odd to see you driving this land with a canoe on top!!!
I just recently discovered your RUclips videos, started out with the Mojave Road and working forward from there. I have done a lot of desert camping over the years and enjoy seeing what you gear that you take with you. You do a great job of packing your rig, lots of equipment. I didn't see any solar panels for your Goal zero, how do you charge it? Also, when you were in the old ghost town of Sego and you were looking at the panel of pictographs and petroglyphs you might of seen "Cay Whipple 1884" chipped into the stone? I think that she was some one famous or of importance? Thank you again for the fun and entertains videos!!
The goal zero's are great, we charge it up when we stay at hotels and have managed to find a DC charger to give it some juice on the travel days in the truck. Just recently we've added the solar panels which will go along on the canoe trips. It's a heavy unit to carry but if we're out for 2 weeks it'll keep everything charged up. Whipple got around, he mapped out a large area to the west including the Mojave road.
Another great video, cooking skills pretty epic as well, did you eat all of that?
Greetings Richard. I did reserve a little for breakfast the following morning. Wilms isn't much of a 'curry in the morning' type of lass so I got the lot.
We love the BBQ / firepit. What make is it?
Thanks for the vids
Greetings Craig. There is no label or brand marking on the fire pit, I'll have to consult with Wilms and see if she can remember where she got it and get back to you on that one.
I like your cooker with the charcoal grill plate could you please tell us about it and where you got it from and cost cheers love the vid's
I think Wilms acquired that grill/fire pan from a website called Etsy. We've since looked for it and it seems they no longer exist. There is no brand name or markings on the product to give any indication of where else to look for it. It's a great little fire pit, tough and light and the grill is a huge bonus. Wilms says it was quite pricey and if we find it again we'll let you know.
@@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures Cheers would like to no more great little unit for Vic high plans
Amazing footage again as usual....and what was the name of the recipe?
"Iffy Prawn Curry'. That's the name of the dish though in truth the prawns might have come from a source different to my outlandish claim, such as the freezer section of the grocery store.