I am 72 years old and want to thank you for taking me with you and Vilk through the desert. I have never been out west and this was an exciting experience for me, too! The diner with all the memorabilia!! Incredible! Love the mailbox and frog display out there in the middle of nowhere. That is some giant motorhome you are going to be driving. Love, love that beautiful clear water at the end. Get a gold pan to try your luck in the waters out west there. Safe travels to you and Vilk.
Good to see you back, Eva. You have a real cinematic skill. Your shots are really skillful. Additionally, your narrative skills are superb. Excellent video. Keep up the good work.
I can so relate to your Mojave trekking as my friends would drive out into the back country of the Mojave (mostly Nevada) and then ride dirt bikes all over looking for hot springs, cold springs, ghost towns, old mines and if we found gas we would extend our explorations quite a bit further. It was much faster exploring on the bikes and quads than doing the hokey pokey in the vehicles. Good to see you out there challenging your fears. It's what makes us stronger.
When I was a 22 year old woman I traveled solo through the US and Canada alone. A 2 wheel drive truck with a camper shell, and a rifle. No cell phones back then. Only maps. Just maps. No way to call for help, no satellite. I lost what few pictures I took with a camera in a brush fire in the 90’s. I have snapshots of memories in my head. Since then I’ve done many backcountry road trips but never in such a rig $$ as this. I leaned from all my mistakes, with no one watching, and every mistake taught me a new lesson that I carried forward. I’ve walked out through blizzards and heat, and stopped others to help me with my tow strap and always carry what will sustain me if help is days away. Mostly I had good sense and avoided issues, but the mistakes I made I was lucky and only paid with inconveniences. Maps and doing things without an audience seem foreign now, But I do enjoy theses vids so much and continue to adventure with the basics in the backcountry, with the added technology to a $ point, and on the sea and land. Love gps, haha. But it’s meant death for more than a few as the app told them they could, when they never should have.
Always in awe of how fearless you are. Watching all your adventures made me feel like finding half of myself. As a person with anxiety and agoraphobia, I had the luxury to feel the opposite of it all while watching your videos. I love adventures and how I wish I had the same courage. Love from the Phils 💕
So excited to watch this episode. My son and i did this two years ago, it was the last adventure we did together before he passed away last year from a brain tumor. I think you should go back, you missed so many cool things on the trail. keep up the good work.
I'm glad you decided to stay in the states and take your time to see places. As a European, I think we can tend to be snobby about USA and look down on those who never leave it, but it's such a beautiful country with EVERYTHING and all kinds of landscapes, why would anyone need to leave ❤ 🇺🇸
Yeah as an American, I have traveled to Europe and while I enjoyed myself a lot in that beautiful continent, I was very happy to get back to the US. I love traveling but I couldn’t see myself living anywhere else in the world. It definitely helps that if I hate the climate I’m in, the country is so big that I can just move to a differently state and be in a completely different climate that is more suitable to my desires
My 73rd birthday is next.week, and I've been many places, had some wonderful experiences, but your video puts me in your.passenger seat, and I'm elated at the adventures you share with us. God bless you always!
You’re amazing! I’m 67 and you have inspired me to keep going as I travel the world. Been exploring just over one year. Please keep doing what you do as you inspire me to keep the adventure going
I'm a fan of compass and paper maps, especially the topos. Not only are they fun to navigate with, they keep you in tune with your surroundings. It's like peering into the future.
I'm so glad to see you back! I hope your feeling rested after your break. I'm really looking forward to more adventures with you. Your happy and positive attitude is very uplifting.
The rail line in the early part of the video was Union Pacific's (ex Southern Pacific) notorious Cima Subdivision from Barstow and Yermo to Las Vegas. About 11.5 miles past the Mojave Mailbox the trail would have crossed the Kelso-Cima Road and the tracks. Just north of that crossing is the location of a massive derailment that occurred earlier this year when a portion of a far-too-long train began rolling uncontrollably down from Cima Hill. Fortunately the crew jumped when they realized control was lost - the two locomotives and about 7,000 feet of loaded ore cars ended up hitting the curve north of the crossing at over 120 mph, converting the train into scrap metal in a matter of seconds.
You and several other youtubers inspired me to quit my normal 9 to 5 and get a job where I can do these types of things I've always wanted to do. I got to spend 3 months in Georgia exploring the state parks and lakes in my off time. driving from Atlanta to Houston was an absolutely mind melting experience. I've been Houston about a month, and I finally had time to visit the Alamo for the first time today. which is a three-and-a-half-hour drive with traffic from Houston and I was super excited. I'm heading from Houston to Phenix in around 2 weeks. I can't wait. Thank you so much for your inspiration. Happy travels my friend. "take only memories leave only footprints"
But you will never make $190,000 a year that she does and the reason she is back after giving a heart wrenching video a few months ago as if she was not returning. What did you think about her leaving her new dog in the states with someone while she visited relatives back in Europe? German Shepherds are not typical dogs, they are like family.
@Roland Connor, you are correct $190,000 is a little low. And yes, I had to re-home two dogs before I left. A Great Dane and a Chocolate Lab, it wasn't a good day for me.
Happy to see you back here, Eva! A fellow Minnesotan, Bob Dylan, once said "I was born very far from where I'm supposed to be, so I'm on my way home". Thank you for the content. Wzbogacające, bezpieczne i pełne przygód podróże do ciebie.
Great adventure, brave gal. Be careful out there, the landscape is rugged. Many years ago a German family of four perished around the area where you were. But they had no experience and drove out in a rental van (yes, a dodge caravan). The van ended up with 3 flat tires and they were left stranded in the middle of nowhere.
Eva, I've been watching all of your videos and have been enjoying them immensely. As someone who grew up on a ranch in the Arizona desert since the late 60s, I see you do things that worry the crap out of me. When everything goes well, the desert can be an amazing rewarding place to explore, but if one little thing goes wrong, it can turn deadly quickly! I pray for your safety in your travels and I hope that you learn through osmosis, the misfortune of others, rather than learning them the hard way on your own. I wish we had the ability to meet sometime. I feel that I could teach you so much that would be beneficial to you. God bless and Happy Trails.
She has little desert survival skills and her vehicle is not a very reliable one. And she is not aware of the dangers of rattlesnakes, scorpions and tarantulas. If she gets tagged by a diamondback in the middle of the desert and without help, she is pretty screwed. Praying for her safety isn’t going to do anything. It’s not like God is on call because you prayed for her and he is keeping an eye out for Eva in the middle of the Mojave. You keep doing stupid things and pretty soon you are going to win stupid prizes like the Darwin Award. She really doesn’t have any survival skills and as much as she likes to project herself as an adventurer, she will call AAA if she gets a flat or wait for some guy passing through to change it for her. She is used to going on escorted influencer tours in Middle Eastern dictatorships where Ahmed and Mohammed will cater to all the needs of the white skinned influencers to whitewash their regime.
Eva, I truly LOVE your expeditions and personality. I've been watching for a few years now and find it hard to wait for your next journey with yoour exciting presentations.
Okay I'm actually going to LOVE these new episodes. You're helping me see my country in a new, exciting light. Yes, I still want to move to Europe, but this is really helpful for my spirit. Thank you.
Love, Love, Love 💘 you Eva ❤ wonderful 👏 to hear from you. Out of sight and out of mind for too 😌 long. So very good to adventure with you again. Be safe out there, go with God Look forward to hearing 👂 from you again soon. Michael
It's so great to have you back Eva, you took me away from the horrible thoughts of my prostate cancer diagnosis at the ripe old age of 52. Devastated beyond belief, not ready to die
be aware that high blood sugar may drive aggressive PC by increasing insulin. intermitten fasting and low carb diet is the key to reducing blood sugar. 6hr eating window with 18 hours no food.. very easy to do once you adapt.
My father was diagnosed with benign prostate cancer, but he was worried too much, so he got it removed, now he regrets it, I advised him to not remove it, go for radio therapy. He is 60 and his diet is high on meat and bread.
Another great vid, Eva. With living in S. Nevada, we, my wife and I, have traveled the Road 3 times. Even on the 3rd time, one has to take care on which track to take. As you learned, keeping a compass heading is about all one has to do. Your footage brought back many memories. Thanks.
Just something to keep in mind: If you deflate your tyres, it will effect your odometer reading. So if your distances aren't adding up, that could be why!
When you fear you may flip, turn in towards the dip. Turning into the direction of whichever corner of the vehicle is lowest provides extra tire contact in that direction, and more stability against a rollover. That only gets really scary if there happens to be a cliff on that side of the vehicle...which, as you'd expect, is pretty common.
Thank you for coming back and making such a wonderful video of a great adventure. Good luck for the repairs. We cant wait to follow your adventures further and enjoy living vicariously through you. Thanks again.
I love your authenticity, really showing all of it. Its about doing the things we love despite fear not void of fear and I feel you show that greatly. Also it takes bravery to change a life long dream. ❤
So happy to have you back on RUclips! I really enjoy your videos and your perspective on the places you visit. Hoping for safe travels for you and Vilk!
From the title and the intro to the video- this sounds like a hell of a lot of fun! With beautiful rarely seen scenery to boot. Can't wait to watch the whole thing- i'm sure you made it out OK or you wouldn't have uploaded the video lol. Thank you for sharing!
This young lady is just such a charmer. It's always fun to follow her on her adventures. She has always been upbeat even when she was struggling. We could always use more people like her in the USA. Perhaps one day she will settles into some little homestead in Montana. I would like to visit her and Wilk out there when that happens I suspect I'm like Eva in that the ratio of wilderness to human population is a large as possible. Have fun Eva Zu Beck!
I've been living on a beautiful remote rural homestead in Alaska for 15 years. I don't know of a single Western girl in a similar situation in this region. The guys here marry young girls from SE Asia and Eastern Europe mostly, and immigrate them. All of us homeschool our kids and have traditional female roles. It isn't something Western girls actually aspire to. The internet fame, like with this girl, sure. But actually living the homestead life, no.
@@amylee6038 It's be my observation that most men want traditional women to create a family with. Hence, Asians and Eastern Europeans. American women think they can have an exciting life in their youth and settle down later on. I believe the concept of feminism has been most destructive to the psychology of western women. Miss Eva Zu Beck will find that as she ages she will find it nearly impossible to settle down in a committed relationship or even be able to date men she will feel worthy of. It's only the youthful thoughtful, hard working women with low body count that a man will commit to. If you have a man and children and can keep their love and respect, then you've won life's lottery. Every body else, (me included) is just a flash in the pan. Thanks for your thoughts. In my opinion, there is wisdom in your words.
@@fjdarling You are so right. Every day is an adventure here. We get to experience it as a family. I got to step into this amazing life as a teenager. He was my first boyfriend, and I adore him now even more than before. I'm so grateful! These western f'inists seem like cult members to us. We've never heard anything so stupid, the way they think. Supposedly, we're slaves.
Awesome video as always Eva. Glad to see you back on RUclips this adventure was so awesome and amazing. Can't wait to see what more awesome and amazing adventures you've got coming up next.
Awesome video!!! You seem refreshed and you are, as always a beautiful soul! Really enjoyed this one, what the heck am I saying?I love all of your videos! Peace
Great to see you back and creating content! Got a challenge for you: try a trip like this WITHOUT planning it using modern technology Google or any digital resource - INSTEAD, plan it and follow it using only a topographic map and a compass! This is fast becoming a lost art in the digital age. You’re young enough you may not even really know what a topo map is or how to use it; but I challenge you to learn! When/IF digital fails, a old school topo map and a compass will ALWAYS work. Looking forward to your next adventure!👊❤️
An adventure means going out and doing your own thing with minimal reliance upon technology. There’s something to be said for having fun though on the flip side, certain costs like wear and tear and mechanical breakdowns are unavoidable. Days in the desert shows what you get out of nature can make life more fulfilling and enjoyable! Its has an effect upon you and Vilk and that’s like the chapters of a book in which the best is yet to come. Take care Eva and remain blessed! 😊
Eva I'm sooo happy your back traveling and yea videos ❤️😁 ! Be careful walking barefoot in desert , you can easily step on scorpion 🦂 or venomous 🐍 snakes , same for Vilk watch where he's walking . My bbf beautiful dog 🐕 was bit by rattle snake 🐍 even with ER care , she lost him 💔 within 12hrs , it was horrible💔😢. You are far from help , travel smart . Xoxo 😘
I didn't want to like this comment because its sad. I was waiting for someone to say these things. I am so very sorry about the sweet Dog passing away. Rattlesnakes and scorpions in the Desert are like the Grizzlies, wolves and Mtn lions of the NW.
Great video again . So many people now days would not under stand the freedom of travel with out google maps and there like .brings you back ( like you said )to the moment you are in and your surrounding. Love seeing vilk doing his part in your travels ( how deep is boy ? 😁 ) what a great dog . Thanks again for sharing your wonderful travel memories with us all your over Landing friends . Cheers from Steve Stott in Sutherlin Oregon U.S.A.:) 🐕:) 🏜🍻👍🏼.
What I love about Eva is she has shown me different things through her adventures that I have never seen before! This trip on the Mohave Road is one of them. I've been in the Mohave desert before, but just not where she and Vilk went. Truly a real adventure.
Love your stuff Eva. Very talented! The reason your distances are because of many factors but the main ones are, the tachometer from the factory is set for the original tire size. Even if the tire changes by 5mm, your gauge will be off. The other is, some makers actually have different ways of calibrating the speed gauge. Example, most Toyotas are off by 4km/h. So it’s a good idea to use a GPS gauge for those kinds of trips.
No cell signal, serious mechanical breakdown, limited water for you and the dog, and things can get serious fast. I hope you always have a satellite GPS messenger. It´s always a good idea to take or have bearings, at least then you can inform rescue services near your last location. Failure to take reasonable precautions can lead to your rescue being billed to you in the USA. It can get very expensive very fast.
All my driving growing up was done without google Maps. Learning to navigate, understanding NSEW and general navigation by landmarks was how things were done. After college I drove from Texas to Oxnard California without a map (or google). I ended up 10 miles from my destination on my own.
Traveling without a map just relying on your innate sense of direction?! THIS GIRRRL IS JUST LIKE ME❤!!! 😮 The FUNNN part is when you realize you have been traveling back and forth on the same HUGE freeway 😅!
I’m so happy for Eva that she has Vilk in her life❤ and in this video he shows that he is great mature adventurous buddy ❤I love them!! Love love love!!
You have probably filmed a few videos by now. But if your still active driving around, may I suggest going back to the Seattle area and heading about 2-2.5 hours out into the mountains and checking out the town of Leavenworth WA. The mountains are beautiful and the town is pretty cool. Just do it before the end of September before the cold and snow comes.
The Mojave Desert is such an incredible place … you seem like the perfect person to get lost with! Thanks for the video and allowing us back into your life! ❤
It's even better to use a paper map. This way you have to keep checking the surroundings for waypoints and also know what's around you beyond the line of sight.
Eva good to see your video again. I've been away from the Internet for a long time but now I'm back home and back to watching your videos. Thank you for posting your journey.
Good to see you back and really enjoy watching these kind of awesome desert experience! Keep up the good work :-) By the way, the reason why your GPS doesn't quite match the Landrover's odometer is probably due to the size of the tires. Due to the size you get a counter deviation so you cannot drive exactly on the GPS. I thought it might be good to know for any next desert experience. Safe travels!
Yaaaaaaaaaay! You’re back! And what a great kick-off video you made! Scene in the gigantic RV me laugh at the end! Can’t wait for that adventure! I see a lot of joy back in your face!
I grew up in the high desert (29 Palms) and was stationed at George AFB (Victorville) as a young man. I love everything about that environment. As a kid I spent a lot of time wandering/exploring the desert around our home.
Welcome back. Eva , you are more earthy and raw than ever before. I love that. No make-up, tick ,tick , tick. On the level of adventure, this episode is a beaut. Thanks P.S. don't forget to do Australian adventures. We have a great 4x4 friendly country.
So nice to have you back again, love all your adventures, and Vilk with all his own adventures and sometimes stupidities, when he tries to hide stuff, so funny, can't wait to see more of this content... 🧡🧡🧡 from the Netherlands
I am 72 years old and want to thank you for taking me with you and Vilk through the desert. I have never been out west and this was an exciting experience for me, too! The diner with all the memorabilia!! Incredible! Love the mailbox and frog display out there in the middle of nowhere. That is some giant motorhome you are going to be driving. Love, love that beautiful clear water at the end. Get a gold pan to try your luck in the waters out west there. Safe travels to you and Vilk.
Those little moments with Vilk make me want to cry. What a beautiful bond.
Good to see you back, Eva. You have a real cinematic skill. Your shots are really skillful. Additionally, your narrative skills are superb. Excellent video. Keep up the good work.
I can so relate to your Mojave trekking as my friends would drive out into the back country of the Mojave (mostly Nevada) and then ride dirt bikes all over looking for hot springs, cold springs, ghost towns, old mines and if we found gas we would extend our explorations quite a bit further. It was much faster exploring on the bikes and quads than doing the hokey pokey in the vehicles. Good to see you out there challenging your fears.
It's what makes us stronger.
Also glad to see such a natural beauty out in the natural beauty of the country I love ❤️ gods speed and safe adventures to you is my wish for you
@@paulhumphreys66 You mean woman, not women lol
Only one of her.
@@paulhumphreys66 In that video, she did say she would find a house in a few months so for the time being still doing these videos!
@@paulhumphreys66 Why is that good for me, it doesn't benefit me in any way lol
As someone who grew up in the Mojave Desert, seeing this journey through your eyes was such a treat 🥰
I was born and raised in the Bay Area, but every time I go down there I'm reminded what a magical place it is, and there's so much to discover
You are a true role model Eva; courageous, kind-hearted and determined!
Perfectly said 🎯
When I was a 22 year old woman I traveled solo through the US and Canada alone. A 2 wheel drive truck with a camper shell, and a rifle. No cell phones back then. Only maps. Just maps. No way to call for help, no satellite. I lost what few pictures I took with a camera in a brush fire in the 90’s. I have snapshots of memories in my head. Since then I’ve done many backcountry road trips but never in such a rig $$ as this. I leaned from all my mistakes, with no one watching, and every mistake taught me a new lesson that I carried forward. I’ve walked out through blizzards and heat, and stopped others to help me with my tow strap and always carry what will sustain me if help is days away. Mostly I had good sense and avoided issues, but the mistakes I made I was lucky and only paid with inconveniences. Maps and doing things without an audience seem foreign now, But I do enjoy theses vids so much and continue to adventure with the basics in the backcountry, with the added technology to a $ point, and on the sea and land. Love gps, haha. But it’s meant death for more than a few as the app told them they could, when they never should have.
Always in awe of how fearless you are. Watching all your adventures made me feel like finding half of myself. As a person with anxiety and agoraphobia, I had the luxury to feel the opposite of it all while watching your videos. I love adventures and how I wish I had the same courage. Love from the Phils 💕
USA is so beautiful! I’m from Europe and I can’t wait to travel across USA like Eva.
So excited to watch this episode. My son and i did this two years ago, it was the last adventure we did together before he passed away last year from a brain tumor. I think you should go back, you missed so many cool things on the trail. keep up the good work.
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I'm glad you decided to stay in the states and take your time to see places. As a European, I think we can tend to be snobby about USA and look down on those who never leave it, but it's such a beautiful country with EVERYTHING and all kinds of landscapes, why would anyone need to leave ❤ 🇺🇸
In summary. Nice landscapes. Awful people.
Yeah as an American, I have traveled to Europe and while I enjoyed myself a lot in that beautiful continent, I was very happy to get back to the US. I love traveling but I couldn’t see myself living anywhere else in the world. It definitely helps that if I hate the climate I’m in, the country is so big that I can just move to a differently state and be in a completely different climate that is more suitable to my desires
With google you can check the area you want to go while staying safe. America has some really bad and dangerous areas.
@@jeremyroe but you do have people who are from so many different cultures. It's very cool 😎 💜
@@jayminbernhardt4952 exactly 💯
Your storytelling and ability to comunicate emotions that lead to engage on your journey are superb Eva. It is a joy.
My 73rd birthday is next.week, and I've been many places, had some wonderful experiences, but your video puts me in your.passenger seat, and I'm elated at the adventures you share with us. God bless you always!
Sending Out a Big Happy Birthday to you.. 🎈 🌿👍👍🌿 🎈 from West Coast Canada 🇨🇦 🍁
You’re amazing! I’m 67 and you have inspired me to keep going as I travel the world. Been exploring just over one year. Please keep doing what you do as you inspire me to keep the adventure going
It's great to see you on the road again Eva with Vilk. Eva the Explorer. It's in your blood. Be Healthy! and Stay Safe ! 🙏❤🙏 Jim, Harriet and Yuki
Eva! So glad you’re back! Stay safe
I'm a fan of compass and paper maps, especially the topos. Not only are they fun to navigate with, they keep you in tune with your surroundings. It's like peering into the future.
Absolutely. Neither run out of battery power either. Every explorer should learn deduced reckoning and basic magnetic navigation.
I love the way you deecribed it
I'm so glad to see you back! I hope your feeling rested after your break. I'm really looking forward to more adventures with you. Your happy and positive attitude is very uplifting.
I missed your story telling. It’s great to see you’re back on the road. Thank you for sharing your adventures!
The rail line in the early part of the video was Union Pacific's (ex Southern Pacific) notorious Cima Subdivision from Barstow and Yermo to Las Vegas. About 11.5 miles past the Mojave Mailbox the trail would have crossed the Kelso-Cima Road and the tracks. Just north of that crossing is the location of a massive derailment that occurred earlier this year when a portion of a far-too-long train began rolling uncontrollably down from Cima Hill. Fortunately the crew jumped when they realized control was lost - the two locomotives and about 7,000 feet of loaded ore cars ended up hitting the curve north of the crossing at over 120 mph, converting the train into scrap metal in a matter of seconds.
You and several other youtubers inspired me to quit my normal 9 to 5 and get a job where I can do these types of things I've always wanted to do. I got to spend 3 months in Georgia exploring the state parks and lakes in my off time. driving from Atlanta to Houston was an absolutely mind melting experience. I've been Houston about a month, and I finally had time to visit the Alamo for the first time today. which is a three-and-a-half-hour drive with traffic from Houston and I was super excited. I'm heading from Houston to Phenix in around 2 weeks. I can't wait. Thank you so much for your inspiration. Happy travels my friend. "take only memories leave only footprints"
What kind of job that can do this types of things? Can elaborate 😊
But you will never make $190,000 a year that she does and the reason she is back after giving a heart wrenching video a few months ago as if she was not returning. What did you think about her leaving her new dog in the states with someone while she visited relatives back in Europe? German Shepherds are not typical dogs, they are like family.
@Roland Connor, you are correct $190,000 is a little low. And yes, I had to re-home two dogs before I left. A Great Dane and a Chocolate Lab, it wasn't a good day for me.
Great to see you back traveling and happy Eva, love the content and perspective. Thank you!
Happy to see you back here, Eva! A fellow Minnesotan, Bob Dylan, once said "I was born very far from where I'm supposed to be, so I'm on my way home". Thank you for the content. Wzbogacające, bezpieczne i pełne przygód podróże do ciebie.
Great adventure, brave gal. Be careful out there, the landscape is rugged. Many years ago a German family of four perished around the area where you were. But they had no experience and drove out in a rental van (yes, a dodge caravan). The van ended up with 3 flat tires and they were left stranded in the middle of nowhere.
Always a treat to see you and Vilk on a new adventure.
As usual another great adventure. Thanks for all the work you put into each video and your excellent storytelling Eva!
Eva, I've been watching all of your videos and have been enjoying them immensely. As someone who grew up on a ranch in the Arizona desert since the late 60s, I see you do things that worry the crap out of me. When everything goes well, the desert can be an amazing rewarding place to explore, but if one little thing goes wrong, it can turn deadly quickly! I pray for your safety in your travels and I hope that you learn through osmosis, the misfortune of others, rather than learning them the hard way on your own. I wish we had the ability to meet sometime. I feel that I could teach you so much that would be beneficial to you. God bless and Happy Trails.
She has little desert survival skills and her vehicle is not a very reliable one. And she is not aware of the dangers of rattlesnakes, scorpions and tarantulas. If she gets tagged by a diamondback in the middle of the desert and without help, she is pretty screwed.
Praying for her safety isn’t going to do anything. It’s not like God is on call because you prayed for her and he is keeping an eye out for Eva in the middle of the Mojave.
You keep doing stupid things and pretty soon you are going to win stupid prizes like the Darwin Award.
She really doesn’t have any survival skills and as much as she likes to project herself as an adventurer, she will call AAA if she gets a flat or wait for some guy passing through to change it for her.
She is used to going on escorted influencer tours in Middle Eastern dictatorships where Ahmed and Mohammed will cater to all the needs of the white skinned influencers to whitewash their regime.
Interesting
Nice to see you back again, Eva. Great to have your priorities right for you. Cheers from the Netherlands.
Eva in the Mojave and Noraly in the Sahara! 😉
Thanks for the video, Eva! So good to see you posting on RUclips again!
Finally my heart which was broken when you left 4 months ago 😢 now is glued and has started beating again 🥺💞💯
Thank you for sharing your adventures with us !!
Eva, I truly LOVE your expeditions and personality. I've been watching for a few years now and find it hard to wait for your next journey with yoour exciting presentations.
Isn't she the BEST... 👍👍
So glad to see you back in the USA and exploring! Love watching your adventures again!
Okay I'm actually going to LOVE these new episodes. You're helping me see my country in a new, exciting light. Yes, I still want to move to Europe, but this is really helpful for my spirit. Thank you.
Love, Love, Love 💘 you Eva ❤ wonderful 👏 to hear from you. Out of sight and out of mind for too 😌 long. So very good to adventure with you again. Be safe out there, go with God
Look forward to hearing 👂 from you again soon. Michael
It's so great to have you back Eva, you took me away from the horrible thoughts of my prostate cancer diagnosis at the ripe old age of 52.
Devastated beyond belief, not ready to die
i wasted much time in total despair over my prostrate cancer and here i am 5 yr later doing great.
be aware that high blood sugar may drive aggressive PC by increasing insulin. intermitten fasting and low carb diet is the key to reducing blood sugar. 6hr eating window with 18 hours no food.. very easy to do once you adapt.
Now is the time for living then Freddy!!
May your time be plenty, your days full of joy and your heart full of love.
I’m sending you much love and healing energy wrapped in loving light Freddy!!!
Blessed Be 🖤
My father was diagnosed with benign prostate cancer, but he was worried too much, so he got it removed, now he regrets it, I advised him to not remove it, go for radio therapy. He is 60 and his diet is high on meat and bread.
Always great seeing you and the adventure you encounter. Thanks for sharing your journey and hard work. You truly amazing and take care
thank you so much sharing wonderful expedition
Awesome, AWESOME, documentary! You’re a pro. Stellar production and editing!
Another great vid, Eva. With living in S. Nevada, we, my wife and I, have traveled the Road 3 times. Even on the 3rd time, one has to take care on which track to take. As you learned, keeping a compass heading is about all one has to do. Your footage brought back many memories. Thanks.
Just something to keep in mind: If you deflate your tyres, it will effect your odometer reading. So if your distances aren't adding up, that could be why!
Great to see you back in action, AND IN MY USA! Can't wait for the big RV trip. That should be fun.
When you fear you may flip, turn in towards the dip.
Turning into the direction of whichever corner of the vehicle is lowest provides extra tire contact in that direction, and more stability against a rollover. That only gets really scary if there happens to be a cliff on that side of the vehicle...which, as you'd expect, is pretty common.
Great to see you back love your videos Eva & Vilk 👍🏴
You are so brave. I hope my daughters grow up to be as brave as you.
Thank you for coming back and making such a wonderful video of a great adventure. Good luck for the repairs. We cant wait to follow your adventures further and enjoy living vicariously through you. Thanks again.
I love your authenticity, really showing all of it. Its about doing the things we love despite fear not void of fear and I feel you show that greatly. Also it takes bravery to change a life long dream. ❤
I've been missing your incredible storytelling....thank you for enriching my Saturday!
So happy to have you back on RUclips! I really enjoy your videos and your perspective on the places you visit. Hoping for safe travels for you and Vilk!
From the title and the intro to the video- this sounds like a hell of a lot of fun! With beautiful rarely seen scenery to boot. Can't wait to watch the whole thing- i'm sure you made it out OK or you wouldn't have uploaded the video lol. Thank you for sharing!
It is wonderful to see that the spirit of adventure remain alive in a younger generation. Thank you Eva, cheers from NY.
This young lady is just such a charmer. It's always fun to follow her on her adventures. She has always been upbeat even when she was struggling. We could always use more people like her in the USA. Perhaps one day she will settles into some little homestead in Montana. I would like to visit her and Wilk out there when that happens I suspect I'm like Eva in that the ratio of wilderness to human population is a large as possible.
Have fun Eva Zu Beck!
I've been living on a beautiful remote rural homestead in Alaska for 15 years. I don't know of a single Western girl in a similar situation in this region.
The guys here marry young girls from SE Asia and Eastern Europe mostly, and immigrate them. All of us homeschool our kids and have traditional female roles.
It isn't something Western girls actually aspire to. The internet fame, like with this girl, sure. But actually living the homestead life, no.
@@amylee6038 It's be my observation that most men want traditional women to create a family with. Hence, Asians and Eastern Europeans. American women think they can have an exciting life in their youth and settle down later on. I believe the concept of feminism has been most destructive to the psychology of western women. Miss Eva Zu Beck will find that as she ages she will find it nearly impossible to settle down in a committed relationship or even be able to date men she will feel worthy of. It's only the youthful thoughtful, hard working women with low body count that a man will commit to.
If you have a man and children and can keep their love and respect, then you've won life's lottery. Every body else, (me included) is just a flash in the pan.
Thanks for your thoughts. In my opinion, there is wisdom in your words.
@@fjdarling You are so right.
Every day is an adventure here. We get to experience it as a family.
I got to step into this amazing life as a teenager. He was my first boyfriend, and I adore him now even more than before. I'm so grateful!
These western f'inists seem like cult members to us. We've never heard anything so stupid, the way they think. Supposedly, we're slaves.
Glad that you are coming back!
Thank you for sharing the amazing
Views. The drone shots were beautiful. Hope you enjoyed most of the road trip. Looking forward to the next episode.
Thank you for coming back to us, ❤
Awesome video as always Eva. Glad to see you back on RUclips this adventure was so awesome and amazing. Can't wait to see what more awesome and amazing adventures you've got coming up next.
Awesome video!!! You seem refreshed and you are, as always a beautiful soul! Really enjoyed this one, what the heck am I saying?I love all of your videos! Peace
So happy to see you back. I've done that drive before and it IS an amazing trip
Actually it ISN't the trip I did, I chose a much easier route :D
This video takes me back to your older videos. You are happier, lighter, seem to be truly enjoying your adventure.
Fantastic watch as always! Cheers to the weekend everyone 💜
OML I have so missed you and Vilk! Happy self care break and welcome back. I look forward to watching you drive the RV next time.
happy to see you back😍
Great to see you back and creating content! Got a challenge for you: try a trip like this WITHOUT planning it using modern technology Google or any digital resource - INSTEAD, plan it and follow it using only a topographic map and a compass!
This is fast becoming a lost art in the digital age. You’re young enough you may not even really know what a topo map is or how to use it; but I challenge you to learn! When/IF digital fails, a old school topo map and a compass will ALWAYS work.
Looking forward to your next adventure!👊❤️
An adventure means going out and doing your own thing with minimal reliance upon technology. There’s something to be said for having fun though on the flip side, certain costs like wear and tear and mechanical breakdowns are unavoidable. Days in the desert shows what you get out of nature can make life more fulfilling and enjoyable! Its has an effect upon you and Vilk and that’s like the chapters of a book in which the best is yet to come. Take care Eva and remain blessed! 😊
Bienvenida Eva, I was exited to see you back. Happy trails
Eva I'm sooo happy your back traveling and yea videos ❤️😁 ! Be careful walking barefoot in desert , you can easily step on scorpion 🦂 or venomous 🐍 snakes , same for Vilk watch where he's walking . My bbf beautiful dog 🐕 was bit by rattle snake 🐍 even with ER care , she lost him 💔 within 12hrs , it was horrible💔😢. You are far from help , travel smart . Xoxo 😘
I didn't want to like this comment because its sad. I was waiting for someone to say these things. I am so very sorry about the sweet Dog passing away. Rattlesnakes and scorpions in the Desert are like the Grizzlies, wolves and Mtn lions of the NW.
Not to be afraid but to be safe and take lots of precautions.
I love how you have your own water depth gauge - Vilk! I love your adventures, thanks so much for sharing!
Great video again . So many people now days would not under stand the freedom of travel with out google maps and there like .brings you back ( like you said )to the moment you are in and your surrounding. Love seeing vilk doing his part in your travels ( how deep is boy ? 😁 ) what a great dog . Thanks again for sharing your wonderful travel memories with us all your over Landing friends . Cheers from Steve Stott in Sutherlin Oregon U.S.A.:) 🐕:) 🏜🍻👍🏼.
Glad this channel is back, Thank you !
What I love about Eva is she has shown me different things through her adventures that I have never seen before! This trip on the Mohave Road is one of them. I've been in the Mohave desert before, but just not where she and Vilk went. Truly a real adventure.
So happy to see that you’re back .
Stara zasada, żołnierzy i harcerzy do rozpiski mapy w różnych warunkach używaj ołówka, kredki. Deszcz nie zmyje jak długopisu. Pozdrawiam
An old rule, soldiers and scouts use a pencil or crayon to draw maps in different conditions. Rain won't wash away like a pen. Regards
Eva busting out " dude" at 18:41 to Vilk... made me smile so much..the US loves her soul and spirit...
Now this is my kind of adventure. Great to see you back.
Jestes niesamowita Ewa! Twoje życie jest pełne przygód i emocji. Gratuluje odwagi w życiu:))
I'm so glad you are back!
Love your stuff Eva. Very talented! The reason your distances are because of many factors but the main ones are, the tachometer from the factory is set for the original tire size. Even if the tire changes by 5mm, your gauge will be off. The other is, some makers actually have different ways of calibrating the speed gauge. Example, most Toyotas are off by 4km/h. So it’s a good idea to use a GPS gauge for those kinds of trips.
What a lovely video. Thanks for taking us on your adventure.
No cell signal, serious mechanical breakdown, limited water for you and the dog, and things can get serious fast.
I hope you always have a satellite GPS messenger.
It´s always a good idea to take or have bearings, at least then you can inform rescue services near your last location.
Failure to take reasonable precautions can lead to your rescue being billed to you in the USA. It can get very expensive very fast.
Eva has the satellite emergency radio, as well as Star Link. She may portray herself as being a bit crazy, but always has a backup plan...
the only channel on RUclips that I identify with so much! don't stop Eva!
All my driving growing up was done without google Maps. Learning to navigate, understanding NSEW and general navigation by landmarks was how things were done.
After college I drove from Texas to Oxnard California without a map (or google). I ended up 10 miles from my destination on my own.
You are amazing! I’m so glad you’re back!
Traveling without a map just relying on your innate sense of direction?! THIS GIRRRL IS JUST LIKE ME❤!!! 😮 The FUNNN part is when you realize you have been traveling back and forth on the same HUGE freeway 😅!
I’m so happy for Eva that she has Vilk in her life❤ and in this video he shows that he is great mature adventurous buddy ❤I love them!! Love love love!!
You have probably filmed a few videos by now. But if your still active driving around, may I suggest going back to the Seattle area and heading about 2-2.5 hours out into the mountains and checking out the town of Leavenworth WA. The mountains are beautiful and the town is pretty cool. Just do it before the end of September before the cold and snow comes.
Pacific NorthBest!
The Leavenworth area is so beautiful. Hiking in the summer. Snowshoeing and XC skiing in the winter.
She will be back to northwest.. It's in her bones now 😁 she will find there is no place like it here in USA ❤️
Thank you Eva, i get to see more adventures. Good luck and always be safe you and Vilk. Lots of love 😊
The Mojave Desert is such an incredible place … you seem like the perfect person to get lost with! Thanks for the video and allowing us back into your life! ❤
Isn’t she great, I believe she really needs someone special in her life asap ,you’re certainly pretty enough, sure hopes she sees your comments 🗽🇺🇸👍
off roading has always been fun and i need to do more of it myself so thanks for taking us along.
It's even better to use a paper map. This way you have to keep checking the surroundings for waypoints and also know what's around you beyond the line of sight.
I’m so glad you’re back. You’re channel is one that I look forward on watching and greatly missed when you took a much needed break.
While Miss Beck is indeed very brave & she certainly embraces the solitude. I once went the Whole weekend with out WI-FI. I'm just sayin. ; )
THE HORROR!
Yay, good to have you back.
Another great video Eva! You are a master storyteller.
Eva good to see your video again. I've been away from the Internet for a long time but now I'm back home and back to watching your videos. Thank you for posting your journey.
Good to see you back and really enjoy watching these kind of awesome desert experience! Keep up the good work :-) By the way, the reason why your GPS doesn't quite match the Landrover's odometer is probably due to the size of the tires. Due to the size you get a counter deviation so you cannot drive exactly on the GPS. I thought it might be good to know for any next desert experience. Safe travels!
Do they base the GPS on a default standard car size tire, assuming its the most common?
@davidmacy411 the speedometer and odometer are set using calculations and transmission output speed.
Gps calculates based on location.
Yaaaaaaaaaay! You’re back! And what a great kick-off video you made! Scene in the gigantic RV me laugh at the end! Can’t wait for that adventure! I see a lot of joy back in your face!
I grew up in the high desert (29 Palms) and was stationed at George AFB (Victorville) as a young man. I love everything about that environment. As a kid I spent a lot of time wandering/exploring the desert around our home.
I grew up in Vegas, and Peggy Sues is *iconic* - so glad you got to enjoy!!
Glad that you are back. You should get an Earthroamer.
I'm emotional. Eva zu Beck is back at her best!
Welcome back.
Eva , you are more earthy and raw than ever before. I love that. No make-up, tick ,tick , tick.
On the level of adventure, this episode is a beaut.
Thanks
P.S. don't forget to do Australian adventures. We have a great 4x4 friendly country.
I am glad you’re back Eva! Thank you for showing us the world especially for us who cannot travel. Keep safe always.
So nice to have you back again, love all your adventures, and Vilk with all his own adventures and sometimes stupidities, when he tries to hide stuff, so funny, can't wait to see more of this content... 🧡🧡🧡 from the Netherlands
Glad to see you back, you are awesome