This brought back memories of 50 years ago when I lived and worked near Cook City and owned a property in Silver gate. Many memories of cross country skiing into the Lamar Valley and seeing winter wildlife. I'm 81 now and haven't been back since. I think I would be sad about how much it's changed in that area.
Hi Cat! Love your videos, there so beautiful, scenic destinations...that i feel so peaceful and relaxed. Thanks for sharing and taking us along and riding shotgun! Happy to see Joey return and back on the road with you. Happy trails to you both! 🤠🥾✌️
Another beautiful video. Glad Joey made it back safely. I hope you enjoy the concerts. Looking forward to more stunning videos of our great outdoors. Thank you so much.😊
I also like longer stays at campgrounds. I usually stay for 2 weeks (or more) before packing up and moving on. It's a more relaxing way to enjoy rv living , and as you said, saves money and wear on your vehicles.
Extending your stays to max allowed makes sense: balancing your movement, maintaining your wellbeing. We do the same thing where we go to a home base and travel outward then back to home base. I live in an inland bay in a very urban area. A coyote walked across the street in front of us and remained very close (
Great video,Cat. We can see why it’s hard to leave such beautiful areas. Glad you got to see a wolf.Not sure what it was eating. You left Jasper in the nick of time. Hope good luck stays with you! ❤️❤️
Good Morning Catherine. Staying put at some of these campgrounds is a good idea. Gives you more perspective on the area and saves on gas. Fall is around the corner which brings cooler weather, less flies and mosquitoes and beautiful colors.
Good Morning Catherine! Beautiful video, 30 minutes to short. Love Yellowstone area, thanks for taking us to so many wonderful places. Staying for longer periods of time a great idea for you. Music great for anyone! Looking forward to your next time with us. Have a wonderful week!
I was in Yellowstone the same time you were. My son works there year round at Old Faithful. I stayed for 3 weeks. You left at a good time when the smoke from CA fires are now making it quite hazy. Love that area!
The wolf sighting was great. I noticed it had a radio collar. I agree that it's nice to stay in a campsite a bit longer. When I've done that, I've noticed things I hadn't seen before on shorter stays. The bacon and eggs looked good. A favorite of mine. Thank you for the great videography!
Amazing scenery! Always a plus when you see wildlife roaming around. That wolf looked like it was wearing a tracking collar. It would be interesting to see the tracking data. Roll on!
Congrats on your 100K subscribers, Catherine! You so deserve them all. I have been a long-time subscriber and watched this episode this morning as I was doing my daily Yoga practice. Thank you for putting together such beautiful content. From S. Jones, still somewhere in the middle of a forest outside of Olympia, WA, USA.
Hi Cat, lovely to see you and enjoy your photography. You brought back beautiful memories of lovely Gardiner🌟 Consider getting Thermacell for those nights where biting flies/mosquitoes & other annoying insects to keep them away from you🤗
OMG, I cannot wait for your next video!!! I am hooked! You are such a sweet person. My husband and I both love you and your calming presence. Thank you so much for beautiful videos 🙂
I love watching your videos every week. The scenery over the last few weeks has been spectacular. The videography is on point, as always. Thank you for sharing it with us!
I think its so nice to stay longer. Excellent decision Catherine!! And we get to enjoy a thorough understanding of places and its beauty. I hope we meet some day on a hike or in the mountains. As a midwest girl we dont really get much chances to live in the wilderness or the mountains but just watching your videos make me feel like i am right there with you. Thank you for your hard work!! ❤
My son and I met my brother and my mom in Gardiner MT for the week. We went to cook city for lunch! I love that place so much! Can't explain how amazing it is!!!
FYI it just dawned on me! When we were leaving Gardiner to go to visit cook city I think I saw your rig going down the winding road from mammoth to Gardiner! I was trying to explain to my uncle the kind of truck I have and I saw truck just like mine pulling a camper. I said that truck looks just like mine and pointed it out. That was on Thursday. If it was you I'm glad we crossed paths and hope to again someday! Gardiner is so important to me also! My parents met there in the 60's and got married there before my dad was drafted. My brother was born in Livingston. Sorry so long but that whole place is in my DNA! I'm so glad you got to experience it! My son and I saw a wolf Wednesday near hell roaring creek when we hiked in to fish!
Just saw your jasper video, beautiful but now sad at what happened there, Mother Nature help us all, but love your channel as how you capture nature and scenery!!! Thank you🇨🇦👍❤️
Hi Catherine. Many year subscriber. First time commenter. Your calming presence, beautiful videography and music helped me get through the pandemic. I'm now recovering from appendectomy surgery and find extreme comfort in your videos. Thank you so much! I too was raised in SoCal and we share a lot of the same favorite spots in the Eastern Sierra and beyond so maybe our paths will cross one day. :)
You made it out of Jasper at a good time, 30% of Jasper town has been razed by wildfire! 32,000 hectares burned and the park has been closed for some time now. Stay safe out there.
It's nice that you're going to go to sites where you can stay longer. I'm glad Joey is back with you. It's great to have company sometimes. Thanks for posting this video. Can't wait to see next Sunday's.
Good call on staying longer in one place. We still have a home base and only travel occasionally but this spring left on Easter and went for 61 days with a 3/4 ton truck with cap and pulling a 17 ft. tear drop with wet bath etc. We probably will never take another trip quite like this one, to many miles (about 11,000) usually moving most days (once in a while staying in one spot for 2 or 3 nights). We are 70 and 72 and it gets tiring after a while with the 2 dogs and all. I can see us taking shorter trips say 2 weeks or so and staying longer in many campgrounds. Maine to Big Bend and Guadalupe catching the eclipse and Nashville on the way then off to NM (visiting a relative), CO (Florissant, Pikes Peak, Ouray, Silverton, Estes Park), Grand Tetons and one night just outside Yellowstone, then off to WA (another relative to visit), back to Glacier and then Lake Louise and Banff before heading back across country to Maine. Travel safe.
Glad that Joey made it back safely from his adventure! Just in time for fly-swatting duty LOL. I love Joey's mushrooms pants! Enjoy your concert in Livingston and I look forward to your next adventure! Take care, Jenny❤
Good call, going to longer stays, Catherine. For all the reasons you stated and more. And you might end up visiting locations that you've never been to before. Have fun! Cheers.
As always an epic adventure with great views and great commentary. I like the details and history of your locations Cat. Keep up the good work. You and Joey stay safe, God be with you!
So pretty ! Im a longer stay person too. the horse flies and mosquitos are part of that wildlife , for sure , so are those pants of Joey's ! 😊 I'm glad you guys had blue skies. The fires in the Upper West , all summer are so toxic
This visit was awesome seeing the wolf and all the bison roaming free is awesome!! I had to leave the heat of Phoenix and am now back in Southern California Huntington Beach visiting my family!! I'm as well glad to see Joey back with you aa well! Will see you on your next adventure!!👍
I just watched your videos after not tuning in for a few years. What a coincidence I ! am in Gardiner! I'm here for the summer working as a caretaker at cabins up the road you camped on here! Sorry I missed you
It's so nice when you can stay for a while in one spot. We recently drove to Gardner to see the Roosevelt Arch but didn't have time to really go through the town, so this was nice to watch. The Eagle Creek Campground looked really great, too. Lovely video! Have a great week! ❤
You love having lived literally amongst bears, elk and wolves. :) I recall one of your first videos, years ago, how cautious you felt going on your first solo overnnight. My! how far you have come. :)
I agree with you Catherine on longer stays in one location. Recently finished a trip and even though we had a great time, we felt that we were always on the move. We will take a slower pace next trip. Catherine would you ask Joey where I can find his video in the Winds where he and a friend went over Indian Pass, Knifepoint Glacier, and Angel Pass. I have explored the Winds for many years and that trip that he did was epic! I would love to watch it again but I can't find it.
Good thing you enjoyed Jasper when you did. Because most of the town has burnt down from the fires. Love your videos Catherine. You and me share the same name.
Good morning Cat!, Great video, and the small Western communities look quite charming! I would love visiting them too! Thank you for all your hard work in making your videos! Happy Trails! ❤❤
Love visiting the small towns! Thanks for sharing your camping location. We all certainly understand waiting until you depart. Take care, Cat. Looking forward to your next adventure ❤️
We have been watching your channel for about six months, and really enjoy it. I have to say you make the best travel videos. Keep them coming and safe travels.
I’m sure you share in my sadness about the wildfires destroying a great deal of the Jasper area. The townsite lost 1/3 of its structures and the surrounding forest area will take many, many years to rebirth back to its prior glory. I’m glad that you were able to enjoy your time up in Canada (I’m from Edmonton, but travelling for 3 months on the West Coast of Canada). Happy trails to you and Joey…stay safe, stay happy…
We just discovered your channel and are now watching a few videos each night until we get to the end. The photography and commentary is excellent tyvm :)
Full time RV boondocking trave!ed for 10 years - me and teen dghtr. "Live like the locals" we called it. Immerse and explore! Btw, we DoD this in every lower 48, west Canada, and Alaska!
I have also always wanted to see a wolf. I had a glimpse of one in my rear view mirror in Yellowstone one time. I am so glad you are where you are and no longer with us in Alberta. I was just headed for Jasper to stay with friends who live and work there last Monday. Didn’t make it as the Parkway and town of Jasper became an inferno. Happy you got there to enjoy it when you did. They evacuated backcountry hikers by helicopter. All are out safely.
This brought back memories of 50 years ago when I lived and worked near Cook City and owned a property in Silver gate. Many memories of cross country skiing into the Lamar Valley and seeing winter wildlife. I'm 81 now and haven't been back since. I think I would be sad about how much it's changed in that area.
A WOLF!!!!! How lucky you were to see a wolf in the wild. I think that is definitely a bucket list check off! Loved the baby bison too.
Adventures are even more fun when you have someone to share it with, not just us on the other side of the lens. Loved seeing the bison.
Hi Cat! Love your videos, there so beautiful, scenic destinations...that i feel so peaceful and relaxed. Thanks for sharing and taking us along and riding shotgun! Happy to see Joey return and back on the road with you. Happy trails to you both! 🤠🥾✌️
Simply awesome! Your travels are a treat to follow, Cat!
Thank you so much Devin! Hope all is great!
This brought back some great memories from when my family went through that area when I was 13. I think it may be time to go back soon!
It’s amazing! Hopefully not smoky when you do visit.
Always love seeing the small towns. Thank you for another great video. Looking forward to seeing where you end up next.
I love seeing all the bison, especially the babies..adorable! Thanks, Catherine.❤
My favorite part of the country with my favorite videographer. My week has started on a high note! Thanks Cat.
Thank'YOU Cat❣️
Another beautiful video.
Glad Joey made it back safely. I hope you enjoy the concerts. Looking forward to more stunning videos of our great outdoors. Thank you so much.😊
I need a travel Buddy! I travel alone a lot but it’s getting old and so am I.. thanks for another great trip!
I also like longer stays at campgrounds. I usually stay for 2 weeks (or more) before packing up and moving on. It's a more relaxing way to enjoy rv living , and as you said, saves money and wear on your vehicles.
Thank you for the beautiful photography Cat!! ❤❤jul
Extending your stays to max allowed makes sense: balancing your movement, maintaining your wellbeing. We do the same thing where we go to a home base and travel outward then back to home base. I live in an inland bay in a very urban area. A coyote walked across the street in front of us and remained very close (
Those Bison were incredible. The Wolf siting is indeed very rare. Love Wolves.
I love Yellowstone! Safe travels and best wishes from sunny Alabama!
Great video,Cat. We can see why it’s hard to leave such beautiful areas. Glad you got to see a wolf.Not sure what it was eating. You left Jasper in the nick of time. Hope good luck stays with you! ❤️❤️
Yes, I did. So sad. Thank you Todd!
Good Morning Catherine. Staying put at some of these campgrounds is a good idea. Gives you more perspective on the area and saves on gas. Fall is around the corner which brings cooler weather, less flies and mosquitoes and beautiful colors.
Oh, Jasper, my heart…
My heart is broken.
Glad Joey is back. Not sure I thanked you for the last 2 videos, I just love that part of Wyoming and the bison in this video are spectactacular.
Thank you sharing your amazing adventures with us! Can’t wait for the next adventure hope you enjoyed the concert have a wonderful week 😊
I can almost smell the coffee and bacon 👏🏻 nicely composed video 🌹👨🏼🚒
Good Morning Catherine! Beautiful video, 30 minutes to short. Love Yellowstone area, thanks for taking us to so many wonderful places. Staying for longer periods of time a great idea for you. Music great for anyone! Looking forward to your next time with us. Have a wonderful week!
Thank you Joyce!
Thanks Kat
Enjoyed the journey wildlife, beginning rainstorm.
Glad JOEY could join U.
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Love this video. Tell the great fly slayer, Joey, I miss his RUclips. Anyway, thanks for sharing. I can't wait to see what's up next!
I was in Yellowstone the same time you were. My son works there year round at Old Faithful. I stayed for 3 weeks. You left at a good time when the smoke from CA fires are now making it quite hazy. Love that area!
Catherine... .another awesome episode... Thanks for sharing.........
Great wolf video segment. Safe travels. Thanks for sharing.
The wolf sighting was great. I noticed it had a radio collar. I agree that it's nice to stay in a campsite a bit longer. When I've done that, I've noticed things I hadn't seen before on shorter stays. The bacon and eggs looked good. A favorite of mine. Thank you for the great videography!
Always a calm part of Sunday mornings! Thank you for taking us to Montana...one of my favorite states. Take care and know you are appreciated. 👍😎🇨🇦💫
Love MOE!!! Been to several shows in Vegas and they always ROCK!
Amazing scenery! Always a plus when you see wildlife roaming around. That wolf looked like it was wearing a tracking collar. It would be interesting to see the tracking data. Roll on!
Beautiful shots with the bison. The background scene looks like a wallpaper mural! Safe travels. Thanks for taking us along.
Congrats on your 100K subscribers, Catherine! You so deserve them all. I have been a long-time subscriber and watched this episode this morning as I was doing my daily Yoga practice. Thank you for putting together such beautiful content. From S. Jones, still somewhere in the middle of a forest outside of Olympia, WA, USA.
Hi Cat, lovely to see you and enjoy your photography. You brought back beautiful memories of lovely Gardiner🌟
Consider getting Thermacell for those nights where biting flies/mosquitoes & other annoying insects to keep them away from you🤗
Another great video cat safe travels to you and lucky Joey😊
Loved the wolf videos, be safe, stay healthy.
Beautiful scenery, I really appreciate the backstory of the areas you go to ❤
OMG, I cannot wait for your next video!!! I am hooked! You are such a sweet person. My husband and I both love you and your calming presence. Thank you so much for beautiful videos 🙂
Thank you
I love watching your videos every week. The scenery over the last few weeks has been spectacular. The videography is on point, as always. Thank you for sharing it with us!
always nice scenery. nice you enjoying places longer.
Love the use of lavendars and mints to handrub across my skin - that is my best anti-fly/mosquito covering. Smells so much better.
I think its so nice to stay longer. Excellent decision Catherine!! And we get to enjoy a thorough understanding of places and its beauty. I hope we meet some day on a hike or in the mountains. As a midwest girl we dont really get much chances to live in the wilderness or the mountains but just watching your videos make me feel like i am right there with you. Thank you for your hard work!! ❤
Thx Cat...another great video of some of the most scenic places in the USA
just excellent stuff. So peaceful. continued safe travels.....
My son and I met my brother and my mom in Gardiner MT for the week. We went to cook city for lunch! I love that place so much! Can't explain how amazing it is!!!
FYI it just dawned on me! When we were leaving Gardiner to go to visit cook city I think I saw your rig going down the winding road from mammoth to Gardiner! I was trying to explain to my uncle the kind of truck I have and I saw truck just like mine pulling a camper. I said that truck looks just like mine and pointed it out. That was on Thursday. If it was you I'm glad we crossed paths and hope to again someday! Gardiner is so important to me also! My parents met there in the 60's and got married there before my dad was drafted. My brother was born in Livingston. Sorry so long but that whole place is in my DNA! I'm so glad you got to experience it! My son and I saw a wolf Wednesday near hell roaring creek when we hiked in to fish!
Just saw your jasper video, beautiful but now sad at what happened there, Mother Nature help us all, but love your channel as how you capture nature and scenery!!! Thank you🇨🇦👍❤️
So sad!
Hi Catherine. Many year subscriber. First time commenter. Your calming presence, beautiful videography and music helped me get through the pandemic. I'm now recovering from appendectomy surgery and find extreme comfort in your videos. Thank you so much! I too was raised in SoCal and we share a lot of the same favorite spots in the Eastern Sierra and beyond so maybe our paths will cross one day. :)
We have been twice in Gardiner, looking forward to seeing again. Thank you for sharing
You made it out of Jasper at a good time, 30% of Jasper town has been razed by wildfire! 32,000 hectares burned and the park has been closed for some time now. Stay safe out there.
That certainly a crying shame such a beautiful area
It's nice that you're going to go to sites where you can stay longer. I'm glad Joey is back with you. It's great to have company sometimes. Thanks for posting this video. Can't wait to see next Sunday's.
Good call on staying longer in one place. We still have a home base and only travel occasionally but this spring left on Easter and went for 61 days with a 3/4 ton truck with cap and pulling a 17 ft. tear drop with wet bath etc. We probably will never take another trip quite like this one, to many miles (about 11,000) usually moving most days (once in a while staying in one spot for 2 or 3 nights). We are 70 and 72 and it gets tiring after a while with the 2 dogs and all. I can see us taking shorter trips say 2 weeks or so and staying longer in many campgrounds. Maine to Big Bend and Guadalupe catching the eclipse and Nashville on the way then off to NM (visiting a relative), CO (Florissant, Pikes Peak, Ouray, Silverton, Estes Park), Grand Tetons and one night just outside Yellowstone, then off to WA (another relative to visit), back to Glacier and then Lake Louise and Banff before heading back across country to Maine. Travel safe.
Glad that Joey made it back safely from his adventure! Just in time for fly-swatting duty LOL. I love Joey's mushrooms pants! Enjoy your concert in Livingston and I look forward to your next adventure! Take care, Jenny❤
Thanks for a beautiful Sunday morning Cat.
Thanks. Blessings
Good call, going to longer stays, Catherine. For all the reasons you stated and more. And you might end up visiting locations that you've never been to before. Have fun! Cheers.
As always an epic adventure with great views and great commentary. I like the details and history of your locations Cat. Keep up the good work. You and Joey stay safe, God be with you!
So pretty ! Im a longer stay person too. the horse flies and mosquitos are part of that wildlife , for sure , so are those pants of Joey's ! 😊 I'm glad you guys had blue skies. The fires in the Upper West , all summer are so toxic
This visit was awesome seeing the wolf and all the bison roaming free is awesome!! I had to leave the heat of Phoenix and am now back in Southern California Huntington Beach visiting my family!! I'm as well glad to see Joey back with you aa well! Will see you on your next adventure!!👍
Montana is a beautiful state. My wife is from Livingston!
Amazing wolf sighting! Hopefully I will see one in the wild too, someday!
I just watched your videos after not tuning in for a few years. What a coincidence I ! am in Gardiner! I'm here for the summer working as a caretaker at cabins up the road you camped on here! Sorry I missed you
Cat’s a moe.ron!!!! ❤
They are always a hoot :)
It's so nice when you can stay for a while in one spot. We recently drove to Gardner to see the Roosevelt Arch but didn't have time to really go through the town, so this was nice to watch. The Eagle Creek Campground looked really great, too. Lovely video! Have a great week! ❤
Hi guys! Thank you, you too!
You love having lived literally amongst bears, elk and wolves. :)
I recall one of your first videos, years ago, how cautious you felt going on your first solo overnnight.
My! how far you have come. :)
Be safe and enjoy those concerts!
Awesome video
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Catherine have a great time at the concert. I think Moe Bandy is great!
We lived in silver gate for 5 months Love the area
❤😊small !!
I left Livingston early Saturday morning. Must have passed each other on the interstate. Bummer...
Gardiner, MT is where I entered Yellowstone Park about 1980. That was my first and last visit to the park.
thanks Kit Kat ..
I agree with you Catherine on longer stays in one location. Recently finished a trip and even though we had a great time, we felt that we were always on the move. We will take a slower pace next trip. Catherine would you ask Joey where I can find his video in the Winds where he and a friend went over Indian Pass, Knifepoint Glacier, and Angel Pass. I have explored the Winds for many years and that trip that he did was epic! I would love to watch it again but I can't find it.
Wolf clip was 😱😱😱. Good for you sweety☺️
Good thing you enjoyed Jasper when you did. Because most of the town has burnt down from the fires. Love your videos Catherine. You and me share the same name.
Bonitos os bisões! À vida selvagem de Montana é lindo! ❤ Acredito que você vai para o Wyoming. 👍
Good morning Cat!, Great video, and the small Western communities look quite charming! I would love visiting them too! Thank you for all your hard work in making your videos! Happy Trails! ❤❤
Love visiting the small towns! Thanks for sharing your camping location. We all certainly understand waiting until you depart. Take care, Cat. Looking forward to your next adventure ❤️
Thanks for watching!
We have been watching your channel for about six months, and really enjoy it. I have to say you make the best travel videos. Keep them coming and safe travels.
Thanks Cat. Really enjoyed the video.
Thanks Cat for sharing Gardiner with us. I have wondered what the town looks like and now I know. I will put it on my bucket list....
Great adventure.
I am glad that you got to go to Jasper before the wildfires hit. Great video as always
Beautiful area. We were in Gros Ventre campground two weeks ago and experienced several 90 degree days.
I use a small mini vacuum to pickup those pesky flies in my windows,then through them outside.no need to wash squashed bugs off the windows!
I’m sure you share in my sadness about the wildfires destroying a great deal of the Jasper area. The townsite lost 1/3 of its structures and the surrounding forest area will take many, many years to rebirth back to its prior glory. I’m glad that you were able to enjoy your time up in Canada (I’m from Edmonton, but travelling for 3 months on the West Coast of Canada). Happy trails to you and Joey…stay safe, stay happy…
You can use a small electric bug killer inside. I have two I take everywhere with me including camping.
Great video once again, thanks for sharing!
I don't mind the shorter videos, Cat. Glad to see you are doing well in spite of the flies experience...😣
Enjoyed this video!
We just discovered your channel and are now watching a few videos each night until we get to the end. The photography and commentary is excellent tyvm :)
Welcome aboard! Thank you!
Full time RV boondocking trave!ed for 10 years - me and teen dghtr. "Live like the locals" we called it. Immerse and explore! Btw, we DoD this in every lower 48, west Canada, and Alaska!
Did, no affiliation with fed govt! Lol
You are lucky you got out of Jasper when you did. The town is substantially burned down after a wildfire this week
I have also always wanted to see a wolf. I had a glimpse of one in my rear view mirror in Yellowstone one time. I am so glad you are where you are and no longer with us in Alberta. I was just headed for Jasper to stay with friends who live and work there last Monday. Didn’t make it as the Parkway and town of Jasper became an inferno. Happy you got there to enjoy it when you did. They evacuated backcountry hikers by helicopter. All are out safely.
Honest tip: get yourself a Venus fly trap plant they are awesome for getting rid of flies and mosquitoes in the trailer.
We sure could use some of that rain out here in Oregon.