I was born and raised in Michigan, Left home at 17, joined the navy served for 20 years, I am currently living in Las Vegas. I was as you, looking forward to seeing and experiencing different things. Enjoy the journey my young friend and I am "Betting on Alaska" for you.
James I did almost the same, Navy at 17 but only 4 years. Met a lady in San Diego and she is from Detroit, Michigan and we ended up in the area since 91! Still married and happy. In 1984 in Berlin Heights, Ohio that’s where my journey begain. And it’s cool to watch this kid begin
14 years ago I graduated high school and drove to alaska to work on a fishing boat. 14 years later I am still here. I’ve had some great adventures and hard times. You’re gonna love it here, keep up the good work!
Hey how are you i live in Kentucky and i’m currently looking to move to Alaska but I will also need a job up there and I’m looking for property that I could possibly buy over the counter so we have somewhere to go when we get there. We are not very low budget, but this is our dream and I’m trying to make it happen for me and my wife any pointers on how to find land and jobs out there
Hey how are you i live in Kentucky and i’m currently looking to move to Alaska but I will also need a job up there and I’m looking for property that I could possibly buy over the counter so we have somewhere to go when we get there. We are not very low budget, but this is our dream and I’m trying to make it happen for me and my wife any pointers on how to find land and jobs out there
All I could say was Wow! Wow! Awwww Wow! Alaska is beautiful! From High School now on to Your own land, & homesteading. Soooo happy for you Mick. God bless you in all you do.
@@MickWhipple Thank you Mick! You are going to make some wonderful girl, a great husband someday. Enjoy everyday on your new quests. I don't have Twitter, Facebook or Instagram, but I do have adventures way out here In the wild country of West Virginia. Being a Widow it's just my cats, chickens & I, plus visiting dogs outside. We have bears, coyotes, raccoons, foxes, & lots more, but it's the 2 legged people that aren't to be trusted. Watch your goods, trust only your Parents & God. See Ya on your next video Mick. ✝️🥰
watched your first two videos and thought to myself “this kid is well beyond his years.” Then I looked in the comment section and saw who your parents are. Everything became amazingly clear at that point! You are a lucky young man and have a bright future ahead of you! God bless and good luck with your journey!
Just like your parents, you are going to rock this in your own way. I'm along for your journey. Your footage of Alaska is breath taking. Stay safe and waiting on your next video. ❤
It made me feel better that you had shared that long trip with your folks. I really enjoyed your commentary Sweater Guy and I'm truly looking forward to each video along the path of your new life saga. (P.S. It was cute following your mom's tricked out custom vagabond van.)
Gorgeouse view of the mountains and landscape. I live in Ontario, Canada and never get sick of the rocky cliffs along the hwy. that spot is loveley where you and the folks stopped on Superior. it is awesome that you made it back into Alaska now you can get to processing the lumber you shall need to build your cabin. looking forward to your journey . Ontario Canada.
Those views are gorgeous! I can see the appeal to want to go to Alaska. I am glad the filth wagon made it up there and I can't wait for next week. xoxo
Awesome footage . I've prevented myself from dying on my bike, climbing mountains in 100 plus heat by wrapping up some ice cubes , or better yet, a fist sized solid chunk of ice, Aunt Jemima style, in a bandana , the ice goes on the back of your neck (hypothalamus) . put a wet cloth or wet tee-shirt over that, and cover that with your wetted baseball hat. You'll be amazed . Good to see you have some FRS radios , with Dad sounding all trucker convoy. Onward.
Parents escorting you and excited to see your homestead. There is nothing that warms the heart more. Great video, amazing scenery and animals. Wow. Keep up the good work.
You’ll be great Mick! When I started out, I used milk crates and old door and a futon. That made my furniture. None of the skills that you have….and you’ve got two experts to help out with answers when and if you need them. Looking forward to watching your journey unfold.
Thanks for the update! Can't wait to see your Homestead.. Very happy to know that your parents are there with you to see you get settled in. Not that you couldn't handle it yourself, you seem to be the type that can think through a problem to find a solution. Just because you want to be out on your own doesn't necessarily mean you have to be all alone. Great memories being made :) God bless, trust the journey.
You sound just like your dad, love both of Brooks and Dave's channels and now yours. Looking forward to the adventures ahead. I'm betting on you...Good Luck!
Constructive criticism is extremely important and i truly believe you are mature enough to appreciate some..i am a Canadian and hearing you say that you dont care about canadian geography while you are travaling through canadian geography is kinda off-putting..while you are American and will be living in Alaska, we still are your closest neighbour and respect would be appreciated. Good luck on your journey and may God bless you !!
I didn't find his comment disrespectful toward Canada or Canadians. He's just excited and wants to get his destination unfortunately if we want to drive to Alaska which is part of the United States we have no choice but to be forced to drive through Canada. Just because United States and Canada are neighboring countries doesn't mean we all have to like the same things and appreciate the same things. So my constructive criticism for you is.... don't be "offended" when none was "intended"
Pretty much where ever I've been, the people have always been good. I've slept under the stars and when it's cold it's cold -- colors of the rocks really don't matter much -- it's being able to throw more wood in the fire that makes sleeping worthwhile -- and knowing there's gonna be fresh black coffee when I get all the way to the end !! (I never liked having to get up before I finished sleeping).
Thank you for taking us on your journey!! I lived on an island in Alaska for 4 years and loved every second of it! I have Alaska in my blood and heart!! ❤
How great for your parents to come with you and support you on that big adventure. I hear that Alaska high way is not something you should do solo just because you're so isolated to be rescued from a break down. And I love their footage of your gypsy wagon. You can let you're mom know that the RUclips algorithms sent me directly to one of her latest videos after yours. I so enjoyed seeing what it looks like from that highway.
So glad you didn't edit out the wind. Great footage. I LOVE the mountains! I lived in SC for about 45 yrs. Flat. Hot. Humid. Bugs. Now, we're in the mountains of western NC. I love sweaters, too... and fleece lined jeans. I'm glad y'all made it safely. Looking forward to the next video.
So glad you are bringing us along on your exciting journey ! The scenery is gorgeous and the possibilities before you are endless ! The experience you gain will serve you well in the years ahead , on so many levels...stay safe and well...work hard...appreciate the beauty and blessings placed in your path...So proud of you , Mick !
I noticed your parents also call it the plains. Here in Canada we call them the prairies. I live in British Columbia, and yes, it is beautiful country.
Hey Mick ! ! So glad you made it. I have a niece in Homer and it took them 7 days to move her up there from Missouri ! ! Such a BEAUTIFUL place, can't wait for the next update ! ! ps - it was soooo cool to see your Mom's little gypsy wagon she built going down the road ! ! !
Love those moments when crossing the country and you leave the flatlands behind and finally arrive in mountain country. There's something about being able to look out into a mountain range that moves the imagination and brings excitement to any journey. I like having the wind sound in the video, it's much more realistic and easier to imagine what it's like there!
You sound so much like your dad. The same tone and story telling style. ❤ It. Your dad's voice is the reason I watch his videos. He's so calm, simple, to the point, it really is relaxing. And 🤫 ssshhh a lot of the time I fall asleep so I have to watch his videos twice. 😁
I have a slight sweater addiction too😂. One arm tanner than the other also. I’m a jeep dweller & I finally installed rain guards. Now I can crack open my windows at night & no rain comes in. I live in NJ & summer is in full swing. Send snow🙏🏻. Glad you got up there safe Mick. Stay awesome!!❤️
Glad to see you arrived "home" safely! Great you were able to follow your parents. I'll be making that drive in about 14 months and between your mom and you, I'll have a better handle on it! Enjoying your journey.
Hello! I was thinking about you today, wondering whether you'd made it. Your Dad uploaded a video, so I thought that was good news, and now, here you are! Glad you travelled with the folks. Great video, good luck, see you next week!
3 AM and so light out. Nice voice young man. Hope to see you as a radio announcer...or such👍 ( ps you have more work ethic/ drive than a thousand guys your age - a credit to your parents.
Your moving to a beautiful place. Have an awesome time on your adventure. I'm sure glad you didn't have to travel that far alone. Take care and God Bless you always
There's NO question about it! He's a Whipple! Mick, take it from an old 'Roadie', just get a piece of soft flexible foam ( you can easily find it packing materials) to use as a windscreen. just wrap it over the mic. 👍
the wind segment was hilarious......the tower behind you, blinking, was funny. a trucker tan is a badge of honor.....lol. views, once you got out of the plains were spectacular. thanks for sharing.
I know you’re going to be just fine making your way in life, with the parents that you have I know that they raised you to be a responsible young man, good adventures to you
Great that Mom and Dad were able to travel with you on this journey. Surprised that little Ford wagon made it and you didn't have a 4WD pickup but you did say you would purchase what you needed when you got there.
Not missing home is a great thing! You're going to be so busy learning and experiencing new character building things!!! This is it!! This is LIFE! DRINK IT UP!
Dude I’m a 67 year old guy from California. I did what you’re doing in my early 20’s. I’m very happy to have found your channel, can’t wait to see your adventures, while I remember my own.
GOD Bless You Young Man!! Just never forget your greatest Blessing you have, and thats is a wonderful Family , and the grit you have inherited from them!!😉👍 cant wait to see what you will have for us..🤫👊👌
When I heard about all the fires I remembered your journey and said a little prayer for you. Love the sweaters and glad to see you shared the road with your parents. Godspeed!
So glad we got to do that together ❤🎉
❤ quality off spring time..❤
👍😎🇨🇦💘
That trailer is so awesomely gypsy going down the road
You & your husband are wonderful parents. God bless Y'all.❤
It was really cool to see your wagon going on the journey, too.
That was fantastic! I felt like I was there with you.
Very funny 😐😂
I just want to know did dad and mom have to pay the motel bill? of coarse you did, lol Good Luck in Alaska
You guys crack me up! Such a great relationship.
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Hehe...
I was born and raised in Michigan, Left home at 17, joined the navy served for 20 years, I am currently living in Las Vegas. I was as you, looking forward to seeing and experiencing different things. Enjoy the journey my young friend and I am "Betting on Alaska" for you.
James I did almost the same, Navy at 17 but only 4 years. Met a lady in San Diego and she is from Detroit, Michigan and we ended up in the area since 91! Still married and happy. In 1984 in Berlin Heights, Ohio that’s where my journey begain. And it’s cool to watch this kid begin
🤞🏻 hope your parents send you $$$$ !!!
You are def your parent's son. You remind me of both of them, and that's a good thing. Glad you were with them during this journey!
@brandon or Girl in the Woods
@@user-xi9vp1zz8d Bush Radical
Holy hell his parents are amazing
14 years ago I graduated high school and drove to alaska to work on a fishing boat. 14 years later I am still here. I’ve had some great adventures and hard times. You’re gonna love it here, keep up the good work!
@cb8911 hopefully you stranded her there. Sorry about that
@cb8911 live and learn, brother. Don't let it get you down, for too long and continue on. There are better times and greater adventures yet out there.
Hey how are you i live in Kentucky and i’m currently looking to move to Alaska but I will also need a job up there and I’m looking for property that I could possibly buy over the counter so we have somewhere to go when we get there. We are not very low budget, but this is our dream and I’m trying to make it happen for me and my wife any pointers on how to find land and jobs out there
Hey how are you i live in Kentucky and i’m currently looking to move to Alaska but I will also need a job up there and I’m looking for property that I could possibly buy over the counter so we have somewhere to go when we get there. We are not very low budget, but this is our dream and I’m trying to make it happen for me and my wife any pointers on how to find land and jobs out there
@@kentucky_alaska4025 I hear Alaska is needing corrections officers in their prisons bad.
Thank you for the trip. Glad you are safe. Beautiful country. See you next time. Glad you had mom and dad to follow. Amazing people.
Next video is gonna be fun. See you soon :)
Thanks for liking my comment. See ya.
So, glad you were not alone on the crossing. Can not wait to hear more.
Thanks for liking my comment
All I could say was Wow! Wow! Awwww Wow! Alaska is beautiful! From High School now on to Your own land, & homesteading. Soooo happy for you Mick. God bless you in all you do.
Thank you Marvine, God bless :)
Such a beautiful place . I can't wait to see your build .
@@MickWhipple Thank you Mick! You are going to make some wonderful girl, a great husband someday. Enjoy everyday on your new quests. I don't have Twitter, Facebook or Instagram, but I do have adventures way out here In the wild country of West Virginia. Being a Widow it's just my cats, chickens & I, plus visiting dogs outside. We have bears, coyotes, raccoons, foxes, & lots more, but it's the 2 legged people that aren't to be trusted. Watch your goods, trust only your Parents & God. See Ya on your next video Mick. ✝️🥰
That sure made me want to make the drive again . I’m looking forward to seeing your property . Glad you had a good trip
wow i'm ready NOT to do that drive again in a hot minute! next time we're grabbing a lower gear
@@therealgirlinthewoods i would like to spend a week or so in the Canadian Rockies next time and really enjoy it.
I’m looking forward to watching your adventures, but was relieved to see you following your parents on such a long trip. Blessings to them and you!
I was so happy that you were journeying with your parents!!!
In 1981 I took a 2 week trip to Alaska. Finally came back down to the lower 48 last spring. I miss it terribly!
watched your first two videos and thought to myself “this kid is well beyond his years.” Then I looked in the comment section and saw who your parents are. Everything became amazingly clear at that point! You are a lucky young man and have a bright future ahead of you! God bless and good luck with your journey!
Just like your parents, you are going to rock this in your own way. I'm along for your journey. Your footage of Alaska is breath taking. Stay safe and waiting on your next video. ❤
It made me feel better that you had shared that long trip with your folks. I really enjoyed your commentary Sweater Guy and I'm truly looking forward to each video along the path of your new life saga. (P.S. It was cute following your mom's tricked out custom vagabond van.)
Canada is a beautiful country.
Best of luck on your journey in Alaska!
I’m a big fan of your mom & Dad. You are also very endearing. You have a great voice.
Yeah....A GREAT broadcast voice...
Gorgeouse view of the mountains and landscape. I live in Ontario, Canada and never get sick of the rocky cliffs along the hwy. that spot is loveley where you and the folks stopped on Superior. it is awesome that you made it back into Alaska now you can get to processing the lumber you shall need to build your cabin. looking forward to your journey . Ontario Canada.
Been looking forward to this video. I was not disappointed.Thanks Mick. So glad you lived thru it!!!! You done good!!!❤
Thank you! :)
Those views are gorgeous! I can see the appeal to want to go to Alaska. I am glad the filth wagon made it up there and I can't wait for next week. xoxo
The filth wagon as a name is a pretty recent development so to see it in written form was kinda jarring 😂
@@MickWhipple I am not going to lie it made me giggle as I was writing it!
Loved the quick clips of your journey. Thanks so much for sharing. Anxiously awaiting your next video. The sights to see have been so beautiful.
Thank you so much for giving kudos to your travel companions. They are the best!!! Glad you made it, And all the best From TC!!!
It would be dishonest not to lol, thank you for watching! Glad to have you along :)
I am glad you made it. You got to see some amazing wildlife. Can't wait to see more. Wind noise just makes it more authentic!
The next video will definitely have less wind noise it was driving me insane 😂
I agree, I would rather listen to the wind noise than music in the background while trying to listen to him talk... it's just distracting
Awesome footage . I've prevented myself from dying on my bike, climbing mountains in 100 plus heat by wrapping up some ice cubes , or better yet, a fist sized solid chunk of ice, Aunt Jemima style, in a bandana , the ice goes on the back of your neck (hypothalamus) . put a wet cloth or wet tee-shirt over that, and cover that with your wetted baseball hat. You'll be amazed . Good to see you have some FRS radios , with Dad sounding all trucker convoy. Onward.
Parents escorting you and excited to see your homestead. There is nothing that warms the heart more. Great video, amazing scenery and animals. Wow. Keep up the good work.
Good on ya Mick! Beautiful country. Wish you all the best on this adventure.
Thanks Lila, I need all the luck I can get :)
You’ll be great Mick! When I started out, I used milk crates and old door and a futon. That made my furniture. None of the skills that you have….and you’ve got two experts to help out with answers when and if you need them. Looking forward to watching your journey unfold.
Good luck, Mick! I'm already looking forward to your next video. Greetings from Belgium!
Thanks for the update!
Can't wait to see your Homestead..
Very happy to know that your parents are there with you to see you get settled in.
Not that you couldn't handle it yourself, you seem to be the type that can think through a problem to find a solution.
Just because you want to be out on your own doesn't necessarily mean you have to be all alone.
Great memories being made :)
God bless, trust the journey.
I’am glad all is well. Can’t wait for the next video. Say hi to moose ,my favorite video dog ,, I just love him ❤
Fantastic!!! Thank you. You have natural talent for filming extremely interesting things. 😊
It’s an art I’m definitely working to get better at, but thank you :)
You sound just like your dad, love both of Brooks and Dave's channels and now yours. Looking forward to the adventures ahead. I'm betting on you...Good Luck!
Constructive criticism is extremely important and i truly believe you are mature enough to appreciate some..i am a Canadian and hearing you say that you dont care about canadian geography while you are travaling through canadian geography is kinda off-putting..while you are American and will be living in Alaska, we still are your closest neighbour and respect would be appreciated. Good luck on your journey and may God bless you !!
I didn't find his comment disrespectful toward Canada or Canadians. He's just excited and wants to get his destination unfortunately if we want to drive to Alaska which is part of the United States we have no choice but to be forced to drive through Canada.
Just because United States and Canada are neighboring countries doesn't mean we all have to like the same things and appreciate the same things. So my constructive criticism for you is.... don't be "offended" when none was "intended"
Pretty much where ever I've been, the people have always been good. I've slept under the stars and when it's cold it's cold -- colors of the rocks really don't matter much -- it's being able to throw more wood in the fire that makes sleeping worthwhile -- and knowing there's gonna be fresh black coffee when I get all the way to the end !! (I never liked having to get up before I finished sleeping).
Love watching. You are so funny. Keep the videos coming!
Thank you Renee! Glad you like them :)
You’re very brave!!! Great video!!! I could feel the heat!!😂😂😋😋😋
Thank you for taking us on your journey!! I lived on an island in Alaska for 4 years and loved every second of it! I have Alaska in my blood and heart!! ❤
How great for your parents to come with you and support you on that big adventure. I hear that Alaska high way is not something you should do solo just because you're so isolated to be rescued from a break down. And I love their footage of your gypsy wagon. You can let you're mom know that the RUclips algorithms sent me directly to one of her latest videos after yours. I so enjoyed seeing what it looks like from that highway.
Aww yeah! That's good stuff! The sun hitting the top of the mountain at midnight‽ is just breathtaking! Can't wait for the next video 😊
It certainly is. It’s definitely an inspiring corner of the world :)
Thanks for taking us along on your great adventure,
You mom is one cool chick! I enjoyed your video! Look forward to the next installment!!
So glad you didn't edit out the wind. Great footage. I LOVE the mountains! I lived in SC for about 45 yrs. Flat. Hot. Humid. Bugs. Now, we're in the mountains of western NC. I love sweaters, too... and fleece lined jeans. I'm glad y'all made it safely. Looking forward to the next video.
So glad you are bringing us along on your exciting journey !
The scenery is gorgeous and the possibilities before you are endless !
The experience you gain will serve you well in the years ahead , on so many levels...stay safe and well...work hard...appreciate the beauty and blessings placed in your path...So proud of you , Mick !
Can't wait to see what you do!! Rootin for ya!! ✌️
I noticed your parents also call it the plains. Here in Canada we call them the prairies. I live in British Columbia, and yes, it is beautiful country.
Hey Mick ! ! So glad you made it. I have a niece in Homer and it took them 7 days to move her up there from Missouri ! ! Such a BEAUTIFUL place, can't wait for the next update ! ! ps - it was soooo cool to see your Mom's little gypsy wagon she built going down the road ! ! !
Ya...that was awesome! 👍😎🇨🇦
Wow…how grand! Thank you for sharing this with us. You’re a lucky guy.
Love those moments when crossing the country and you leave the flatlands behind and finally arrive in mountain country. There's something about being able to look out into a mountain range that moves the imagination and brings excitement to any journey.
I like having the wind sound in the video, it's much more realistic and easier to imagine what it's like there!
Now the adventure begins can't wait to see you build your home and get your place going Good Luck !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thos is gonna b so much fun!!! Cant wait to go on ur quest with u!!!!😊
glad to see you got there Mick - look forward to the next instalment. Hope you're still having a blast !
I am now that this video is out. Absolute nightmare to edit 😂
I’m very happy to see your genuine smile!! God bless you!! 🙏🏼🇺🇸❤️
Glad you made it safely! Chase your dreams!!
Bears and Bison - and gorgeous scenery. ❤
Good luck, stay safe and enjoy your Journey 🤩⚘. Greatings from The Netherlands 👍🇳🇱🚜🚜🚜
Great video! I’m looking forward to the next one.
OMG it is so beautiful there. I thought NZ was beautiful, but this beats it hands down.
Glad ya made it!
Looking forward to the build!
Hello so glad you finally made it to Alaska. Can’t wait to see your property. Hang in there you can do anything you put your mind to. Take care
Looking forward to seeing how your life and adventure unfolds!
So very excited for you and glad you made it safe!
What a wonderful journey! So happy for you having the courage to follow your dreams.
You sound so much like your dad. The same tone and story telling style. ❤ It. Your dad's voice is the reason I watch his videos. He's so calm, simple, to the point, it really is relaxing. And 🤫 ssshhh a lot of the time I fall asleep so I have to watch his videos twice. 😁
Your so brave!! And thank you mom and dad!!!
I have a slight sweater addiction too😂. One arm tanner than the other also. I’m a jeep dweller & I finally installed rain guards. Now I can crack open my windows at night & no rain comes in. I live in NJ & summer is in full swing. Send snow🙏🏻. Glad you got up there safe Mick. Stay awesome!!❤️
I’ve been checking every day for this update!🎉
Love your voice! Can listen to you tell stories all day.
Yep, that magical moment when you know for a fact that those aren't a low layer of clouds on the western horizon!
Hi Mick 🤗 your trip had so much beautiful scenery - Alaska & your journey will be amazing 👌 take care & nice your parents led the way 😊
Yay for making it! Looking forward to the next!
Wow- the scenery! Just wow.
This reminds me of the early Nomadic Fanatic videos...low quality sound and camera work, but compelling and wanting more to come.
Awesome!! Congrats on the safe trip!
Glad to see you arrived "home" safely! Great you were able to follow your parents. I'll be making that drive in about 14 months and between your mom and you, I'll have a better handle on it! Enjoying your journey.
So happy you arrived safely. I'm glad you had company for the drive.
I love your voice. Perfect for podcasts and videos. See you next week.
Hello! I was thinking about you today, wondering whether you'd made it. Your Dad uploaded a video, so I thought that was good news, and now, here you are! Glad you travelled with the folks. Great video, good luck, see you next week!
Sending you good vibes!!
So happy for you. Looking forward to what comes your way, Alaska is so beautiful Thank you for sharing Mick.
3 AM and so light out.
Nice voice young man. Hope to see you as a radio announcer...or such👍
( ps you have more work ethic/ drive than a thousand guys your age - a credit to your parents.
Your moving to a beautiful place. Have an awesome time on your adventure. I'm sure glad you didn't have to travel that far alone. Take care and God Bless you always
Great job! Looking forward to the next one! God Bless! 🙏🕊️🙏
There's NO question about it! He's a Whipple! Mick, take it from an old 'Roadie', just get a piece of soft flexible foam ( you can easily find it packing materials) to use as a windscreen. just wrap it over the mic. 👍
All right! You’ve arrived! Keep warm.
Love the view
Your dad sounds like my dad on the 2 way. Like something straight out of Convoy. Loving the journey so far young fella.
the wind segment was hilarious......the tower behind you, blinking, was funny. a trucker tan is a badge of honor.....lol. views, once you got out of the plains were spectacular. thanks for sharing.
So happy for you this is your journey take time to see and marvel 👊🏾
Great to see you made ‘er Mick and I see you even got to stop and get a Timmy’s here on the way through. So beautiful, thanks for taking us along. 🙏❤️
Way to go! Your family is awesome. God bless.
I know you’re going to be just fine making your way in life, with the parents that you have I know that they raised you to be a responsible young man, good adventures to you
Great that Mom and Dad were able to travel with you on this journey. Surprised that little Ford wagon made it and you didn't have a 4WD pickup but you did say you would purchase what you needed when you got there.
Not missing home is a great thing! You're going to be so busy learning and experiencing new character building things!!! This is it!! This is LIFE! DRINK IT UP!
Dude I’m a 67 year old guy from California. I did what you’re doing in my early 20’s. I’m very happy to have found your channel, can’t wait to see your adventures, while I remember my own.
GOD Bless You Young Man!! Just never forget your greatest Blessing you have, and thats is a wonderful Family , and the grit you have inherited from them!!😉👍 cant wait to see what you will have for us..🤫👊👌
The adventure begins .....
And so it begins LOL! You have fun son.
Glad you made it. Loved seeing the Real Life of the trip. I'm sure you're glad that part is over. Beautiful country. Looking forward to next week Mick
Your parents van is very similar to the wreck my husband and I restored. Enjoying your videos. Stunning scenery.
When I heard about all the fires I remembered your journey and said a little prayer for you. Love the sweaters and glad to see you shared the road with your parents. Godspeed!
You will develop very well. Can't wait to see what your videos are like this fall. I'm from Michigan too.
Glad you made it dude!
Great to see your journey! Exhausting, but exciting for you. Can't wait to see your next video of the work