Fill the holes in your "spider magnets" with spray foam insulation and trim off the excess. It's lightweight, waterproof, and easy to do. Thanks for sharing your travels!
I have watched a few of ur videos and I'm impressed at how young u are and how knowledgeable u are on repair things. It makes me proud to see a young person that can do what u do. There are young men that can't do what u do. Hang in there. Enjoy ur videos.
Those were some scary winds. Glad that you and your rig are safe. You never know what is ahead so it is best to always be prepared enough to never run out of your supplies. Better to carry a little more for a day or two than run the risk of some terrible weather that you cannot get out in to get the supplies for you and the pups.
Yup, even in our 19’, not worth rushing. Just park it into the wind... We also like to “cook once and eat three times” for dinners...These dogs habe such great personalities! You must be a terrific mom!
Years ago my old motor home refrig pilot light would blow out. I was told to put a cheap furnace filter inside the door to stop the wind from blowing out the pilot and it worked. Happy travels.
Chicken tender on the grill. Soon my belly they will fill. I think there's a Country song in there somewhere. Winds a blowin' over trucks. It's even too windy for the ducks. We lived in a mobile home between 2004 & 2008. Every windstorm felt like the Noah's Ark ride at Kennywood Park.
Yes I live in the rain forest of the PNW.. That's why I go south every year. I love the warm desert.. I was in a wind storm one year that was so scary.. I really thought it was going to blow our RV over. The trailer next door lost its awning.
While you were getting that wind in Texas we were getting snow in Minnesota. The snow was a brownish color all the way up here from dirt blown up from Texas.
Hi Pippi, it's good seeing you on your channel again! Long time. Love your rig..your dogs are still so cool, and I'm still a subscriber. take care and be safe!
A dear friend in Florida volunteers with a Greyhound rescue. She says: "Retired Greyhounds... 45 MPH Couch Potatoes." ;) Another friend in Dallas grew up in Amarillo. He says he was 20 years old before he learned that snow falls straight down! ;)
I know what you mean. Welcome back!! I've been paying more attention to weather patterns and it seems like the SE is great during the winter but the SW is best for spring. The adventure is getting from one to the other. : ) Enjoyed the video - Thanks for the reality. Take Care..
We live in Billings, MT wind blowing here now close to 40-50 mph which normal for us. A lot of time the winds gust as high as 60-70 mph throughout the state. We have lots of wind socks on the highways around the whole state. Be smart and pull over someplace and wait it out
You can definitely see the low on the map. At 80 mph winds, it is technically a category one hurricane. Rotella or Delvac is fine for that generator too. But, please do be careful of that wind with a high sided vehicle.
How could 70 people not like this video emotions are running storms are brewing 8 trucks are turned over this is thrilling stuff. I myself am good with the desert for about 1 month then I need lots of trees running rivers and lakes the beach same thing about a month or 2 and then I am done now Mountains covered with trees lakes rivers that's me. Safe travel's Pip
Good call on the wind. I drove through one of those wind storms from CO to Albuquerque late last Dec. It's hard and risky driving. The wind was still gusting up to 45 mph. the next morning. I was behind schedule, but my gut was telling me to just hunker down and let the storm pass. Returning to my rig at the park, I found my license tag which had been ripped off of the rig by the wind. I guess that's what you'd call a message. I booked an extra day ( happily at the 50% Passport America rate) and settled in to catch up on other things. GetHomeitis can be very dangerous: don't let it corner you into bad choices. I got a lot done, had a nice meal and was in great shape to drive the next day in more normal conditions. I even had time to do a parts run and get what I needed to reattach my license plate!
I live in very windy Southern Alberta Canada and the advice we give people driving through is plan on leaving between 4 - 5 am and driving as far as you can. The wind seems to start about 7:30 am but with a three hour head start you should avoid most of it. I have seen semi's blow over and it is just darn scary.
If the winds are flipping the big rigs over you better not take a chance! I remember going up the 287 through a storm so bad there were storm chasers running around for tornados.
That animated weather chart showed that New Mexico was getting strong winds. I lived in New Mexico for 5 years and have to say "surely they jest!" ; ) I've lived in 4 western states and Texas and Oklahoma are not considered western states for those of us near the "left coast." You must be from somewhere east of those states. We had a fairly good blizzard this winter that had very strong winds. We have a couple of spots with anemometers hooked up to flashing lights and a "high profile vehicles - do not enter" message on a sign. There are windsocks about every half mile in the worst spot that extends about 4-5 miles on the highway. There were 4 tractor trailer rigs and 2 fifth wheel trailers on their sides with 3-4" per hour snowfall and the wind was probably somewhere above 90 mph. This would be similar to 70 mph at lower elevations, but at 7,000 feet the same effect involves higher wind speeds as the air is thinner. This incident closed the highway for 12-18 hours.
I’m from Oregon originally but live in Arizona, lived in CA too. Texas is definitely Central US but it feels west to me because it doesn’t have that east coast feel.
@@PippiPeterson The western U.S. is defined as 11 different states and Texas and Oklahoma are not on that list. Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota don't have an east coast feel either, but they are not part of the west either. Just because something doesn't feel like the east coast does not make it part of the west.
We were driving down interstate on Easter in our class a to camp for the weekend and the wind was blowing around 30mph and it ripped our awning off the rv and blew it up over the roof so we are getting that replaced now. I was watching another full time rver and she was in Colorado and they were getting 80 to 90mph winds and she could feel here class c lifting up of it wheels on one side so she went to a shower house fearing her rv was going to blow over which it didn't but that was terrifying for her.
I glad you spent an extra day waiting out the winds. I was on the road with a fifth wheel in northern New Mexico in the same storm and I waited a couple of days for the winds and snow to leave. I seen more than one fifth wheel blown over in Wy. because of 50 mph side winds, it is better to error on being safe than cleaning up a problem. How much younger is Chase than Pearl? Chase always seems to run around and Pearl looks on.
Yep, one trip out west in 1988 we actually got to see the whole side of the fifth wheel while towing in hellacious gusts, glad you chose wisely to wait it out. We have the same question as several others: what weather app do you have? We really liked the detail it showed.
I know many women who could not figure out how to do your camping Procedures.. Things like Dog Food you need to purchase at Sam's Club or Walmart.. So expensive at a local grocery store.. Propane is normally referred to as a gas. I can fill my Propane tanks from a bulk tank for 1/3 what you pay for refills.. So the wind blew your pilot light out .. Not many trees in that Camp Ground ..
FYI a 60 MPH wind will blow over a semi truck and trailer any cross winds that high will also blow over your rig! Best to pull it over aim it into the wind not sideways to wind and wait it out.
My RV got hail damage last year when I got it out of winter storage, this year there was a fire where it was stored had to have it cleaned from all the smoke and soot. Think I may sell it not having good luck with it.
Was that during the bomb cyclone in March? We were in NM at the time and got shook all night long, even with our hitch pointed into the wind. We were supposed to go to Carlsbad caverns but we fled to AZ instead. It was so scary.
if your vent cover is blowing up then it is doing that the entire time you are driving at 50 mph and above. You might check to see if you should address that issue before you lose the cover. Take care, Pippi
I never understood why they put those types of lights in RV's? You have to check the screws often as they come loose traveling. We changed all ours out for that reason. There are times a storm just pops up and you have no choice. We had one happen in ND last July. Gusts of 100 MPH in that storm and glad it lasted only mins. Snapped our awning as we were headed to Alaska. It was fixable once we got home but scary as all heck and we bought a lock for the awning so it hopefully won't happen again.
Hey Pippster, was just wondering if you could share with us which weather app that was on your phone? I love the wind pattern feature. way cool! Have a good one!
Hey Pippi, was that RV park in Amarillo where you got blasted by the wind? It looks like the one I stayed at coming back to Arizona from Michigan. I got blasted by two major storms, two night in a row there with 70+ mph winds. Luckily the back of my trailer was facing the wind. Otherwise, I may have blown over. Scary stuff!!!
@@PippiPeterson Yup, same one, nothin to block the wind there. My favorite place to stay is Turquoise Trail Campground & Rv Park in NM. Very friendly and scenic. I met the worlds smartest horse and his trainer there. It was one of the most awesome times in my travels.
Pippi so far this year weather has been unusual. It seems like for the past month we have had thunder storms, lightening, rain and once a tad of hale where I live. Once when I lived in Washington State the winds were so bad that driving was horrible due to the blowing sand. That's a bummer about the light. Glad you were still able to get electric for the time I guess you did. Just a part of living on the road. But then with all the storms we have been getting a few days ago my electric went out until they fixed it. Happy to see Chase and Pearl out having a good time. Stay safe, take care and give the kids a hug. Thanks!
All you have to do is watch the national weather.. it seems RVers live in a bubble and don't pay attention. That's the first thing I'd be checking every day to see if there are storms and get the hell out
I absolutely LOVE when dogs smile. I'm glad Pearl was so happy to see her foster. I've fostered a lot of dogs in the last few years and love to see them again in their homes.
Through life I have zig zaged from the south, midwest, and now in the southwest. I love the hot dry climate. Loved my 2 hour hard, rocky, hilly hike in the desert this morning. Best of all, no rattlesnakes on this hike!
Pearl smiled when she saw her old mama. That was so cute and big tail wags! As for the wind and the vent, hubby said if you have to be in those kinds of winds, maybe get up there and shove a towel in your vent cover so it won't move the vent. That is scary! I would have waited till the winds calmed down too. I won't drive with our trailer in those kinds of winds. You are brave but I wouldn't risk trashing your fifth wheel. You did good!
WOW Pippi. That was one exasperating day! Back when I was a troubled yute, VW Beetles were everywhere. Big winds like that would blow them off the road. It was the mother of all white knuckle driving. Happy you made it safely!! Take care.
What a great welcome to West Texas! Living in Oklahoma we get a lot of the same wind as you experienced. I’m just starting rving and haven’t tried towing in strong winds, Stay safe!
Indian music, running dog music, wind shaking RV to blue skies and quiet - God's breath (wind) is NOT something to take lightly. So thankful you made it safely thru the storms.
I really enjoy your videos, been watching for a long time. You show the real life ups and downs of Daly RV living rather than the perfect life shown in too many other RUclips channels. It's nice to see that other people have the same type problems I do. Keep up the good work.
Utube not going to flag you because of that top 10 Hindi music? Hahahahaha Love your babies. That brown sky is ok but if it goes this weird forest green, head for the hills. Cheers!!!
You have such a kindness in your voice when you talk to your dogs. It’s so refreshing in the harsh world that we live in.
I love that music! I like watching their music videos too.
Oh gosh their tails are sooooo long! My boy just has a little stub
Chases tail almost touches the ground when he stand and he’s a tall guy!
It’s very important to remember to enjoy the race not just get to the finish line and you definitely are enjoying the race
Fill the holes in your "spider magnets" with spray foam insulation and trim off the excess. It's lightweight, waterproof, and easy to do. Thanks for sharing your travels!
It was so cute to see your Doggie get excited
I'm glad you took an extra day. Slow and steady wins the race every time!
Stay safe Pippi.
Ok now lol. My dogs have always been my kids. Thank you for having a kind heart.
Happy pups
I have watched a few of ur videos and I'm impressed at how young u are and how knowledgeable u are on repair things. It makes me proud to see a young person that can do what u do. There are young men that can't do what u do. Hang in there. Enjoy ur videos.
Those were some scary winds. Glad that you and your rig are safe. You never know what is ahead so it is best to always be prepared enough to never run out of your supplies. Better to carry a little more for a day or two than run the risk of some terrible weather that you cannot get out in to get the supplies for you and the pups.
Yup, even in our 19’, not worth rushing. Just park it into the wind... We also like to “cook once and eat three times” for dinners...These dogs habe such great personalities! You must be a terrific mom!
Great vid, thanks for posting. Like the real life situations. Best wishes from England.
Thank you!
Years ago my old motor home refrig pilot light would blow out. I was told to put a cheap furnace filter inside the door to stop the wind from blowing out the pilot and it worked. Happy travels.
Chicken tender on the grill. Soon my belly they will fill. I think there's a Country song in there somewhere. Winds a blowin' over trucks. It's even too windy for the ducks. We lived in a mobile home between 2004 & 2008. Every windstorm felt like the Noah's Ark ride at Kennywood Park.
HI Pippi Please be safe on the road ok . Thumbs up darling !
Thanks Moe!
Yes I live in the rain forest of the PNW.. That's why I go south every year. I love the warm desert.. I was in a wind storm one year that was so scary.. I really thought it was going to blow our RV over. The trailer next door lost its awning.
Scary!
While you were getting that wind in Texas we were getting snow in Minnesota. The snow was a brownish color all the way up here from dirt blown up from Texas.
Yikes!!!
hang in there it will work out
Best to delay, another day - winds = Land Yacht, you get sea legs when it’s whipping out there.
Hi Pippi, it's good seeing you on your channel again! Long time. Love your rig..your dogs are still so cool, and I'm still a subscriber. take care and be safe!
Thank you Judith!
A dear friend in Florida volunteers with a Greyhound rescue. She says: "Retired Greyhounds... 45 MPH Couch Potatoes." ;) Another friend in Dallas grew up in Amarillo. He says he was 20 years old before he learned that snow falls straight down! ;)
I know what you mean. Welcome back!! I've been paying more attention to weather patterns and it seems like the SE is great during the winter but the SW is best for spring. The adventure is getting from one to the other. : ) Enjoyed the video - Thanks for the reality. Take Care..
So true!
The No FL code stands for No Flame detected. You are correct that the wind could have been preventing the flame.
Be careful out there, this weather is one we haven't seen in a long time. Scenic Driveway is correct and due to the weather we put off our traveling.
We live in Billings, MT wind blowing here now close to 40-50 mph which normal for us. A lot of time the winds gust as high as 60-70 mph throughout the state. We have lots of wind socks on the highways around the whole state. Be smart and pull over someplace and wait it out
Dang!!
You can definitely see the low on the map. At 80 mph winds, it is technically a category one hurricane. Rotella or Delvac is fine for that generator too. But, please do be careful of that wind with a high sided vehicle.
How could 70 people not like this video emotions are running storms are brewing 8 trucks are turned over this is thrilling stuff. I myself am good with the desert for about 1 month then I need lots of trees running rivers and lakes the beach same thing about a month or 2 and then I am done now Mountains covered with trees lakes rivers that's me. Safe travel's Pip
Safe travels Lawrence, thank you ☺️
I really like your pooches Pippi.
Wow! Huge winds. Drive careful. Texas will get to you. What weather app are you using? Looks like we could use that one. Thx and safe travels.
My Radar
04:20 Welcome to Texas where if you don't like the weather just wait a minute and it will change.
Good call on the wind. I drove through one of those wind storms from CO to Albuquerque late last Dec. It's hard and risky driving. The wind was still gusting up to 45 mph. the next morning. I was behind schedule, but my gut was telling me to just hunker down and let the storm pass. Returning to my rig at the park, I found my license tag which had been ripped off of the rig by the wind. I guess that's what you'd call a message. I booked an extra day ( happily at the 50% Passport America rate) and settled in to catch up on other things. GetHomeitis can be very dangerous: don't let it corner you into bad choices. I got a lot done, had a nice meal and was in great shape to drive the next day in more normal conditions. I even had time to do a parts run and get what I needed to reattach my license plate!
Had wind actually tear off my rear vent cover in Reno Nv. Yeah,it was down
Darn!
I live in very windy Southern Alberta Canada and the advice we give people driving through is plan on leaving between 4 - 5 am and driving as far as you can. The wind seems to start about 7:30 am but with a three hour head start you should avoid most of it. I have seen semi's blow over and it is just darn scary.
Wow!!!
Dear Lord keep piper safe in this winds and storms we love you signed your RUclips family
Park Nose into the wind. Stay put until it passes. If you can.
Stay put wait it out
If the winds are flipping the big rigs over you better not take a chance! I remember going up the 287 through a storm so bad there were storm chasers running around for tornados.
Yeah those are fun to see on the road when you’re driving 😂
That animated weather chart showed that New Mexico was getting strong winds. I lived in New Mexico for 5 years and have to say "surely they jest!" ; ) I've lived in 4 western states and Texas and Oklahoma are not considered western states for those of us near the "left coast." You must be from somewhere east of those states.
We had a fairly good blizzard this winter that had very strong winds. We have a couple of spots with anemometers hooked up to flashing lights and a "high profile vehicles - do not enter" message on a sign. There are windsocks about every half mile in the worst spot that extends about 4-5 miles on the highway. There were 4 tractor trailer rigs and 2 fifth wheel trailers on their sides with 3-4" per hour snowfall and the wind was probably somewhere above 90 mph. This would be similar to 70 mph at lower elevations, but at 7,000 feet the same effect involves higher wind speeds as the air is thinner. This incident closed the highway for 12-18 hours.
I’m from Oregon originally but live in Arizona, lived in CA too. Texas is definitely Central US but it feels west to me because it doesn’t have that east coast feel.
@@PippiPeterson The western U.S. is defined as 11 different states and Texas and Oklahoma are not on that list. Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota don't have an east coast feel either, but they are not part of the west either. Just because something doesn't feel like the east coast does not make it part of the west.
New follower great video, be safe
Welcome Bill, thanks for tuning in!
We were driving down interstate on Easter in our class a to camp for the weekend and the wind was blowing around 30mph and it ripped our awning off the rv and blew it up over the roof so we are getting that replaced now. I was watching another full time rver and she was in Colorado and they were getting 80 to 90mph winds and she could feel here class c lifting up of it wheels on one side so she went to a shower house fearing her rv was going to blow over which it didn't but that was terrifying for her.
I glad you spent an extra day waiting out the winds. I was on the road with a fifth wheel in northern New Mexico in the same storm and I waited a couple of days for the winds and snow to leave. I seen more than one fifth wheel blown over in Wy. because of 50 mph side winds, it is better to error on being safe than cleaning up a problem. How much younger is Chase than Pearl? Chase always seems to run around and Pearl looks on.
Chase is 9, Pearl 8
Yep, one trip out west in 1988 we actually got to see the whole side of the fifth wheel while towing in hellacious gusts, glad you chose wisely to wait it out. We have the same question as several others: what weather app do you have? We really liked the detail it showed.
My Radar
I know many women who could not figure out how to do your camping Procedures.. Things like Dog Food you need to purchase at Sam's Club or Walmart.. So expensive at a local grocery store.. Propane is normally referred to as a gas. I can fill my Propane tanks from a bulk tank for 1/3 what you pay for refills.. So the wind blew your pilot light out ..
Not many trees in that Camp Ground ..
FYI a 60 MPH wind will blow over a semi truck and trailer any cross winds that high will also blow over your rig! Best to pull it over aim it into the wind not sideways to wind and wait it out.
U make a living big time w that many sub.s. Good.
Unfortunately not. Doesn’t matter on sub count. What matters is how many ads are played and viewed. Unfortunately I’m not so strong on those numbers
My RV got hail damage last year when I got it out of winter storage, this year there was a fire where it was stored had to have it cleaned from all the smoke and soot. Think I may sell it not having good luck with it.
Oh no I’m sorry to hear!
Was that during the bomb cyclone in March? We were in NM at the time and got shook all night long, even with our hitch pointed into the wind. We were supposed to go to Carlsbad caverns but we fled to AZ instead. It was so scary.
Yes it was. Freaky!
Glad you & furbabies are safe from that storm.... Be Safe!! Love you & Chase & Pearl!!
Thank you
Isnt it cool to see all those trucks just go to sleep along the way! I used to drive for Tyson and wind scares the bejeesus out of us drivers.
if your vent cover is blowing up then it is doing that the entire time you are driving at 50 mph and above. You might check to see if you should address that issue before you lose the cover. Take care, Pippi
Good point
I never understood why they put those types of lights in RV's? You have to check the screws often as they come loose traveling. We changed all ours out for that reason. There are times a storm just pops up and you have no choice. We had one happen in ND last July. Gusts of 100 MPH in that storm and glad it lasted only mins. Snapped our awning as we were headed to Alaska. It was fixable once we got home but scary as all heck and we bought a lock for the awning so it hopefully won't happen again.
Crazy!
No FL is no flame detected
So glad you are OK. I'm sure it's a financial issue but do you have plans for solar again. Enjoyed the project so much last time. Very best wishes
Great Vid Pipps.😎👍👍
Nicely filmed. Even with so much wind. 😖.
I'm just discovering you......🙃🥰
Welcome to the community!
Hi there. You may want to update your info under the (about) tab on RUclips. You only mention Chase and not Pearl. 🙂
Thank you!
Hey Pippster, was just wondering if you could share with us which weather app that was on your phone? I love the wind pattern feature. way cool! Have a good one!
My Radar
@@PippiPeterson Thanks, gonna get it on right now. Have a wonderful safe time.
are those greyhound w great dane?
Hey Pippi, was that RV park in Amarillo where you got blasted by the wind? It looks like the one I stayed at coming back to Arizona from Michigan. I got blasted by two major storms, two night in a row there with 70+ mph winds. Luckily the back of my trailer was facing the wind. Otherwise, I may have blown over. Scary stuff!!!
Midpoint
@@PippiPeterson Yup, same one, nothin to block the wind there. My favorite place to stay is Turquoise Trail Campground & Rv Park in NM. Very friendly and scenic. I met the worlds smartest horse and his trainer there. It was one of the most awesome times in my travels.
I understand. I f home is where the heart is, New Mexico is my home. Expansive dry high desert mountains.
I love NM too.
I love hearing you talk to the dogs.
Pippi so far this year weather has been unusual. It seems like for the past month we have had thunder storms, lightening, rain and once a tad of hale where I live. Once when I lived in Washington State the winds were so bad that driving was horrible due to the blowing sand. That's a bummer about the light. Glad you were still able to get electric for the time I guess you did. Just a part of living on the road. But then with all the storms we have been getting a few days ago my electric went out until they fixed it. Happy to see Chase and Pearl out having a good time. Stay safe, take care and give the kids a hug. Thanks!
Where are originally from Texas???
nice to see your smile again glad you are ok
Thank you!
All you have to do is watch the national weather.. it seems RVers live in a bubble and don't pay attention. That's the first thing I'd be checking every day to see if there are storms and get the hell out
Or all you have to do is check apps like I do. You don’t always get channels when traveling so you have to be able to deal with bubble situations.
Fun to watch them run!
RV travel is a bit like sailing... you learn to adapt to weather conditions.
What is the weather app you use? I really like it
I wonder in a wind storm is best to have the trailer attached or not?
What a gal. U should have a palace. U r so worth it.
Great video of your travels and the problems you face each and everyday! #Pippenings
Thanks Eddie and thanks for watching!!
I absolutely LOVE when dogs smile. I'm glad Pearl was so happy to see her foster. I've fostered a lot of dogs in the last few years and love to see them again in their homes.
Through life I have zig zaged from the south, midwest, and now in the southwest. I love the hot dry climate. Loved my 2 hour hard, rocky, hilly hike in the desert this morning. Best of all, no rattlesnakes on this hike!
Oh Please be safe!
I love a good storm like that. I am glad you three stayed safe.
I love the wide open spaces of West & Central Texas also. Also my element.
I think my video skipped . Damned internet.. I didn't see 18 wheelers on their side.
Baby talk for doggies.
What an Amazing Lady
We stayed at Pilot Knoll, it's a very nice area.
Yes it really is a nice area and park
Pearl smiled when she saw her old mama. That was so cute and big tail wags! As for the wind and the vent, hubby said if you have to be in those kinds of winds, maybe get up there and shove a towel in your vent cover so it won't move the vent. That is scary! I would have waited till the winds calmed down too. I won't drive with our trailer in those kinds of winds. You are brave but I wouldn't risk trashing your fifth wheel. You did good!
Those greyhounds love to run!
New here, safe travels, music is so not realaxing for me.....
Pippi, how do you like your Weber ! grill?
I love it!
Sorry about the wind, it was scary. I'm glad you can figure out RV issues.
Thank you Susan
WOW Pippi. That was one exasperating day! Back when I was a troubled yute, VW Beetles were everywhere. Big winds like that would blow them off the road. It was the mother of all white knuckle driving. Happy you made it safely!! Take care.
Holy crap!! I bet!
Thanks Pippi for sharing your daily life experiences. Great video.
Love the pups remember her! That weather totally blows!
I wish you all the best and stay safe
Thank you!
What a great welcome to West Texas! Living in Oklahoma we get a lot of the same wind as you experienced. I’m just starting rving and haven’t tried towing in strong winds, Stay safe!
Indian music, running dog music, wind shaking RV to blue skies and quiet - God's breath (wind) is NOT something to take lightly. So thankful you made it safely thru the storms.
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I really enjoy your videos, been watching for a long time. You show the real life ups and downs of Daly RV living rather than the perfect life shown in too many other RUclips channels. It's nice to see that other people have the same type problems I do. Keep up the good work.
You bet! Not sure why anyone would just show the good stuff other than they don’t feel like filming when it sucks
We stayed at the Old Towne Cotton Gin RV Park in Quanah, TX on 11/30/18 on our way back to FL from Mesa, AZ. Nice little CG, very friendly staff.
i love the southwest too I'm from Minnesota but there's just something i love about the desert
On the I-40 in the western part of New Mexico, you can find a Navajo radio station.
I listened to that for a while as it was the only one available
Utube not going to flag you because of that top 10 Hindi music? Hahahahaha Love your babies. That brown sky is ok but if it goes this weird forest green, head for the hills. Cheers!!!
This music is all from Epidemic Sound
Ah I see. Wow they have all kinds of music eh? Be safe hun. Cheers!!!
omg
Two radio stations I miss are a decent oldies station and a decent hip hop station