With your guys' production quality you deserve over a million subs. Thanks for the amazing content. What a emotion pulling ending. Very nice work. I'd pay $12 to see this in a theater.
Guys, a big Thanks for taking us along on your adventure, I live in one of the most densely populated areas in the world and it was so soothing to be taken along. I loved the visuals, music and script
Havent watched this episode too many times. I really don’t know why not. You guys have really inspired and helped me through some tough personal issues. I’m forever grateful for all of you guys.(especially at 4:20) ❤
@@AdventureArchives Thanks for putting out some great stuff guys! Especially in these times. The secret to happiness is freedom, the secret to freedom, is courage!🤠🐴🇺🇸
I thoroughly enjoy your videos! I'm not able to get out and travel much, so i have to vicariously live through people like yourselves, and your style of videos I love. You don't just visit places, you explore and explain the terrain and wildlife/flora in such amazing detail. Keep up the good work! You guys deserve a tv show.
My wife walked in the room when you guys were getting in the tub together drinking wine and she's like wuuuuuuts this your watching? I'm like O its Adventure Archives it's a hiking channel. She looks at me with a blank stare and says yea oook then closes the door. LOL!
You guys are such cuties! This is the perfect format: 4 good looking men, smart, empathetic, thoughtful and polite! Men all over the world can take a lesson from you guys!
Fun fact. the cone under the bird box is there to keep the snakes out. Sometimes due to weather and other conditions, the cone falls which is how the snake gets in. They're used a lot to protect some species of birds. Great content. I can't stop binge-watching.
legit started tearing up during the ending when you all were wrapping up around the campfire and going over the summary of where you had been like everything was going to end. I love this channel and I love you guys, watching your pieces of art you create is so refreshing, satisfying, and gives me a sense of wonder and motivation to go out and do this myself. I feel like I'm hanging out with you every time I watch. You guys are so hilarious. Keep doing you!
The south looks so lush green. I always wanted to visit New Orleans because of the food culture, but now I think Texas looks more naturally alluring. This trip is great to show the broad range of this wonderful country. People can spend their whole lives in the United States and see only just a small portion of it. If only everyone could broaden their horizons they could see how small their own lives are; what truly matters in the grand scale of the world.
What a great adventure, you guys! In my 71 years I probably drove I-10 and I-40, I-65 a dozen times or more. Like you Thomas, I love driving across our great nation and seeing all of its beauty and incredible sites.
Absolutely love watching you all. I've recently stumbled on your channel and have non stop binge watched for 3 days now. Thank you for all that you all do.
You came through my home town of Evansville, and you nailed it when you mentioned that everyone knows everyone. If you don't know them personally, you will at least know what side of town they're from just from their last name.
I've come to the conclusion that Andrew is the 'Bear Grylls" of the group. I mean, he'll pretty much eat anything that's not toxic. haha related Andrew quote from this video: "I'll eat your tail!" Awesome production per usual, guys! Love all the nightsky timelapses. That last one with Orion, in particular. Great stuff!
I can never decide what is more enjoyable to watch in your videos, your friendship, sense of humor, knowledge about plants, life wisdom pearls that are embedded into your videos or the awesome and breathtaking nature scenery...Your are a source of inspiration for me guys, hope to do something similar with my life soon. Thanks a lot and keep going on! Greetings from Europe!
Abby and I watched the episode together today. She was a bit relieved that she wasn't in the episode very much. It was great meeting all of you and we enjoyed the conversation, the food and the walk around Vanderbilt.
That's really good to know - I don't know why we didn't get more footage of you two, and we were regretting it while editing, but it's good to know she appreciated not being shown on camera as much, haha. We had a great time in Nashville hanging out with you, it really was a fantastic way to wind down on our road trip :) -Andrew
Found your channel few weeks ago, now I am hooked! Your videos are WELL done, they are educational, fun, and very inspiring. It is so relaxing to watch your videos after a long day at work. Forget cable now we have youtube. Thanks
Amazing series guys i really enjoyed watching your progress throughout the country and would love to see another road trip. Maybe next time exploring different parts of America like Washington or maybe New England. Love your content and keep up the great work; it'll pay off I promise.
I am proud to say my great grandfather, passed down to grandfather owned a large cotton farm in East Texas and did not have one slave. My family did not believe in one human owning another, no matter the race or color. All family worked along with hired men and women. Families were large back then along with lots of cousins, aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews. My father was the oldest son in a family of 12. The farm was 6 or 7 miles from town in a community called Red branch Texas because of the huge red ravines or gullys as we called them. The soil was perfect for growing cotton, watermelon, peas, and many other things. It was sandy in most places yet the red dirt gullies were throughout the property as well. Along with all family working on the farm, everyone who lived in the little community that didn't own a large property usually worked as hired help for my grandfather. My father said he picked cotton from sun up till sun down then did his share of other chores everyday. The 14 of them were blessed and never went without. Always had what they needed and were self sufficient in every way. Sharing with others was a way of life for them as they did so often. Grandfather had a smokehouse for hanging and curing meats, which was off limits to us. I still remember the smell always made me hungry just walking by it. They kept two milk cows stalled behind the house and Grandmother churned her own butter and made the best cream until she got too old. Then one day my uncle sold them, i think she cried. As a kid if you were caught in the house doing nothing she'd have you churning that butter, by hand. I got caught a few times, really didn't mind except i never did it to suit her. I'm 62 now and feel privileged i got to be part of the world my father grew up in till my teens. Grandparents in their 90s died of old age. The house by the road with the China berry trees and one persimmon, grandfather built himself. He made every shingle that went on that house by hand. No way would you think 12 children were raised in that house. Just a small frame with 2 medium, one small bedrooms, a very small bathroom, medium living area with fireplace, no separate dining, only the kitchen with large table in the middle. Back porch off kitchen built of stone was length of house. On one end was a small wash room with sink, no toilet. Years later my uncle added one. Before my time they talked about it being such a long span between one town to next so my grandfather drilled a water well out front beside the road. Was the only source of water for miles and the only road leading anywhere. He was always generous with whatever he had. Shared many a meal with strangers and friends alike. People traveling by horse and wagon would stop and water their live stock before finishing up the next 7 miles into town. My father said they would usually leave fruits and vegetables out by the well also for anyone who might need them. They always had plenty to share and share they did. "The Austin Smith family". (More then enough.)
Your videos are seriously helping me get through social distancing! Im so happy you guys loved Austin! Y’all need to come back and check out even more of ATX and Texas. I’d love to see you all go to Big Bend National Park! It’s unreal!
Thanks so much, Bob! Glad you liked the series - it's good to have your seal of approval :) And definitely, it's amazing how many cool people we've met through our channel. Thanks for your support! -Andrew
I really enjoy watching these videos. I just started watching earlier today and I subscribed. It's really awesome seeing these wonderful lanscapes. Keep up the good work.
Absolutely amazing guys! What a way to end an epic road trip. Brings back a lot of memories from when I did a cross-country back in 2006, felt like I was right there at times. What a wild ride you guys had!
Thank you so much! That's awesome, did you take a similar route? Glad it could conjure up some good memories. It really was cool being able to finally do a roadtrip like this, and thinking about all the different stops we had along the way - even the smaller, insignificant ones are really cool to reflect on. Thanks for watching, and thank you for your support! -Andrew
I took a trip down the East coast to Virginia Beach then shot over to the West on I-40. I hit up the Petrified Forest National Park, Grand Canyon, and Meteor Crater on the way. Stopped in Vegas for a bit and then headed West into CA. On the trip back I took I-80 all the way from Utah back to the East coast. I couldn't hit up many places on the way back as I had a job interview in NY 3 days later. I drove from Nevada to NY in 52 hours! I'm looking forward to more great trips from you guys. I just got back last night from the White Mountains in NH. It was a 3 day trip through the Pemigewasset Wilderness to bag a couple more peaks and just decompress from life. If you are looking for a great challenge, I highly recommend the area.
Thanks gents, another masterpiece, I actually got choked up for a second near the end. This one in particular was a really interesting blend of visual, educational and thought provocation - unlike anything else you've done. Bravo! and Thank you.
So, SOOOOOO adored this. Such a special treat, as always. Sincerely. You guys are an awesome group of friends. Always so appreciate the insights and Andrews writing. THANKS again!! Each one is so inspiring.
This is what I’ve been looking for on YT for months but for some reason I couldn’t find it! Can’t believe you guys have so few views and subscribers! You deserve 1M views at least on each video! Keep it up!
17:06 I am an avid rock climber and let me tell you how correct that is. I was at the top of a climb, I was lead climbing and needed to tie into the chains to secure the rope, I grab a hold right below the chains and pull myself up just to discover a huge hornet nest inches away from the chains ... yikes, I moved slowly and said a prayer, thankfully I was able to tie into the chains without the hornets attacking me. You never know what you’ll come across! Thanks for the video!
Another cracking effort! :) I love your videos. Did you know you can just leave your radios clipped to your life jacket or T-shirt collar and it will pick up your voice just fine. You dont need to use them like a phone and hold them to your mouth when you talk... for that matter you dont need to hold a phone to your mouth when you talk either. Those little microphones are "way" sensitive, and seem to stop after a given volume, so they always work just fine. They will pick up your voice perfectly from a few feet away. Our road-works workers use them amongst themselves in Adelaide Australia to coordinate traffic flow. I found their channel, and when they waved me through, I secretly reached down to my little UHF radio, and said the word "thanks" to the guy from my car with full eye contact. His facial expression showed that he thought that perhaps I had put words directly into his mind, or at least into his radio :) Anyway, the mic picks up sound from a few feet away just fine. Awesome work as usual. Thanks! 120ThingsIn20Years/BullwinkleII/craig
Finally got around to watching this - yay for the Outside magazine, that's how I discovered your channel! 🤗💘 Great job, as always! I'm mad at myself for missing the LA meetup. 😭😂 Next time you're in LA I've got tons of space (and a homecooked meal) for you guys if you need a place to stay! 😎
Give me this over Netflix any day. Thanks for the great series
What's Netflix?
As a black hiker, I truly appreciate the history that was told by you all.
We had so much fun hosting you guys. State Parkers here. Commenting as our band Traces Left.
awesome to see how much fun you guys had, lovely people you are
what a nice surprise to see 2 of my favourite outdoor channel's together!!! thank you thank you !!
With your guys' production quality you deserve over a million subs.
Thanks for the amazing content. What a emotion pulling ending. Very nice work. I'd pay $12 to see this in a theater.
Thank you for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed the ending, and thanks so much for your support!
Guys, a big Thanks for taking us along on your adventure, I live in one of the most densely populated areas in the world and it was so soothing to be taken along. I loved the visuals, music and script
Havent watched this episode too many times. I really don’t know why not.
You guys have really inspired and helped me through some tough personal issues.
I’m forever grateful for all of you guys.(especially at 4:20) ❤
this was a great three part road trip. thanks for sharing, thumbs up👍
Thank you for watching!
@@AdventureArchives Thanks for putting out some great stuff guys! Especially in these times. The secret to happiness is freedom, the secret to freedom, is courage!🤠🐴🇺🇸
You guys are amazing! No more Netflix for me 😁 You guys inspire me to keep doing what I love; hiking. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I thoroughly enjoy your videos! I'm not able to get out and travel much, so i have to vicariously live through people like yourselves, and your style of videos I love. You don't just visit places, you explore and explain the terrain and wildlife/flora in such amazing detail. Keep up the good work! You guys deserve a tv show.
They must explain in the video titles, they're for NON hikers and uneducated people.
They should also warn us the videos are full of lies and insults.
My wife walked in the room when you guys were getting in the tub together drinking wine and she's like wuuuuuuts this your watching? I'm like O its Adventure Archives it's a hiking channel. She looks at me with a blank stare and says yea oook then closes the door. LOL!
Some of the best, most relaxing, uplifting videos I've ever seen. Great work guys.
You guys are such cuties! This is the perfect format: 4 good looking men, smart, empathetic, thoughtful and polite! Men all over the world can take a lesson from you guys!
Omg the jacuzzi scene at the plantation. Hilarious. You guys are so great! I found your channel a few weeks ago and I'm hooked.
I thought that Texas only had the western desert scenery, and it turned out that there were such verdant forests. Thank you for the video, I like it.
Fun fact. the cone under the bird box is there to keep the snakes out. Sometimes due to weather and other conditions, the cone falls which is how the snake gets in. They're used a lot to protect some species of birds.
Great content. I can't stop binge-watching.
legit started tearing up during the ending when you all were wrapping up around the campfire and going over the summary of where you had been like everything was going to end. I love this channel and I love you guys, watching your pieces of art you create is so refreshing, satisfying, and gives me a sense of wonder and motivation to go out and do this myself. I feel like I'm hanging out with you every time I watch. You guys are so hilarious. Keep doing you!
The perfect ending to the road trip trilogy! Well done!
Thanks so much! Really glad you liked the ending, and as always, thank you so much for your incredible support. Cheers! -Andrew
The south looks so lush green. I always wanted to visit New Orleans because of the food culture, but now I think Texas looks more naturally alluring. This trip is great to show the broad range of this wonderful country. People can spend their whole lives in the United States and see only just a small portion of it. If only everyone could broaden their horizons they could see how small their own lives are; what truly matters in the grand scale of the world.
So nice to have found the time to catch up on older episodes!! Thanks again.
What a great adventure, you guys! In my 71 years I probably drove I-10 and I-40, I-65 a dozen times or more. Like you Thomas, I love driving across our great nation and seeing all of its beauty and incredible sites.
Oh my goodness, I love your Texan friends. They are such wonderful people:)
Absolutely love watching you all. I've recently stumbled on your channel and have non stop binge watched for 3 days now. Thank you for all that you all do.
The best roap trip ever😍💯 Having fun, sight seeing and enjoying the food.
I loved yalls take on our bayou! We were happy to have y’all out! Come back and see us any time!
You came through my home town of Evansville, and you nailed it when you mentioned that everyone knows everyone. If you don't know them personally, you will at least know what side of town they're from just from their last name.
the nostalgia of andrew saying nostalgia is so very nostalgic to me... :)
I really admire all their works which are filming, editing, scripting, even acting, etc, etc. Beyond belief for amateurs.
This was great boys. Well worth supporting. Thanks for all the good times and here's to the next adventure!!
I've come to the conclusion that Andrew is the 'Bear Grylls" of the group. I mean, he'll pretty much eat anything that's not toxic. haha related Andrew quote from this video: "I'll eat your tail!" Awesome production per usual, guys! Love all the nightsky timelapses. That last one with Orion, in particular. Great stuff!
I can never decide what is more enjoyable to watch in your videos, your friendship, sense of humor, knowledge about plants, life wisdom pearls that are embedded into your videos or the awesome and breathtaking nature scenery...Your are a source of inspiration for me guys, hope to do something similar with my life soon. Thanks a lot and keep going on! Greetings from Europe!
Abby and I watched the episode together today. She was a bit relieved that she wasn't in the episode very much. It was great meeting all of you and we enjoyed the conversation, the food and the walk around Vanderbilt.
That's really good to know - I don't know why we didn't get more footage of you two, and we were regretting it while editing, but it's good to know she appreciated not being shown on camera as much, haha. We had a great time in Nashville hanging out with you, it really was a fantastic way to wind down on our road trip :) -Andrew
I really enjoy how all of you are so educated and open minded. Such a treat to watch ☺️
Found your channel few weeks ago, now I am hooked! Your videos are WELL done, they are educational, fun, and very inspiring.
It is so relaxing to watch your videos after a long day at work. Forget cable now we have youtube. Thanks
exactly the same here. Pure joy :)
The editing for this episode was really phenomenal...it's so cool to see you guys getting better with each video!
I thought my favorite part was the rainbow cloud ❤🧡💛💚💙💜
But then you guys had that beautiful conclusion with your(ish) family and campfire.
Watching an AA video with a Belgian beer in hand is my definition of heaven :D
SO BEAUTIFUL! so well done! like a beautiful movie! Love this!
"Cheers to that!" As usual, brilliant story. You guys knocked it out of the park.
Nov. 2020 and still watching! You guys sure know how to have the perfect ending!! What a great channel!!! Sure hope to see you 4 alot in 2021!!
You guys packed a tremendous amount of experiences into these road trip videos.
Bravo!
Love to see your adventures!
Amazing series guys i really enjoyed watching your progress throughout the country and would love to see another road trip. Maybe next time exploring different parts of America like Washington or maybe New England. Love your content and keep up the great work; it'll pay off I promise.
I am abosolutely in love with the naratives in your videos.
I am proud to say my great grandfather, passed down to grandfather owned a large cotton farm in East Texas and did not have one slave. My family did not believe in one human owning another, no matter the race or color. All family worked along with hired men and women. Families were large back then along with lots of cousins, aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews. My father was the oldest son in a family of 12. The farm was 6 or 7 miles from town in a community called Red branch Texas because of the huge red ravines or gullys as we called them. The soil was perfect for growing cotton, watermelon, peas, and many other things. It was sandy in most places yet the red dirt gullies were throughout the property as well. Along with all family working on the farm, everyone who lived in the little community that didn't own a large property usually worked as hired help for my grandfather. My father said he picked cotton from sun up till sun down then did his share of other chores everyday. The 14 of them were blessed and never went without. Always had what they needed and were self sufficient in every way. Sharing with others was a way of life for them as they did so often. Grandfather had a smokehouse for hanging and curing meats, which was off limits to us. I still remember the smell always made me hungry just walking by it. They kept two milk cows stalled behind the house and Grandmother churned her own butter and made the best cream until she got too old. Then one day my uncle sold them, i think she cried. As a kid if you were caught in the house doing nothing she'd have you churning that butter, by hand. I got caught a few times, really didn't mind except i never did it to suit her. I'm 62 now and feel privileged i got to be part of the world my father grew up in till my teens. Grandparents in their 90s died of old age. The house by the road with the China berry trees and one persimmon, grandfather built himself. He made every shingle that went on that house by hand. No way would you think 12 children were raised in that house. Just a small frame with 2 medium, one small bedrooms, a very small bathroom, medium living area with fireplace, no separate dining, only the kitchen with large table in the middle. Back porch off kitchen built of stone was length of house. On one end was a small wash room with sink, no toilet. Years later my uncle added one. Before my time they talked about it being such a long span between one town to next so my grandfather drilled a water well out front beside the road. Was the only source of water for miles and the only road leading anywhere. He was always generous with whatever he had. Shared many a meal with strangers and friends alike. People traveling by horse and wagon would stop and water their live stock before finishing up the next 7 miles into town. My father said they would usually leave fruits and vegetables out by the well also for anyone who might need them. They always had plenty to share and share they did. "The Austin Smith family". (More then enough.)
Your videos are seriously helping me get through social distancing! Im so happy you guys loved Austin! Y’all need to come back and check out even more of ATX and Texas. I’d love to see you all go to Big Bend National Park! It’s unreal!
Such high quality production. Love the commentary, the music, and of course the pictures. Kudos to all you guys!
Very Good part 3! You guys did a lot again in this video and also met some good people along the way. I enjoyed watching your road trip series! 👍
Thanks so much, Bob! Glad you liked the series - it's good to have your seal of approval :) And definitely, it's amazing how many cool people we've met through our channel. Thanks for your support! -Andrew
I really enjoy watching these videos. I just started watching earlier today and I subscribed. It's really awesome seeing these wonderful lanscapes.
Keep up the good work.
I really enjoyed every moment of this episode! Brilliant lovely cuts n scene
Truly enjoy your adventure shows. Thank you. Your shows take me to the places that I dream to go and visit. Super. You guys rock.
Another wonderful adventure video, thanks for making my day wonderful!
I love this so much, thank you all so much for sharing your journey! Absolutely breathtaking filming and the commentary was so perfect as always!
Discovered your channel a while ago gents love it keep it coming surprised it’s taken so long to find you keep up the hard work 👏👏👏
Great work as always guys you show what the real side of places look like. Love it big thumbs up
Wrong!
I heard about you all from the State Parkers. Great job videotaping and narrating.
26:25 "We spent the night in our sleeping bags after finding mysterious stains on the sheets." YUCHS!
Thomas' face as he waits for those oysters - priceless! They do look pretty good.
Watching your video is becoming a part of my morning routine now while I get ready for work. The background music calms me down.
20:57 Are we sure those are carpenter ants? Anyway, this was fun to watch! Texas has so much to explore. Come on back!
Absolutely amazing guys! What a way to end an epic road trip. Brings back a lot of memories from when I did a cross-country back in 2006, felt like I was right there at times. What a wild ride you guys had!
Thank you so much! That's awesome, did you take a similar route? Glad it could conjure up some good memories. It really was cool being able to finally do a roadtrip like this, and thinking about all the different stops we had along the way - even the smaller, insignificant ones are really cool to reflect on. Thanks for watching, and thank you for your support! -Andrew
I took a trip down the East coast to Virginia Beach then shot over to the West on I-40. I hit up the Petrified Forest National Park, Grand Canyon, and Meteor Crater on the way. Stopped in Vegas for a bit and then headed West into CA. On the trip back I took I-80 all the way from Utah back to the East coast. I couldn't hit up many places on the way back as I had a job interview in NY 3 days later. I drove from Nevada to NY in 52 hours!
I'm looking forward to more great trips from you guys. I just got back last night from the White Mountains in NH. It was a 3 day trip through the Pemigewasset Wilderness to bag a couple more peaks and just decompress from life. If you are looking for a great challenge, I highly recommend the area.
Thanks gents, another masterpiece, I actually got choked up for a second near the end. This one in particular was a really interesting blend of visual, educational and thought provocation - unlike anything else you've done. Bravo! and Thank you.
So, SOOOOOO adored this. Such a special treat, as always. Sincerely. You guys are an awesome group of friends. Always so appreciate the insights and Andrews writing. THANKS again!! Each one is so inspiring.
Men are famous for lying.
Society will make them hire women. It's all over for these guys!
Can't you see the future?
Here at last to enjoy traveling with aa
Such a great video it was well made you all are awesome to watch you all put the inspiration in hiking love it
Thanks so much! Glad you liked the video, and thank you for watching :)
This is what I’ve been looking for on YT for months but for some reason I couldn’t find it! Can’t believe you guys have so few views and subscribers! You deserve 1M views at least on each video! Keep it up!
17:06 I am an avid rock climber and let me tell you how correct that is. I was at the top of a climb, I was lead climbing and needed to tie into the chains to secure the rope, I grab a hold right below the chains and pull myself up just to discover a huge hornet nest inches away from the chains ... yikes, I moved slowly and said a prayer, thankfully I was able to tie into the chains without the hornets attacking me. You never know what you’ll come across! Thanks for the video!
Great video. I've been discovering this channel over the last few days, and have been loving every minute of it.
Watch "Shawnee state Forest Adventure Archives" one of their finest works.
What an awesome journey!! Thanks for sharing. You guys are amazing!!!!
I really loved this journey. Great road trip and awesome videos !
Come to Colorado sometime , there’s lots to see and do .
Right!
Or they should try out some of the trails like the Florida trail or AT. Even little sections of it
Another superb adventure guys! I enjoy watching this. Bravo!
That swallow-tailed kite in the bayou!! :o amazing bird
Man I'm watching this from my current home in Ohio in December, and it takes me back home to Coastal South Carolina in the summer. I miss home
I did the Swamp Tour with the same guy. It was worth it. Love your video.
So glad guys enjoyed some Nashville Hot Chicken. That restraunt is one of my favorites. Love that you were so close to the places I love to visit.
Great Video and very under appreciated team of creators! Keep it up guys. Covid lockdown binge watching in progress....
Be sure to watch part I and II - they should put links in each video to the other parts.
I cannot say enough good things about your videos; the quality of the filming and the camaraderie are fantastic !
Simply Amazing Video guys ! Great Work ! Very enjoyable. Keep it up
Another cracking effort! :)
I love your videos.
Did you know you can just leave your radios clipped to your life jacket or T-shirt collar and it will pick up your voice just fine. You dont need to use them like a phone and hold them to your mouth when you talk... for that matter you dont need to hold a phone to your mouth when you talk either. Those little microphones are "way" sensitive, and seem to stop after a given volume, so they always work just fine.
They will pick up your voice perfectly from a few feet away.
Our road-works workers use them amongst themselves in Adelaide Australia to coordinate traffic flow. I found their channel, and when they waved me through, I secretly reached down to my little UHF radio, and said the word "thanks" to the guy from my car with full eye contact.
His facial expression showed that he thought that perhaps I had put words directly into his mind, or at least into his radio :)
Anyway, the mic picks up sound from a few feet away just fine.
Awesome work as usual.
Thanks!
120ThingsIn20Years/BullwinkleII/craig
“We saw a slab car with elbow swinger rims” as a Texas native I got a solid laugh out of that!!
Absolutely fantastic! Another amazing journey - thank you for bringing us along and sharing!
thanks guys
its been a wonderful expirence thanks to you boys and all the sponcers who made it possible..cheers from BC Canada
You guys are hilarious, I’m envious of your friendship
This was magnificent! Thoroughly enjoyable. Thanks, guys. One of your best!
Best video in the trilogy. Still waiting for s fishing trip.
I thoroughly enjoyed this series guys fantastic job thanks for taking us along
"Dink it & Sink it" reference from Good Mythical Morning 😂
Finally got around to watching this - yay for the Outside magazine, that's how I discovered your channel! 🤗💘 Great job, as always! I'm mad at myself for missing the LA meetup. 😭😂 Next time you're in LA I've got tons of space (and a homecooked meal) for you guys if you need a place to stay! 😎
These are incredible films you guys make. Inspiring beyond measure.
That bridge in Louisiana is the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway and is longest continuous bridge over water.
Kudos to you all 👏
great song.
Love Haddie B’s. I went to the high school right across from Vanderbilt so you guys were right in the part of Nashville. Great to see you had fun!
Another awesome episode! Great job guys.
Cheers to that
you guys need to come out to San Diego! we got mountains, we got beaches, we got deserts, we got a melting pot of cultures, food, and breweries!
Awesome as always.
love the acknowledgement of the slab car
I really appreciate all. music. nature .friendship.
Great job guys!!