These questions about no cell service areas and getting lost. I'm old enough to remember hiking in these remote places long before mobile phones and a GPS. Always carry a paper map, compass and know how to use them.
what is this "paper map and compass".... LOL. That is how I learned over 40 years ago. But my InReach Mini GPS is way easier than triangulating off of hills that may or may not be what I think they are! And it works at night, too.
I agree. Everyone should have a backup. I would add Phone gps works even without cell service. The maps have to be downloaded prior to losing service however. Know which direction your vehicle is and have a plan to get out if your phone dies. Memorize the area well enough to get back to a road.
Thank you for letting us meet your precious wife! It’s sweet the way y’all look at each other with such love 💕 in your eyes while you talk. It’s wonderful that she sees your adventuring as part of who you are instead of something to compete with.
Wow, what a fantastic video, Tristan! This is not only my new favorite video on your channel but maybe my favorite RUclips video. I've watched a ton of your videos but just now getting around to this one. You are one of the prime reasons why I took the plunge into nomadism - two years full-time traveling the west in my no build Honda Element. I feel like I know you a lot better now. Your wife is very charming and easy going like you. Good luck to you both. btw I started this lifestyle at 73, now I'm 75.
Oh, congratulations!! You two are so lovely together. I loved watching your interactions and, yes, she is perfect for you and she's beautiful and very sweet.
Your wife is so adorable! I can see why you married her! Thank you for answering our questions and introducing your wife. Looking forward to future videos with her.
You're living an awesome life, Tristan, both you and Cassie. I was fortunate being a military dependent living in other countries, especially Japan. The military paid for all of my travel abroad. Out of 23 years I spent 16 of them living in the UK, the European continent, and in the Middle East (Saudi Arabia and Turkey). I didn't attend linguistics school but learned different languages from evening classes and living with locals. In every country I took advantage of the camping and backpacking opportunities offered. I wish more of our young people could travel abroad and especially in third world countries. They would realize just how fortunate they are to live in the United States.
This is how I stayed cool during hot summers camping on my bass boat. I carried a cotton bed sheet (single bed) and would soak it with drinking water to where it was damp, use it as a cover sheet and you will be shivering by morning. It works very good in W. Texas so I know it will work in the areas you are traveling!
I admire your perspective on life and relationships. You complement one another immensely...a wonderful balance of respect and love. Best wishes for an adventurous and joyful life together.
My wife and I are 69yrs old and we’re not physically able to do the big hikes you do, and that’s what I enjoy most about your videos. You show us the places we’d like to see. Thank you & well done 👍👏👏
I know this is an old post. But,👍👍 for Baja. In 2000, we went halfway down the west side, then up the east side, camping out of a 98 Mazda MPV All Sport 4 wheel/all-wheel drive, no low range and open diffs. It was an amazing trip. The best memory is seeing a fox running on the beach. 20yrs hence, it's still vivid in my mind.
Absolute soulmates....truly blessed. As are we for getting to share it with you...grateful, thx! It enriches my life seeing yours, and calms my spirit....allows the stress to melt away and make room for something good to come into my own world!
I discovered your channel a couple of weeks ago and I'm really enjoying your adventurous spirit, your chill attitude towards life (that time your car slid into the ditch in Yosemite, you said you were in a bad mood but you were still smiling), and your enthusiasm for the beauty of nature and the cultures who came before us. I think I smile the whole time I'm watching one of your videos. I think Cassie is strong and independent in her own way. I love that she lets you be you and do what you love. I hope you are both as deeply in love with each other as you were when you made this video.
You two are a super cute couple, God bless your marriage. *Do you get lonely? No Will you partner with other RV live people? No Are you scare in the middle of nowhere? No Would you move a big city? No ...* He is happy people and doesn’t need public approval 😂
You two guys are precious. I can tell by the way she looks at you that she is just crazy about you.. I just stumbled onto your videos & find this easy to watch. In the midst of planetary chaos, this calms the spirit. Thank you.
I have to say, what a beautiful personality your wife has. It seems like you guys are made for each other. Love the compassion and respect you two have. Wishing you two manny splendid unforgettable adventures together.
Cassie is awesome!!! Beautiful, smart and supports your hobbies and dreams. I’ve watched numerous videos with y’all and you support her just as much. Now if the rest of the ladies out there could catch on lol!!! Have fun you two!!!
we had the best few years 'RVing' in a RAV4 - it was perfect! We were based out of SLC and explored the state and California a ton. It was fantastic. Once our son came along we got a trailer and that was fun too, but different. We couldn't get to all the same places but we stayed small so still got to some awesome places. We could stay longer though, the bonus of water tanks! But man I'm so glad we did our RAV4 RVing! We will again someday I'm sure! We did find that our friend's 4runner was actually tighter in the back...but definitely better clearance!
I love the honesty in your answers to the questions. Most people don't get the fact that what works for You may not work for others. We just found your channel, and subscribed too, very interesting, very laid-back and more to our liking so your channel is very refreshing and with lots of good scenery, no loud music, and none of that nonsense here. Glad we found you, will be looking at your older videos, and looking forward to more. Congratulation on the marriage!!! Even tho it was 2 yrs ago. lol Everyday is a good day, when you are sharing it with someone you love. jmho
What a beautiful couple. The love you have for each other is jumping out of the video. ❤️ Acceptance of each others strengths and weaknesses and allowing each other to be who you really are is the key . I really enjoy watching your videos. They are so relaxing, no false pretences. These other hyped up videos of “Hi Guys, What’s Up?” Drive me crazy. Your videos feel like you are sitting in my lounge room having a chat. Looking forward to more videos 🙏😀
Thanks for the kind words! She's the best 🙂 My style of videos isn't for everyone, but that's ok. It's good to know there are others like me out there!
Just found your channel a few days ago and have been enjoying your videos. Cassie is beautiful and it is great to see how y'all interact with each other. Also, thanks for always putting coordinates where you boondock. So many other YTers don't do that so it is greatly appreciated!
Thank God they are genuine to the bone and won't go Insta-glam Vanlife fake...although if they dabbled in overlander vanlife they would have 8ook subs for sure!
I'll second that, you are a lucky guy. I was interested in your comment re the Anasazi. I'm an old timer Englishman who has travelled extensively throughout the four corners area. Both Chaco Canyon and Mesa Verde, amongst other areas. I would concur with your suggestion that drought was probably the main reason they assimilated with other tribes, no longer able to exist in those areas. I also would suggest, over population might have also been a factor. Still fascinated by their existence however. I subscribed to your channel recently and enjoy your relaxed manner. Thankyou.
OMGOSH, you two are SOOO cute together. What admiration you show for each other. Thank you for all the answers to the questions and for introducing (sharing) Cassie with us.
I am a loner too. I get excited about new places and experiences. I love to travel and am planning to start traveling in the next year. Your videos inspire me. Best of luck and love to you and your wife. And thank you for your excellent videos.
It was great getting to meet your wife. I'm late to the party but, oh well. You two really seem meant for each other! It's a wonderful thing to see 😀 I wish you both a lifetime of wonderful hiking experiences, and all kinds of married experiences. Who knows what cool stuff life has in store? And I've found that even tough times can become fond memories when you look back on them many years later and realize how you helped each other through ...
very nice. Now that you live in Colorado, have you hiked/climbed Longs Peak in Rocky Mountain National Park? It was an incredible adventure with my wife. We have also backpacked to the bottom of the Grand Canyon three times including our 40th Anniversary. Tenting it at the bottom when the water main broke was the ultimate adventure. It was real cool to see how people you meet along the trail start watching out for each other when emergencies arise. I hope you and your wife can enjoy more adventures together.
Great video! Really enjoyed getting to know you better this way. Lots of good questions all around. Your wife is sweet, best wishes to you both for many happy years and travels together!
What a great wife, Cassie. I am soo envious, or is that covetous? Beautiful and articulate, I love her. You two seem to be very good together. You make a great couple.
You both are so darn wonderful I can see your love and being together. Thank you for sharing your life together. I am hoping and looking forward to seeing you both whenever you want to share. I wish you both a wonderful life. God Bless
Aw, thanks! She's pretty great, and we're really happy now that the dust has cleared post-wedding and we're settled into our new place. Thanks Chris Tina!
I just got a hightop Promaster, the 136 wheel base which is the shorter one.. I will miss the higher ground clearance. I have always had 4x4 or Subaru Outback and love them. But now I am 76 and need to be able to stand up:) But I will still be a boondocker! I love watching your travels and hikes and have been following you for a long time:) Love the off the beaten path places too. I can see you in Iceland and New Zealand for sure. You and your wife are so loving together:)
As you are new married we are older new retired people in Arizona great to see your are outside enjoying yourselves, most of the areas we went as kids is now fully of people and noise from off road 4 wheels rigs, thanks for sharing your places , remember pack out what you brought in also if needed pack out others crap left behind.
Your wife is really cool. Glad she lets you go out and do the things that you do. And she is very pretty. I hope you two will grow old together and share many wonderful adventures.
Got me thingking SUV over a Van.....Highlander Hybrid AWD with a 2.5" lift and tow package! Thanks for the Ideas! The Great flood took out the Anastasia....and Dinos! not crocks, rats and roaches though! Love the way you honor your Wife, Soon you both will have your own travel adventure channel! ....climb every mountain....Sound of Music playing in the background....so sweet
On my honeymoon (over 43 years ago) we started in south-central Nebraska, drove north to Lewis & Clark Lake, then turned west. We stayed in hotels along the way, but the only place I could reserve in Yellowstone was this tiny plywood "cabin" barely big enough for one bed. That was as close to camping as we got. We married in late August, so we were at end of season. At the big lodge at Crater Lake the cook must have gone home for the season. So eating in the lodge's restaurant was another form of roughing it. In my youth I did quite a bit of hiking, backpacking, etc. My sweetheart said, "Oh I like camping." But then she didn't mean the kind of camping I did. I lost her to cancer this January, and I've been getting back into hiking. I've been going extreme--such as hiking the west flank of Pikes Peak in the middle of the night, by the light of the full moon. Ordered a new video camera Monday and it should arrive this afternoon. The SiOnyx Aurora, which has an ISO equivalent of 812,000. So I'll be able to document my midnight frolics, skipping through boulder fields above 12,000 feet. I should check the weather forecast, but if good I'll go again this Friday/Saturday. Then home in time for Trick-or-Treat.
What a nice couple you are... my wife and i met while working summer jobs as a 20 year olds in the chanel islands got married after a few months in London UK everyone said it wouldnt last because we got married so quick and here we are living in the mountains of Catalunya Spain 53 years later sitting under olive trees and she has not changed as a person for all these years ..did i win the lottery...have a great life together ...
When I was camping out in my car in New Hampshire I had a queen size down comforter that I got on sale in the summer and when it was very cold I had a full-length Beaver coat that I purchased from a thrift shop for $200. And it was plenty more between the down and the fur I can see why people bought these things when they were first settling this country
Awwww you two are so cute!!!! :) What an amazing gift to travel when you were so young and live in other countries. Great Q & A and getting to know you a little better. Peru is on my list, maybe next year but I won't be climbing any mountains ... LOL!!
The power box in the background (between you and your wife) is stunning and very beautiful... the gray tones shimmer like the rings of Saturn... its stealthy stark silence slightly disturbed by a low pitch oscillating hum suggesting great power within. That indeed is a gem. Keep it.
Doing what you like to do and not what others want to see has made you the success that you are. Some videos I fast forward or skip but I just can’t do that with yours. Your content is sooo good I can’t miss a blink. I sometimes go back and watch again. Lol
Thank-you! Thank-you for the matter-of-fact and straightforward answers. And letting us into your private life. You make a wonderful couple. The ending was perfect. 🙂🙂
Great insight, thanks for taking us all along. You continue to inspire me to get out and explore. I am still so new to all of this outdoorsy stuff but loving it. You know, you could have picked harder languages to learn... holy smokes.
Tim, make sure you make it to Teton National Park, they are truly THE most beautiful mountains in the U. S! Jackson Hole is a fun town as well, go to the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, the bar stools are saddles. There are lots of places you can boon dock just outside the park. However check the weather, snow may still be there, so go later in your trip. Yellowstone west entrance is open April 19. Zion NP will be wonderful starting this month but crowded. But the scenery is also beautiful. Great rv park just outside, if you make it up thru utah, let us know. We are just south of salt lake. We are camping outside of Zion first week in april
I just stumbled on your channel. Loved this one with your lovely wife. You are a little different around her. but that is a good thing. Enjoy your travels and your life. Make the most of being young and alive.
1) I love the channel! I like that you venture off the beaten path, keep it simple and humble, and share your adventures 2) you and your wife are adorable! All the best to you both. 3) I made sure to watch the entire video before asking lol, but here's a question no one asked - what's your basic pack for a brief hike while you're out? I know you have water purification drops, your phone with Gaia, I'm assuming some protein bars or snacks, but any other key items you think you should always have on you when solo and in remote areas? Bear spray, first aid kit, etc?? Thx for all your input and suggestions! I'm retiring next week, finishing my van in August and heading west! Safe travels and keep the videos coming!
My son and his wife are on a road trip in Idaho right now and I sent him your video about going to all the hot springs. I’m hoping he loves you as much as me. I find your videos so super chill with no silly distractions. He has a similar temperament. I learn so many things from you and get to see beautiful places I probably won’t be able to go see myself so I am grateful to you. Your sweet, lovely wife is the icing on the 🍰. Stay safe but stay free! I have a question. Do you have any good tips for keeping mice and chipmunks out of your car? I go for many days without driving and I’ve been INVADED!!!
Hi Larry. Yes, that works, but I never use them. That's why I never mention it. I occasionally use maps that I've printed out just for reference, but I never use them for serious navigation. I've found phone and GPS to be just so much better and easier to use.
Your lucky to find a beautiful women who loves the outdoors and so is she to find a guy who is a great video explorer who provides video vacations for us who are older and cannot do this anymore. Thanks!
If you make it to Oklahoma, the Witchita wild life refuge is cool. Only part of the state untouched by farming, ranching, etc. There is hike in camping clear lakes, and Texas elk. The four corners of the state are all very different. But South east is like the Ozarks, and South west is like rocky hills and sagebrush. No huge mountains, there are cool mountains though, but very diverse and different in all four corners.
One thing I like is that you don't have background music. I like just listening to the outdoors and you explaining what you see.
These questions about no cell service areas and getting lost. I'm old enough to remember hiking in these remote places long before mobile phones and a GPS. Always carry a paper map, compass and know how to use them.
Ive been hiking for 30yrs with a compass, and paper map (TOPO.) No issues.
what is this "paper map and compass".... LOL. That is how I learned over 40 years ago. But my InReach Mini GPS is way easier than triangulating off of hills that may or may not be what I think they are! And it works at night, too.
Yes. Learned that in Scouts! But scouting isn't cool anymore, is it?
I agree. Everyone should have a backup. I would add Phone gps works even without cell service. The maps have to be downloaded prior to losing service however. Know which direction your vehicle is and have a plan to get out if your phone dies. Memorize the area well enough to get back to a road.
Tristan you've found a delightful life partner, I pray many blessings continue for you both.
She's lovely! Thanks for sharing your lives with us.
Yes she is :) Thanks Carolena!
Thank you for letting us meet your precious wife! It’s sweet the way y’all look at each other with such love 💕 in your eyes while you talk. It’s wonderful that she sees your adventuring as part of who you are instead of something to compete with.
Yep, I hit the jackpot with her. She's great :) Thanks Marcelle!
I agree ... what she said ☝🏽
Wow, what a fantastic video, Tristan! This is not only my new favorite video on your channel but maybe my favorite RUclips video. I've watched a ton of your videos but just now getting around to this one. You are one of the prime reasons why I took the plunge into nomadism - two years full-time traveling the west in my no build Honda Element. I feel like I know you a lot better now. Your wife is very charming and easy going like you. Good luck to you both. btw I started this lifestyle at 73, now I'm 75.
Your face completely changes when you are around your wife. You can clearly see the love and adoration on your face. It's very endearing.
Oh, congratulations!! You two are so lovely together. I loved watching your interactions and, yes, she is perfect for you and she's beautiful and very sweet.
Yes she is :) She is everything that is good. Thanks for watching!
Your wife is so adorable! I can see why you married her! Thank you for answering our questions and introducing your wife. Looking forward to future videos with her.
Yep, she's the best :) Thanks!
You're living an awesome life, Tristan, both you and Cassie. I was fortunate being a military dependent living in other countries, especially Japan. The military paid for all of my travel abroad. Out of 23 years I spent 16 of them living in the UK, the European continent, and in the Middle East (Saudi Arabia and Turkey). I didn't attend linguistics school but learned different languages from evening classes and living with locals. In every country I took advantage of the camping and backpacking opportunities offered. I wish more of our young people could travel abroad and especially in third world countries. They would realize just how fortunate they are to live in the United States.
This is how I stayed cool during hot summers camping on my bass boat. I carried a cotton bed sheet (single bed) and would soak it with drinking water to where it was damp, use it as a cover sheet and you will be shivering by morning. It works very good in W. Texas so I know it will work in the areas you are traveling!
I admire your perspective on life and relationships. You complement one another immensely...a wonderful balance of respect and love. Best wishes for an adventurous and joyful life together.
Thanks Jane! :)
Yes, totally agree!
My wife and I are 69yrs old and we’re not physically able to do the big hikes you do, and that’s what I enjoy most about your videos. You show us the places we’d like to see. Thank you & well done 👍👏👏
Your wife is lovely. I wish you the best. Happy travels.
Thanks Lynn!
I love your wife!! She is so sweet. You can see and hear her love for you. I look forward to more videos with her and you exploring the world.
I'm happy that you both are happy together.....what a great couple!
Aw thanks! ☺️
What a beautiful, sweet lady! Thank you for sharing her with us.
I know this is an old post. But,👍👍 for Baja. In 2000, we went halfway down the west side, then up the east side, camping out of a 98 Mazda MPV All Sport 4 wheel/all-wheel drive, no low range and open diffs. It was an amazing trip. The best memory is seeing a fox running on the beach. 20yrs hence, it's still vivid in my mind.
Absolute soulmates....truly blessed. As are we for getting to share it with you...grateful, thx! It enriches my life seeing yours, and calms my spirit....allows the stress to melt away and make room for something good to come into my own world!
I discovered your channel a couple of weeks ago and I'm really enjoying your adventurous spirit, your chill attitude towards life (that time your car slid into the ditch in Yosemite, you said you were in a bad mood but you were still smiling), and your enthusiasm for the beauty of nature and the cultures who came before us. I think I smile the whole time I'm watching one of your videos.
I think Cassie is strong and independent in her own way. I love that she lets you be you and do what you love. I hope you are both as deeply in love with each other as you were when you made this video.
You two are a super cute couple, God bless your marriage.
*Do you get lonely? No
Will you partner with other RV live people? No
Are you scare in the middle of nowhere? No
Would you move a big city? No
...*
He is happy people and doesn’t need public approval 😂
2 VERY COOL PEOPLE...BLESSED..!!!!
Thank you for including the publishing date
You two guys are precious. I can tell by the way she looks at you that she is just crazy about you.. I just stumbled onto your videos & find this easy to watch. In the midst of planetary chaos, this calms the spirit. Thank you.
Thanks Jennifer, we appreciate it!
God bless you two. You are very blessed to have her.
I have to say, what a beautiful personality your wife has. It seems like you guys are made for each other. Love the compassion and respect you two have. Wishing you two manny splendid unforgettable adventures together.
Thanks Sabine! :)
Looks like you found the right one. Congratulations and good luck
Thanks!
You never had a chance young man. She had you hooked quick. She is your Queen. She always will be.
Cassie is awesome!!! Beautiful, smart and supports your hobbies and dreams. I’ve watched numerous videos with y’all and you support her just as much. Now if the rest of the ladies out there could catch on lol!!! Have fun you two!!!
I like your philosophy of doing what you want not what others want,Keep doing what you do .
we had the best few years 'RVing' in a RAV4 - it was perfect! We were based out of SLC and explored the state and California a ton. It was fantastic. Once our son came along we got a trailer and that was fun too, but different. We couldn't get to all the same places but we stayed small so still got to some awesome places. We could stay longer though, the bonus of water tanks! But man I'm so glad we did our RAV4 RVing! We will again someday I'm sure! We did find that our friend's 4runner was actually tighter in the back...but definitely better clearance!
You two look like love doves graciously and kindly talking to each other....she takes all your "adentures" in stride...Oh Boy she really loves you..
I REALLY LOVE your attitude! You are so real and honest....and grounded
I love the honesty in your answers to the questions. Most people don't get the fact that what works for You may not work for others. We just found your channel, and subscribed too, very interesting, very laid-back and more to our liking so your channel is very refreshing and with lots of good scenery, no loud music, and none of that nonsense here. Glad we found you, will be looking at your older videos, and looking forward to more. Congratulation on the marriage!!! Even tho it was 2 yrs ago. lol Everyday is a good day, when you are sharing it with someone you love. jmho
What a beautiful couple. The love you have for each other is jumping out of the video. ❤️ Acceptance of each others strengths and weaknesses and allowing each other to be who you really are is the key .
I really enjoy watching your videos. They are so relaxing, no false pretences. These other hyped up videos of “Hi Guys, What’s Up?” Drive me crazy. Your videos feel like you are sitting in my lounge room having a chat.
Looking forward to more videos 🙏😀
Thanks for the kind words! She's the best 🙂 My style of videos isn't for everyone, but that's ok. It's good to know there are others like me out there!
Just found your channel a few days ago and have been enjoying your videos. Cassie is beautiful and it is great to see how y'all interact with each other. Also, thanks for always putting coordinates where you boondock. So many other YTers don't do that so it is greatly appreciated!
Thanks for watching, Amy!
Very nice to see your interaction with each other. Beautiful actually.
Cassie is beautiful and charming. You are indeed a lucky guy.
Yes I am :) Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@SUVRVing Is there any Native American in her family. Maybe Cherokee?
No, she's half Filipino.
Thank God they are genuine to the bone and won't go Insta-glam Vanlife fake...although if they dabbled in overlander vanlife they would have 8ook subs for sure!
I'll second that, you are a lucky guy. I was interested in your comment re the Anasazi. I'm an old timer Englishman who has travelled extensively throughout the four corners area. Both Chaco Canyon and Mesa Verde, amongst other areas. I would concur with your suggestion that drought was probably the main reason they assimilated with other tribes, no longer able to exist in those areas. I also would suggest, over population might have also been a factor. Still fascinated by their existence however. I subscribed to your channel recently and enjoy your relaxed manner. Thankyou.
OMGOSH, you two are SOOO cute together. What admiration you show for each other. Thank you for all the answers to the questions and for introducing (sharing) Cassie with us.
Thanks Debbie! :)
I love that your videos are super chill and that you go to out of the way places.
I am a loner too. I get excited about new places and experiences. I love to travel and am planning to start traveling in the next year. Your videos inspire me. Best of luck and love to you and your wife. And thank you for your excellent videos.
I really like your candid honest opinions!
Beautiful wifey. Both of you rocks.thanks for sharing.
It was great getting to meet your wife. I'm late to the party but, oh well.
You two really seem meant for each other! It's a wonderful thing to see 😀 I wish you both a lifetime of wonderful hiking experiences, and all kinds of married experiences.
Who knows what cool stuff life has in store? And I've found that even tough times can become fond memories when you look back on them many years later and realize how you helped each other through ...
very nice.
Now that you live in Colorado, have you hiked/climbed Longs Peak in Rocky Mountain National Park? It was an incredible adventure with my wife. We have also backpacked to the bottom of the Grand Canyon three times including our 40th Anniversary. Tenting it at the bottom when the water main broke was the ultimate adventure. It was real cool to see how people you meet along the trail start watching out for each other when emergencies arise. I hope you and your wife can enjoy more adventures together.
Great video! Really enjoyed getting to know you better this way. Lots of good questions all around. Your wife is sweet, best wishes to you both for many happy years and travels together!
Thanks! Yep, she's wonderful :)
You two are such beautiful people.Your love shows for each other in your eyes when you talk.Thank you do much for sharing.!!!!!
What a great wife, Cassie. I am soo envious, or is that covetous? Beautiful and articulate, I love her. You two seem to be very good together. You make a great couple.
You both are so darn wonderful I can see your love and being together. Thank you for sharing your life together. I am hoping and looking forward to seeing you both whenever you want to share. I wish you both a wonderful life. God Bless
Aw, thanks! She's pretty great, and we're really happy now that the dust has cleared post-wedding and we're settled into our new place. Thanks Chris Tina!
Great meeting Cassie, nice couple!
I love that you guys are believers - just discovered your channel yesterday!
Very honest, good to see. wishing you both good luck for the future.
I just got a hightop Promaster, the 136 wheel base which is the shorter one.. I will miss the higher ground clearance. I have always had 4x4 or Subaru Outback and love them. But now I am 76 and need to be able to stand up:) But I will still be a boondocker! I love watching your travels and hikes and have been following you for a long time:) Love the off the beaten path places too. I can see you in Iceland and New Zealand for sure. You and your wife are so loving together:)
What beautiful couple 🙏🏻 Blessings in all your travels~~
As you are new married we are older new retired people in Arizona great to see your are outside enjoying yourselves, most of the areas we went as kids is now fully of people and noise from off road 4 wheels rigs, thanks for sharing your places , remember pack out what you brought in also if needed pack out others crap left behind.
Thanks Gary!
Your wife is really cool. Glad she lets you go out and do the things that you do. And she is very pretty. I hope you two will grow old together and share many wonderful adventures.
Yep, she's great! Thanks John.
Got me thingking SUV over a Van.....Highlander Hybrid AWD with a 2.5" lift and tow package! Thanks for the Ideas! The Great flood took out the Anastasia....and Dinos! not crocks, rats and roaches though! Love the way you honor your Wife, Soon you both will have your own travel adventure channel! ....climb every mountain....Sound of Music playing in the background....so sweet
Awe! So happy for you two.
Thanks Donna!
On my honeymoon (over 43 years ago) we started in south-central Nebraska, drove north to Lewis & Clark Lake, then turned west. We stayed in hotels along the way, but the only place I could reserve in Yellowstone was this tiny plywood "cabin" barely big enough for one bed. That was as close to camping as we got. We married in late August, so we were at end of season. At the big lodge at Crater Lake the cook must have gone home for the season. So eating in the lodge's restaurant was another form of roughing it.
In my youth I did quite a bit of hiking, backpacking, etc. My sweetheart said, "Oh I like camping." But then she didn't mean the kind of camping I did. I lost her to cancer this January, and I've been getting back into hiking. I've been going extreme--such as hiking the west flank of Pikes Peak in the middle of the night, by the light of the full moon. Ordered a new video camera Monday and it should arrive this afternoon. The SiOnyx Aurora, which has an ISO equivalent of 812,000. So I'll be able to document my midnight frolics, skipping through boulder fields above 12,000 feet. I should check the weather forecast, but if good I'll go again this Friday/Saturday. Then home in time for Trick-or-Treat.
Awww she’s lovely, you both make sense to be together 💕👍🏻
What a nice couple you are... my wife and i met while working summer jobs as a 20 year olds in the chanel islands got married after a few months in London UK everyone said it wouldnt last because we got married so quick and here we are living in the mountains of Catalunya Spain 53 years later sitting under olive trees and she has not changed as a person for all these years ..did i win the lottery...have a great life together ...
That's a great story! 😄
@@SUVRVing enjoy life my friend ..tempus fugit..
When I was camping out in my car in New Hampshire I had a queen size down comforter that I got on sale in the summer and when it was very cold I had a full-length Beaver coat that I purchased from a thrift shop for $200. And it was plenty more between the down and the fur I can see why people bought these things when they were first settling this country
Thank you for sharing your interview with Cassie. Wonderful words for each other! ❤️
Thanks for sharing your life with us . You too are such a good match. I'm happy for you.
She’s articulate, humble and intelligent.
What an adorable wife you have. And together you make such a lovely couple.
Thanks!
Awwww you two are so cute!!!! :)
What an amazing gift to travel when you were so young and live in other countries. Great Q & A and getting to know you a little better. Peru is on my list, maybe next year but I won't be climbing any mountains ... LOL!!
Thanks! And yeah, there's lots of awesome non-mountain stuff in Peru too :)
Did you ever go to Peru?
Wow...what a great couple you make....love the videos.....God Bless!
What a sweet couple...many blessings to you both...Love and Light
Thanks Cindy!
The power box in the background (between you and your wife) is stunning and very beautiful... the gray tones shimmer like the rings of Saturn... its stealthy stark silence slightly disturbed by a low pitch oscillating hum suggesting great power within. That indeed is a gem. Keep it.
You have a very, VERY lovely wife!!!!
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
Yes I do. She's great :)
She is so sweet. You are a lucky dog. She is lucky too.
Thank you for share with us all those beautiful places. Some people can't travel. Its like we are with you in those places, Thanks again.
Thanks Monica!
This video makes me want to travel more than I have. There’s more than 100 lifetimes of things to see in the world!
Doing what you like to do and not what others want to see has made you the success that you are. Some videos I fast forward or skip but I just can’t do that with yours. Your content is sooo good I can’t miss a blink. I sometimes go back and watch again. Lol
You’re a relatable guy to me in many ways. Great vid and thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Great video! I have had trouble finding an air mattress that foes not leak. Any suggested products??
Thanks for Sharing. You two are a beautiful couple ❤ Stay humble and loving and you will always do well.
Thank-you! Thank-you for the matter-of-fact and straightforward answers. And letting us into your private life. You make a wonderful couple. The ending was perfect. 🙂🙂
Great insight, thanks for taking us all along. You continue to inspire me to get out and explore. I am still so new to all of this outdoorsy stuff but loving it. You know, you could have picked harder languages to learn... holy smokes.
Lol at least I've given Arabic a pass :) Thanks Galvain!
U2 are ABSOLUTELY LOVELY😍 God Bless U Both❣️
Thanks Melissa :)
Tim, make sure you make it to Teton National Park, they are truly THE most beautiful mountains in the U. S! Jackson Hole is a fun town as well, go to the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, the bar stools are saddles. There are lots of places you can boon dock just outside the park. However check the weather, snow may still be there, so go later in your trip. Yellowstone west entrance is open April 19. Zion NP will be wonderful starting this month but crowded. But the scenery is also beautiful. Great rv park just outside, if you make it up thru utah, let us know. We are just south of salt lake. We are camping outside of Zion first week in april
I just stumbled on your channel. Loved this one with your lovely wife. You are a little different around her. but that is a good thing. Enjoy your travels and your life. Make the most of being young and alive.
You two are great together! She’s sweet, and you relax with her. I’m glad for you both.
Thanks Edie! She really is great :)
1) I love the channel! I like that you venture off the beaten path, keep it simple and humble, and share your adventures
2) you and your wife are adorable! All the best to you both.
3) I made sure to watch the entire video before asking lol, but here's a question no one asked - what's your basic pack for a brief hike while you're out? I know you have water purification drops, your phone with Gaia, I'm assuming some protein bars or snacks, but any other key items you think you should always have on you when solo and in remote areas? Bear spray, first aid kit, etc?? Thx for all your input and suggestions! I'm retiring next week, finishing my van in August and heading west! Safe travels and keep the videos coming!
The west is where it's at! So much to see. I really enjoy your channel. Thanks for bringing us along!
Thanks for watching!
oh, yes!!! Iceland and New Zealand the two places I most want to travel to
You guys are too cute. She is gorgeous! Thank you for sharing.
Yes she is :) Thanks Yvette!
My son and his wife are on a road trip in Idaho right now and I sent him your video about going to all the hot springs. I’m hoping he loves you as much as me. I find your videos so super chill with no silly distractions. He has a similar temperament. I learn so many things from you and get to see beautiful places I probably won’t be able to go see myself so I am grateful to you. Your sweet, lovely wife is the icing on the 🍰. Stay safe but stay free!
I have a question. Do you have any good tips for keeping mice and chipmunks out of your car? I go for many days without driving and I’ve been INVADED!!!
She’s adorable! Fortunate guy!
I think FORESTY FOREST would be a good collaboration for you-
Your wife is just lovely.
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Ha! Ogden.... not laughing at Ogden. Just thought those mountains looked familiar. Again, great stuff.
OMG... how cute is 41:30?! One can only be happy for you guys. Heart-warming. 😍
Mr. and Mrs. SUVrving are really a sweet couple, I wish them a lifetime of peace and happiness and wonderful travel adventures.
Tristan,. Orientation techniques with topo maps and compass still work. I'd like it if you mention that occasionally
Hi Larry. Yes, that works, but I never use them. That's why I never mention it. I occasionally use maps that I've printed out just for reference, but I never use them for serious navigation. I've found phone and GPS to be just so much better and easier to use.
The Internet's Cutest Couple!!! You two are awesome.
Aw thanks!
Your lucky to find a beautiful women who loves the outdoors and so is she to find a guy who is a great video explorer who provides video vacations for us who are older and cannot do this anymore. Thanks!
You guys are so cute together. Many happy years.
Thanks John!
If you make it to Oklahoma, the Witchita wild life refuge is cool. Only part of the state untouched by farming, ranching, etc. There is hike in camping clear lakes, and Texas elk. The four corners of the state are all very different. But South east is like the Ozarks, and South west is like rocky hills and sagebrush. No huge mountains, there are cool mountains though, but very diverse and different in all four corners.
I wish the best for both of you!!