Robert - Here is a good place in this video you made to express fondly how well you, and literally you alone, make these "Free...and Riding in My RV" entertaining and informative for all viewers. This episode you did nearly 3 years ago are places I have visited. ( In fact, a few other Arizona locations I've seen) The Goldfield location, I saw in November, 1998. Neat place. Got me a leather cowboy "floppy" hat back then. It didn't quite fit but was fun to wear from time to time. I've notice in the 2019 videos you got a better vehicle: Chevy "Colorado". Nice truck! Guess the "old KIA"finally needed to be traded in. My wife of almost 45 years likes your travels. Very clever "one liner jokes" from time to time. We actually travel very little over the years. I wish did more. I'm 70...still in very good health...so is my wife. Traveling like you do I think, would be a lot of fun. My hope's for the next few years: Get out and see the U.S.A. Plans are next year to replace the old 2004 Subaru Forester that is now almost at 130K miles and most likely get another of the same kind. Now...as of this date (12-2020) seeing many of your shows one thing that IS needed is a lot of new music. I wish we all could use anyone's music. Millions upon millions are there...even "royal free" which is generally good for video shows and the effects. But...laws will not allow it as we all know. Oh...the cameras you use...very good! To get better audio, maybe, a wireless lapel mike in your walk abouts? They, as you know, would eliminate a larger portion of the "wind noise". And...a great traveling companion that can "go the distance"... do many things in the travels like videoing the scenery...give you breaks in driving...cook up the good looking tasty meals you eat...and, have location facts about sights for you and the viewers. Finally...you might have been there in an earlier episode video of yours (at least, one of your state border sign photos show it) but, my birthtown - Indianapolis would be nice. Also ( and this is a neat place or two to see in the state of Kentucky) is " Shakertown" Pleasant Hill and a very small town where a good school friend of mine for over 55 years lives - Buckhorn. She and her husband are the Presbyterian ministers of the "Log Cabin" church there in Buckhorn. The travel to and from the only road directions is challenging but pretty in certain seasons. Well...safe and happy travels to you, Robert. You are a great American who loves this country!
Love visiting goldfield. Dutchman museum is very informative. Some say the goldfield mine is the lost Dutchman mine. Who knows,it is a mystery for the ages. 🍺
Great video. I felt like I was walking around with you. I liked that you left the tourist traps and toured the other area's of town. I do that too when I travel. I will take the less beaten path to get a real feel of the area. Please keep adding this reality to your videos.
I enjoy that as much or more than the tourist side of towns. I love it when you include them in your video. Keep them coming and keep adding in the other area's of town.
So Sorry we mist you Robert. We were on 18 and 19 April on the Lost Dutchman campground. Our third visist there. It is such a great environment. Now at home in The Netherlands we just saw this great video.
That was my first choice campground before I decided for Apache Junction. I wanted to be close to the city to take care of certain things. Thank you! I'm glad you liked the video.
I have numerous photos of Goldfield Ghost Town from high up on the Flatiron in the Superstition Mountains. It is a popular & strenuous hike up the Siphon Draw.
Thank you for sharing Robert. Have you found an "authentic" western town? I didn't know the information about the "shot" glass. Very nice. Nice video edit, and of course, music. Ted & Lee Ann PS We enjoyed listening to your CD , again, to and from Florida, for spring break.
I was here about 16 years ago. We liked it. We embarked on a 3hr desert Jeep tour here to real goldmines. Even one protected by Hells Angels or Outlaws. Watch out for the Jumping Cholla!
wow,I saw your video when you were on "Y Not" to translate for them...now you are only a couple miles away from me..Im in east Mesa,Az..enjoy your stay..
Haha...that vintage "Maison d' amour" called Bordello seems very expensive even for miners with the pockets full of gold stones. Real bordellos in the past used to be less sofisticated in small towns lost on deserts..but it is a really cool place to visit :)
I was just out in that area not too long ago. Unfortunately the hideout restaurant burned down a couple months back. They had the best steaks in Arizona too! Such a shame! Also if you're ever in the market for RVs the close by city Mesa, is basically RV heaven. The entire city is just wall to wall RV sales and equipment and places to park and live in! Buying my RV there. NO SALES TAX!
I just do not know why some people go thru life mad at the world all the time. Thanks for the videos Robert you missed your calling as a movie star with that voice of yours lol.
Interesting fact about stagecoaches. Passengers were disarmed before boarding and told that they were not allowed to talk about politics or religion. Unfortunately, on these long coach rides lasting for days, people's tempers would get short because of the uncomfortable conditions and disagreements on those two topics could deteriorate into passengers trying to kill each other.
Yeah, clear sunny skies and high 80s, a week earlier I was up in Winslow and Flagstaff. Weather was nice during the day but lowered to the high 30s low 40s at night. And yes, I did stand on the corner in Winslow.
Alright Mr. Robert! Did Mrs. Elie ( sorry spelling ) know you were going to a bordello? Former if you say so! Hurrrumph! LOL LOL Wow they used big girls see I knew fluffy meant healthy back then! LOL they ate biscuits and beans and bacon every night so of course they were voluminous. LOL wow that went a lil morbid about the bodies. Dirty money? hm I was thinking more Penny for your thoughts? LOL...I used to watch Gunsmoke and I was 30 and I'd been married for quite a while and suddenly thought oh dear Miss Kitty's not just running a saloon is she? Takes me a while sometimes to figure things out. And did the Marshall Matt Dillon ever go up there? LOL Oh by the way Mr. Robert I was watching this one on my tv in the family room and my husband ( who tele works some days ) came in on the bordello part and his feet screech to a halt on that line! I laughed and laughed.
Most KOAs are in that range or more. I haven't been able to find a hotel room that has pool, hot tub, laundry and is close to attractions for $50 in a very long time.
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Robert - Here is a good place in this video you made to express fondly how well you, and literally you alone, make these "Free...and Riding in My RV" entertaining and informative for all viewers. This episode you did nearly 3 years ago are places I have visited. ( In fact, a few other Arizona locations I've seen) The Goldfield location, I saw in November, 1998. Neat place. Got me a leather cowboy "floppy" hat back then. It didn't quite fit but was fun to wear from time to time.
I've notice in the 2019 videos you got a better vehicle: Chevy "Colorado". Nice truck! Guess the "old KIA"finally needed to be traded in.
My wife of almost 45 years likes your travels. Very clever "one liner jokes" from time to time. We actually travel very little over the years. I wish did more. I'm 70...still in very good health...so is my wife. Traveling like you do I think, would be a lot of fun. My hope's for the next few years: Get out and see the U.S.A. Plans are next year to replace the old 2004 Subaru Forester that is now almost at 130K miles and most likely get another of the same kind.
Now...as of this date (12-2020) seeing many of your shows one thing that IS needed is a lot of new music. I wish we all could use anyone's music. Millions upon millions are there...even "royal free" which is generally good for video shows and the effects. But...laws will not allow it as we all know.
Oh...the cameras you use...very good! To get better audio, maybe, a wireless lapel mike in your walk abouts? They, as you know, would eliminate a larger portion of the "wind noise".
And...a great traveling companion that can "go the distance"... do many things in the travels like videoing the scenery...give you breaks in driving...cook up the good looking tasty meals you eat...and, have location facts about sights for you and the viewers.
Finally...you might have been there in an earlier episode video of yours (at least, one of your state border sign photos show it) but, my birthtown - Indianapolis would be nice. Also ( and this is a neat place or two to see in the state of Kentucky) is " Shakertown" Pleasant Hill and a very small town where a good school friend of mine for over 55 years lives - Buckhorn. She and her husband are the Presbyterian ministers of the "Log Cabin" church there in Buckhorn. The travel to and from the only road directions is challenging but pretty in certain seasons.
Well...safe and happy travels to you, Robert. You are a great American who loves this country!
I've been here too! Wow! My dad lived in Mesa for 3yrs. It was fun exploring the desert.
I liked it there
We are hoping to get there in the next year or so. My husband has never been and about 20 of our friends moved there. Sure beaats Chicago winter 😁
Thank you. That was wonderful. Such cool towns ❤
As always, an excellent video. Love your narrative style, thank you ! :)
Thanks!
SHOTS!! (20:22) The explanation of liquor to bullet size made perfect sense, never knew that! Tip your Floozy! 😁
I though that was very interesting too. Never knew that
I agree. As a shot glass collector, this was a cool trivia info to know. Thanks.
Another terrific video! As always, thank you for taking us along for the ride.
Thank you!
Great Western video. Didn't know there were such towns left. Amazing !!! Greetings from Lucky Luke's country. ;-)
Awesome video.... great music.. when I flew into Sky Harbor airport I fell in love with Arizona
Really enjoyed the video. Love the content you create, thank you Robert .
Thank you!
Love visiting goldfield. Dutchman museum is very informative. Some say the goldfield mine is the lost Dutchman mine. Who knows,it is a mystery for the ages. 🍺
Great video. I felt like I was walking around with you. I liked that you left the tourist traps and toured the other area's of town. I do that too when I travel. I will take the less beaten path to get a real feel of the area. Please keep adding this reality to your videos.
Thank you. Sometimes I like to just walk around...or drive around
I enjoy that as much or more than the tourist side of towns. I love it when you include them in your video. Keep them coming and keep adding in the other area's of town.
So Sorry we mist you Robert. We were on 18 and 19 April on the Lost Dutchman campground. Our third visist there. It is such a great environment. Now at home in The Netherlands we just saw this great video.
That was my first choice campground before I decided for Apache Junction. I wanted to be close to the city to take care of certain things. Thank you! I'm glad you liked the video.
Thanks for the very cool tour of the old western town! 👍
You're welcome
I got your CD last night in the mail... Thanks for the fast shipping. Awesome music... great job. all 20 songs are very good
Thank you. So glad you liked it
I have numerous photos of Goldfield Ghost Town from high up on the Flatiron in the Superstition Mountains. It is a popular & strenuous hike up the Siphon Draw.
Thanks Robert, I enjoyed that and the bordello tour video. And the trademark Music! Take care,,,
Thank you!
😮 you’re videos are great and entertaining. Keep up the good work. Soon you should have over 💯 subs.
Very interesting places. Good video. Congrats..........
Thank you
Awesome video robertico ....miami use to look like that too in its birth days...except no cactuses
Palm trees instead of cacti... Thank you!
Thank you for sharing Robert. Have you found an "authentic" western town? I didn't know the information about the "shot" glass. Very nice. Nice video edit, and of course, music. Ted & Lee Ann PS We enjoyed listening to your CD , again, to and from Florida, for spring break.
Thank you! I think the only truly authentic western towns are now in ruins.
I wondered about that. It looked like you enjoyed Goldfield better then Tombstone. Thanks again.
I was here about 16 years ago. We liked it. We embarked on a 3hr desert Jeep tour here to real goldmines. Even one protected by Hells Angels or Outlaws. Watch out for the Jumping Cholla!
Next time I would love to take that 3 hour desert tour.
Great video Thanks Robert
Thank you!
wow,I saw your video when you were on "Y Not" to translate for them...now you are only a couple miles away from me..Im in east Mesa,Az..enjoy your stay..
Sounds like DJ Fernando from Vice City Radio... I kept waiting for him to say "Mister, Mister"
Love your video! I live here n this town and I love it
Very nice town...great views
Sage really works against evil-eye Robert. I have some planted in my garden.
Cool.
Ate at the Mining Camp Restaurant back in 2012. Nearly had the whole place to ourselves. Still have the wooden nickel from there.
Love those trains. , Bachman ‘G’ scale....
Love them too. Very cool
LOL you said on camera you will visit the brothel. Did your wife found out? Just kidding, safe travels.
Cool!
Haha...that vintage "Maison d' amour" called Bordello seems very expensive even for miners with the pockets full of gold stones. Real bordellos in the past used to be less sofisticated in small towns lost on deserts..but it is a really cool place to visit :)
Yes, I'm sure it was all recreated to look nicer.
I was just out in that area not too long ago. Unfortunately the hideout restaurant burned down a couple months back. They had the best steaks in Arizona too! Such a shame! Also if you're ever in the market for RVs the close by city Mesa, is basically RV heaven. The entire city is just wall to wall RV sales and equipment and places to park and live in! Buying my RV there. NO SALES TAX!
Yeah, I was really looking forward to that steak too. I liked Mesa too. I think I could spend some time there in the future
Amazing:)
Thanks!
Nice
Thanks!
I just do not know why some people go thru life mad at the world all the time. Thanks for the videos Robert you missed your calling as a movie star with that voice of yours lol.
Thank you! Life's short
Robert any plans in the future to travel the Baja peninsula all the way to Cabo San Lucas ?
The stage coaches may have not been very comfortable, but I think they were an improvement over riding a horse for long distances. Great video.
That's for sure. Thank you!
Interesting fact about stagecoaches. Passengers were disarmed before boarding and told that they were not allowed to talk about politics or religion. Unfortunately, on these long coach rides lasting for days, people's tempers would get short because of the uncomfortable conditions and disagreements on those two topics could deteriorate into passengers trying to kill each other.
Good morning Robert.
Good morning!
Amazing "haunted" place :)
That was really cool
very nice vid robert :)
Thank you!
Those homes in the desert better have a good cooling system.
Yep, summers can be brutal... they've got a nice view though
I was at that KOA and Goldfield for a couple of days March 29-31
Cool, probably much warmer than when I was there
Yeah, clear sunny skies and high 80s, a week earlier I was up in Winslow and Flagstaff. Weather was nice during the day but lowered to the high 30s low 40s at night. And yes, I did stand on the corner in Winslow.
The mountain in the background seems to be made of Nephilim . Look closely. There is alot more going here.
Haha the bar tender is not bob, that’s Cowboy Dan.
Alright Mr. Robert! Did Mrs. Elie ( sorry spelling ) know you were going to a bordello? Former if you say so! Hurrrumph! LOL LOL Wow they used big girls see I knew fluffy meant healthy back then! LOL they ate biscuits and beans and bacon every night so of course they were voluminous. LOL wow that went a lil morbid about the bodies. Dirty money? hm I was thinking more Penny for your thoughts? LOL...I used to watch Gunsmoke and I was 30 and I'd been married for quite a while and suddenly thought oh dear Miss Kitty's not just running a saloon is she? Takes me a while sometimes to figure things out. And did the Marshall Matt Dillon ever go up there? LOL Oh by the way Mr. Robert I was watching this one on my tv in the family room and my husband ( who tele works some days ) came in on the bordello part and his feet screech to a halt on that line! I laughed and laughed.
estados unidos esta lleno de lugares hermosos ahora que te falta por conocer?
Mucho para enumerar aquí. El noreste y noroeste principalmente, También Wyoming, Idaho, Nebraska, Kansas.... la lista es larga
i think the tour video is not availible
Not yet... soon
Fly pelican fly.
LOL... I saw no pelicans in Arizona :-)
Where do these KOA places get off charging $50 a night! I can find a half way decent motel for that and screw the rv park crap.
Most KOAs are in that range or more. I haven't been able to find a hotel room that has pool, hot tub, laundry and is close to attractions for $50 in a very long time.
wait. what is the difference between Obama and Osama!!! haha. couldn't make out the punchline