Lava Beds Part 2; Volcanic Legacy
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- We look back at our last month of travels as we recover from a virus. But we keep on exploring the Volcanic Legacy in Northern California.
Volcanic Legacy Scenic Byway Guidebook: volcaniclegacy...
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Music in this video is from a subscription with Epidemic Sound:
Sweet Lies - Gold in June
I Fly With You - Franz Gordon
Uncharted Lands - Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen
No Water No Wine - Will Harrison
Lonely Sunset - Christophe Gorman
Hate you guys were sick. We know how that cramps your style and maybe even your neighbors if you're one who needs to hurl outside. 😂❤️. Home tomorrow are words to love and celebrate.
Oh my, if we had a stomach flu we probably would have gone to a hotel. Just bad colds thanks to the grandkids.
Well-maintained and passionately cared-for museums offer a truly magical portal to the past.
much appreciated. We're viewing this 12-7-23 camped in Organ Pipe Cactus Nat'l Monument amidst some older volcanics. Cell here is hit and miss. The Volcanic Legacy area is on our bucket list. Thanks for the preview. L&M
I bet it's beautiful down there. One of our favorite places.
Thanks you guys!
Airborne, Thai food and a good night sleep in a class B van.😊
Great video! I love John's horse imitation!😂
Ok, you and John had me LOLing at the beginning. That horse face! 😂
Face only a mother could love.
@@FromShetoMe ha! Adorable
Must agree on the local small town museums. Love them.❤
Enjoyed the second part of this video. I worked as a seasonal park ranger at Lassen Volcanic National Park the summer of 1980 when Mt. St. Helens was erupting. Lots of people were driving the Volcanic Legacy route for their vacation that year. Many of them had coffee cans of Mt. St. Helens ash in their trunks. I still have some of the ash samples I was given then.
What a crazy summer. Back in Sacramento for the holidays now. Safe travels. Bill
My brother sent me ash from Spokane.
Deb, in the beginning of your video, the shot of a golden marshland with towering clouds in the distance was breathtaking. Thank you for sharing your part of the world with this east coaster.
That was Taylor Creek, adjacent to Lake Tahoe.
I agree. Stunning
@@FromShetoMe Thanks for sharing so many of your adventures. We were at Fallen Leaf CG in the Fall and noticed the Kokanee Salmon headed to spawn up Taylor Creek, it was quite the sight for many to enjoy.
John cracked me up. Such great content and creativity in the process. I missed you guys last Sunday? Seemed like forever to get to today. Hope you enjoyed some rest from editing, etc… as always, thanks for taking us along.
Beautiful scenery, wonderful music and very enjoyable conversation. Thanks for taking us along.
Have a good winter!
Like how you and John stop at local museums because there is always a back story. There are two ways to travel ( or maybe more), driving by or taking time to check things out. Northern CA is beautiful. Another interesting video, thank you and safe travels.
We did too much driving by in our youth. Travel is so much more interesting now.
Thanks for the link to the book - I just ordered our copy. $10 is very reasonable!
I thought so too. And it came pretty fast.
hope y’all are feeling better now and that you had a lovely Thanksgiving ❤
We did, thank you.
Thanks for taking us along with you. I hope you both feel better soon. Take care
Another wonderful video. You are such an inspiration for us - your positive attitude and your curiosity. Your video editing and techniques are delightful as well.
Thank you so much!
I hadn't heard of that byway before. We spent time earlier this year in that area. Went up to Lassen, but it was inundated with snow and most of the area was impassable. You picked the perfect season to explore. As always, really appreciate you sharing your journey.
As always, the pleasure was all mine, THANK YOU for taking me along. Love your presentation so relaxing.
You guys are too funny, love it! I was sick last year in my van, covid in Aug., then the flu in Nov., ugh! Great museum find and road you were on. Next year you'll be making new memories in a new van, I bet you can hardly wait. Enjoy your winter break and holiday season. Stock up on that whipped cream.😆Take care now.
We can’t wait for new adventures in a new van.
Newberry National Volcanic Monument at the top of the Volcanic Byway is a lot of fun. You could easily spend a week or two. There are two lakes, Paulina and East, that are great for fishing. Lots of hiking trails. Obsidian Flow. Hot springs on the edge of Paulina Lake. Scary drive up to the top of Paulina Peak. You can see Crater Lake and Mount Shasta on a clear day from up there.
Thanks for the tips!
Thank you for sharing. You make fun, informative and great videos.
I always enjoy your videos so much...your voice is soothing (even when you're sick) and your music choice is always stellar. I hope y'all are feeling better by now. Have a Merry Christmas! Thanks for teaching us about the Southwestern and Western parts of the US and letting us tag along! From SC, Jane❤🙏🌲
Thanks Jane. I always appreciate your support.
Alright, that volcanic is definitely on my bucket list!
Next year, road tripping for the remaining of my planetary years!
Funny even when sick! Great horse face. Thanks for sharing as always! Happy Holidays!!
Thanks for your videos. You find interesting things to check out.
Thanks so much for sharing this Scenic Byway, we weren’t aware of this area, now we are making our plans to visit there from WA… thanks for your time and energy to produce these adventures. Your efforts appreciated
We’ll be back to do the entire route as well.
Ah ha ha! Did you drink some NyQuil before heading to that museum? Hilarious! Sorry you were sick - ugh. That museum looked awesome - we love stuff like that too.
We just had aspirin/tylenol. But it did inspire me to be better prepared.
Another great video 🤩. I was van traveling between SF, Shasta, Klamath Falls & into Oregon in mid-Oct right as the weather was shifting and I can hardly wait to go back in spring and explore. These tips of yours always help! (I was also curious about the wood harvesting in burn areas! I’ve got to research that!)
We love small museums too. I stopped at the one in Shasta…one of the best I’ve been to. I thought the short term exhibit about water use and restoration in the area would be boring, but I learned so much!
I meant to ask our son what happens to the wood. I’ll do it now.
www.westfraser.com/responsibility/stories-responsibility/salvaging-wood-products-charred-trees
@@FromShetoMe thank you!! Fascinating!
Thanks for your video. Enjoy your "free" time at home.
I really enjoy your videos!
Thank you!
Chicken Soup works for any under the weather situation.
❤comment about small town museums - Boron is one memorable museum of ladies’ cosmetics and laundry.
Family history is challenging when the business is sold - now the final blow is the sale of the assets which produced history for the Family from the Battleship Texas, Deer Lease Camping and country cemeteries and churches - good run from 1892/1879 - NOW the next First Generation is required to sustain the family’s virtues & entrepreneurship.
Thanks for the video. Sorry about your colds. Been busy making insulated blackout curtains for my van. Sure glad you told me to make my own for the last van, not! 😂
You should be an expert now!
@@FromShetoMe Well, I would be if the windows were like the PW Lexor, but….they are all different sizes and the window coverings inside make it a bit more challenging….Sewing is not too bad, just cutting and getting things to fit properly. No rush as holiday break and headed to central Florida until the end of the year.
@@timsmith7625 Makes you appreciate how much goes into making stuff.
@@FromShetoMe Definitely and with arthritic hands it makes buying easier than doing it myself, but unfortunately no one makes them that I have found.
John is still my hero!
John wants to know why? He says his mom didn’t even like him. (That’s his typical Rodney Dangerfield response. )
Balance! Only HE can handle the SHE. Also, he and Owen are so funny together!@@FromShetoMe
Another great video. That view at 1:25 is worthy of a large wall print. What was the name of the campground South of Susanville? Safe travels!
I think it was Laughlin. It was weird. A patrol car drove through at one point.
@@FromShetoMe Your description sounded familiar. I searched my blog and found I had stayed at 6 site Laufman CG in July, 2019. I liked it there. Very peaceful and secluded and handy to 395. YMMV. :)
All the wood was stacked up from harvesting the burn area
Do you know what products they use it for? Pellets maybe. I've heard that wood from forest fires has limited use.
Well you asked I rather be home if sick our Airstream Van waits for us on the side of the house we missed friends giving with 6 Van friends this November I didn’t want to contaminate any of them or my wife lol……
That’s a great idea.
Nobody asked me, but I think you look better with short hair.
Maybe so but it was too much work and expense. But I have trimmed it since then. 😁
When do you get your new Class B from George?
We think the end of May.
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