We got to experience Yellowstone with almost no one else there - We're so pleased to share this day with you - Did you like the video would love to hear what you liked or didn't like in the video. THANK YOU for taking the time to come on the adventure with us - Chris & Marianne xx
It’s not The destinations it’s the journey took time to see one of the most amazing parks in the world remember the ground is not on fire it’s not Smoke it’s steam
Absolutely loved it as we love all the A-MAZ-ING vids you so loving take time to produce. So made up for you both getting to Yellow stone and being blessed with good clear weather. Safe travels 🙏💖
Brits and Americans pronounce geyser differently. We say guy-zer. I had to chuckle when Chris kept saying they saw a geezer. Here a geezer refers to a crochety old man. 😄
In Scotland a guy-zer is a child going round the houses collecting money for fireworks for bonfire night (Look up Guy Fawkes). I went Guysing as a child, knocking on doors and singing a song for some change. Probably not allowed any more, been replaced by trick or treating.
That was a brilliant video, Yellowstone looks like an amazing place !! And Marianne’s one liner “ The best thing about it is no one will know if you fart “ 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love watching you in Yellowstone! Your glee at bison on the road. Your disgust of the sulphur smell of the mud pots. Growing up in MT was a blessing for weekend getaways to Yellowstone. Enjoy! Bundle up!
You guys need to come to Colorado and go to Glenwood Hot Springs . You can also see Wolves mountain lions,bears, elk. But the Hot Springs is a ginormous 400 yd pool with another really hot pool and also some hot caverns. Would be epic to see you go thru the ski towns. It's beautiful here
oh my goodness what better way to enjoy Yellowstone w/very few humans around . . amazing drive epic views and gorgeous day . . those bison 🦬 are huge . . continued safe journey my friends take care ❤️🙋♀️🥰
Early spring is a good time to visit the park before the main crowd of tourists arrive. Hope you get to see Little Big Horn and if near Cody the Center of the West. Pretty impressive displays and art work.
You got me again with your pronunciation of Geyser which to those of us here is Guy- zer long "Y" or sounds like capitol "I". When you say it it means Old man as in Geezer. I enjoy the differences having traveled like you, but if I am turned away from the screen, I have to peek back to see what it is your looking at LOL.. On first part of video you were wearing hoodies in the frozen air, glad to see that you do indeed have full winter jackets..your gonna need them in your travels in the USA...enjoy your trip..can't wait for your next installments...glad Trudy is back to the trip!
One of my favourite parks in the US. I hope Eva zu Beck sees this video because she just said in one of her last few videos that she didn't like it at all. I don't think she took the same route as you. When we went through, we didn't see any grizzlies or wolves either but when we left the park at the northern entrance, we soon saw a grizzly and cub and 3 wolves so you may still see some :) As an aside, when we rented a cabin at Custer State Park, we woke to two bison sleeping just off the path to the cabin. We were stranded for several hours because we couldn't get to our car..I'm glad they didn't charge us for a late checkout 😅 Happy and safe driving!
I am sure Eva referred to the over developmant of Yellowstone, but with the insane numbers of visitors there are not many options, unless entrance is restricted like at Denali. She would not have liked that either, lol. Each to their own. I really appreciated to see all the natural wonders in a safe way, not having to fear to break through some crusts around the pools.
Yep we are friends with Eva and saw her video ... we have to say that in the peak of summer it would be a little bit like a zoo !! We had the same experience as her in other parks in the summer - if there is so much traffic and so many people it just seems like you are on a conveyor belt moving in formation to see / stop and photograph wildlife ... We had to book a time slot in Yosemite and Arches NP !! But out of season is the best time to visit as there are less people, and you are not being 'organised' and 'moved' and you feel free to go at your own pace. This has to be our top tip to anyone visiting parks. 👍
Too funny, geeser. Geesers are old people, they are guysers.. I spelled them how their pronounced. I live in wyoming, we have been to Yellowstone numerous times, it is so beautiful. Have fun exploring.
Thank you. That was an amazing experience. The driving through with all the thermal stream coming up through the forest and the bubbling pools brings back memories. Lived in Rotorua for many years and yes! You lose the ability to smell the smell of rotten eggs! Leave for a while and it comes back! Icy pathways. Put thick woolly socks (gumboots socks) over your shoes. Works wonders!
The canyon and Falls in Yellowstone looks an awful lot like the canyon Wells Gray Park in BC Cariboo - and Helmcken Falls … only Helmcken is a lot bigger. There are also other falls nearby - Spahats, Dawson & Canim falls. For your next visit!
Hello Ambassadors The first thing is the first. Thanks a million for bringing us up this video. I am with you guys on enjoying the scenery and the nature. I am hooked literally these videos of yours. The 2nd is, although I don't wear a hat but still my hats off for Marianne for driving under the icy conditions on top of these mountains 🥵🥵👍👍 3rd is the icy windshield Inside: your breaths release moisture into the air which then cools off enough to turn into ice inside the vehicle on the windshield. I loved the bisons, I did not realize that you could come that close to them. Glad that you kept yourselves in a safe distance nearby DEAR TRUDY. Lastly, I loved the mimics of TURKIYE🇹🇷🇹🇷 and Chris you are an excellent observer of the Nature ( Pamukkale and Urgup Geology). One of my professor in TURKIYE had once said "if you are a good observer, you can make a good Geologist👍👍Chris you ARE one!!👍👍. About the geysers: The eruption depends on the cooler water to start reaching to the boiling temperatures, when that happens the expansion of the gases ( water vapor) happens and creating pressure inside the cavity beneath which causes the eruption. You were so luck to run into that eruption. Everything was so great in this video like the previous ones. I wish you were here because Donna has invited everyone of us for Thanksgiving tomorrow we would have loved to have you here. Be safe, HAPPY THANKSGIVING.Loce from the family💕💕💕🇹🇷🇹🇷
Hi Kerem - we are coming back to do more work at the Dekafok centre in Manavgat whilst we ship Trudy to Australia - we will be there at the end of March - we hope to see you there !! Marianne
The bison you see in the US are primarily plains bison very majestic. However the larger woods bison can be found in Canada and they are about 350 lbs heavier for an adult male. Huge animals over 2000 lbs. Oh and its pronounced Guyser not geezer….lol.
Thank you for taking us to Yellowstone!! I got so emotional seeing the buffalos. My daughter and I visited the Museum of Natural History in New York in June. We saw some buffalos and a sign saying that there used to be miljons of them back in the days but almost all of them were killed by men. xoxo
Hey guys. Another lovely video of your amazing adventures ❤️ We're sat in Nellie, our Ducato, listening to the storm batter us here in Cornwall, while watching you pile the layers on against the cold! Safe travels guys 🙏
We toured Yellowstone in 2017, loved the park. So sorry you couldn’t get to all the park due to road closings . Glad you beat the snow. Blessings on your adventures in our beautiful United States!!!
Stunning scenery and edit. Great to see the TATONKA (Dances With Wolves) and in my last comment, I mentioned YOGI & BOO BOO and you mention them in this video. However, did you meet Park Ranger Smith! Where do you guys plan to spend Christmas?
Great video! So glad you had good weather this late in the season, and clear skies! Sorry that you didn't go south to Jackson, WY to stay the first night, because going out the south entrance of the park you would have driven through Grand Teton National Park and viewed the Grand Tetons! Guess thats a reason to come back to the Yellowstone area, stay safe. 😁
Thank you for sharing the beauty of our world, 🌍🙏 and, Marianne, brusselsprouts are called rosenkål (rosecabbage) here in Danmark (they taste even better with that name 😀
todays video was unbelievable, the scenery and wildlife was incredible. one quick question have you ever thought of getting a 150mm to 600mm lens for your camera to bring in the wildlife from a distance. it's unbelievable what different countries have to offer. carry on camping
Thanks for the tip Neil - Chris has a bridge camera at the moment - one day he will probably upgrade to a professional camera with lenses .... but we are still working out which one he should go for !! LOL - Kind regards Marianne
Türkiyeden izliyorum sizi, bu video harika olmuş, pamukkalenin bir benzerini görmek heyecan verici hele o bizonlar, teşekkürler Marianne ve Chris. 👍👍👍🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷👍👍👍
Love your videos, commentary and inspiration. Your very calm despite some of the difficulties you have suffered during your journey. Keep it up and thank you both.
Thank you so much for showing us yellow stone 💛. In 1955 my nan went to yellow stone for her last amazing holiday Before she took me on As her daughter in 1969. I have all the old photos that she took and the maps And information pamphlets. I would love it if you could say a heavenly hi to her , her name is Vera may tattoo ✨️ 😍 💕
From google.....Though the terms are often used interchangeably, buffalo and bison are distinct animals. Old World “true” buffalo (Cape buffalo and water buffalo) are native to Africa and Asia. Bison are found in North America and Europe. Both bison and buffalo are in the bovidae family, but the two are not closely related.
What a great video. Hey just fyi Yellowstone Park is a Super Volcano and it's just a matter of time before it blows... again. Yellowstone, Grand Canyon, and Niagra Falls are cultural must sees for most Americans. The American pronunciation of Geyser is = Guy- sir.
Awesome vid guys. Once again it is so much fun hearing the different way we pronounce the same words,. A ‘gee-zer’ is typically a fussy old man and a geyser, we pronounc with a long i, gi-zer (or like guy-zer). Just so intriguing and you guys make it all so MUCH FUN! Many Blessings
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We got to experience Yellowstone with almost no one else there - We're so pleased to share this day with you - Did you like the video would love to hear what you liked or didn't like in the video. THANK YOU for taking the time to come on the adventure with us - Chris & Marianne xx
It’s not The destinations it’s the journey took time to see one of the most amazing parks in the world remember the ground is not on fire it’s not Smoke it’s steam
There is nothing NOT to love. Everything was great.
I loved it. Happy Thanksgiving guys.
Love from FL 💗💗💗
Absolutely loved it as we love all the A-MAZ-ING vids you so loving take time to produce. So made up for you both getting to Yellow stone and being blessed with good clear weather. Safe travels 🙏💖
Speechless 🙊....AMAZING indeed 😍 👏 ❤️ 🙌
I love yall training for my future. Thanks
Brits and Americans pronounce geyser differently. We say guy-zer. I had to chuckle when Chris kept saying they saw a geezer. Here a geezer refers to a crochety old man. 😄
In Scotland a guy-zer is a child going round the houses collecting money for fireworks for bonfire night (Look up Guy Fawkes). I went Guysing as a child, knocking on doors and singing a song for some change. Probably not allowed any more, been replaced by trick or treating.
I’ve always called them guy zers as well… Australia. They’re pretty awesome regardless of what you call them eh
Sobering to think Yellowstone is a massive caldera. Amazing place
Wow, I didn't know our Pamukkale has a cousin in Yellowstone ☺ Thank you for this beautiful video. Respect from Türkiye.
That was a brilliant video, Yellowstone looks like an amazing place !! And Marianne’s one liner “ The best thing about it is no one will know if you fart “ 🤣🤣🤣🤣
You know me ... some people think it ... I tend to say it out loud !! M xx
I love watching you in Yellowstone! Your glee at bison on the road. Your disgust of the sulphur smell of the mud pots. Growing up in MT was a blessing for weekend getaways to Yellowstone. Enjoy! Bundle up!
This video has made me want to visit Yellowstone in the winter.
Classy stuff ! Wolves, bears, vegetables ! What more could you want? Love it. Wait what herds of Bison !!
You guys need to come to Colorado and go to Glenwood Hot Springs . You can also see Wolves mountain lions,bears, elk. But the Hot Springs is a ginormous 400 yd pool with another really hot pool and also some hot caverns. Would be epic to see you go thru the ski towns. It's beautiful here
oh my goodness what better way to enjoy Yellowstone w/very few humans around . . amazing drive epic views and gorgeous day . . those bison 🦬 are huge . . continued safe journey my friends take care ❤️🙋♀️🥰
Early spring is a good time to visit the park before the main crowd of tourists arrive. Hope you get to see Little Big Horn and if near Cody the Center of the West. Pretty impressive displays and art work.
You got me again with your pronunciation of Geyser which to those of us here is Guy- zer long "Y" or sounds like capitol "I". When you say it it means Old man as in Geezer. I enjoy the differences having traveled like you, but if I am turned away from the screen, I have to peek back to see what it is your looking at LOL.. On first part of video you were wearing hoodies in the frozen air, glad to see that you do indeed have full winter jackets..your gonna need them in your travels in the USA...enjoy your trip..can't wait for your next installments...glad Trudy is back to the trip!
Most enjoyable video ever. Thanks for the trip to Yellowstone. What an adventure.
So what I do when the pump is cold is use the diesel cap and shove it under the filling handle 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
One of my favourite parks in the US. I hope Eva zu Beck sees this video because she just said in one of her last few videos that she didn't like it at all. I don't think she took the same route as you. When we went through, we didn't see any grizzlies or wolves either but when we left the park at the northern entrance, we soon saw a grizzly and cub and 3 wolves so you may still see some :) As an aside, when we rented a cabin at Custer State Park, we woke to two bison sleeping just off the path to the cabin. We were stranded for several hours because we couldn't get to our car..I'm glad they didn't charge us for a late checkout 😅 Happy and safe driving!
I am sure Eva referred to the over developmant of Yellowstone, but with the insane numbers of visitors there are not many options, unless entrance is restricted like at Denali. She would not have liked that either, lol. Each to their own. I really appreciated to see all the natural wonders in a safe way, not having to fear to break through some crusts around the pools.
Yep we are friends with Eva and saw her video ... we have to say that in the peak of summer it would be a little bit like a zoo !! We had the same experience as her in other parks in the summer - if there is so much traffic and so many people it just seems like you are on a conveyor belt moving in formation to see / stop and photograph wildlife ... We had to book a time slot in Yosemite and Arches NP !! But out of season is the best time to visit as there are less people, and you are not being 'organised' and 'moved' and you feel free to go at your own pace. This has to be our top tip to anyone visiting parks. 👍
Too funny, geeser. Geesers are old people, they are guysers.. I spelled them how their pronounced. I live in wyoming, we have been to Yellowstone numerous times, it is so beautiful. Have fun exploring.
That was stunning... So many different aspects to Yellowstone.. and the bison!
We agree!
A bison jam holding up traffic. LOL
Wow loved Yellowstone ❤
Amazing seeing the Bison thanks for sharing. ❤
Thank you. That was an amazing experience. The driving through with all the thermal stream coming up through the forest and the bubbling pools brings back memories.
Lived in Rotorua for many years and yes! You lose the ability to smell the smell of rotten eggs! Leave for a while and it comes back!
Icy pathways. Put thick woolly socks (gumboots socks) over your shoes. Works wonders!
Glad you enjoyed it! And thanks for the great tip !!
How quickly that weather turned. Nice vlog.
Spectacular! 💛
The canyon and Falls in Yellowstone looks an awful lot like the canyon Wells Gray Park in BC Cariboo - and Helmcken Falls … only Helmcken is a lot bigger. There are also other falls nearby - Spahats, Dawson & Canim falls. For your next visit!
Hello Ambassadors
The first thing is the first. Thanks a million for bringing us up this video. I am with you guys on enjoying the scenery and the nature. I am hooked literally these videos of yours.
The 2nd is, although I don't wear a hat but still my hats off for Marianne for driving under the icy conditions on top of these mountains 🥵🥵👍👍
3rd is the icy windshield
Inside: your breaths release moisture into the air which then cools off enough to turn into ice inside the vehicle on the windshield.
I loved the bisons, I did not realize that you could come that close to them. Glad that you kept yourselves in a safe distance nearby DEAR TRUDY.
Lastly, I loved the mimics of TURKIYE🇹🇷🇹🇷 and Chris you are an excellent observer of the Nature ( Pamukkale and Urgup Geology).
One of my professor in TURKIYE had once said "if you are a good observer, you can make a good Geologist👍👍Chris you ARE one!!👍👍. About the geysers: The eruption depends on the cooler water to start reaching to the boiling temperatures, when that happens the expansion of the gases ( water vapor) happens and creating pressure inside the cavity beneath which causes the eruption. You were so luck to run into that eruption. Everything was so great in this video like the previous ones.
I wish you were here because Donna has invited everyone of us for Thanksgiving tomorrow we would have loved to have you here.
Be safe, HAPPY THANKSGIVING.Loce from the family💕💕💕🇹🇷🇹🇷
Awwh Thanks Nick - love to the family xx
Dear friends, we missed you so much... when are you coming to turkey?
Hi Kerem - we are coming back to do more work at the Dekafok centre in Manavgat whilst we ship Trudy to Australia - we will be there at the end of March - we hope to see you there !! Marianne
Kesinlikle haklısınız ülkemin en güzel kopyalar burada. İyi gezmeler
No .... we are not - heading to the south for warmer climate !!
You guys are the best. Thank you for another fabulous video & for Marianne's top tip lol! 😀
Waders are made from neoprene which withstands moisture and cold temperatures
Very much enjoying your journey around the world - inspiring us to plan our next series of trips
Hi from Türkiye!
Wonderful video, especially seeing Bison.
Thank you guys xx
It's Cole nights like that you need your bubble wrap on the windows under the insulation sheets!
The bison you see in the US are primarily plains bison very majestic. However the larger woods bison can be found in Canada and they are about 350 lbs heavier for an adult male. Huge animals over 2000 lbs.
Oh and its pronounced Guyser not geezer….lol.
Glad you liked Yellowstone. We went there during the 60s, and my brother who was 6, refused to get out of the car because the geysers smelled so bad.
LOL !! That is hilarious 😂👍
Fabulous. Thanks mucho for the tour. Love the wolves. You two rock.
I've been to Yellowstone twice. Your video has made me yearn to see it again. Thank you!
Thank you for taking us to Yellowstone!! I got so emotional seeing the buffalos. My daughter and I visited the Museum of Natural History in New York in June. We saw some buffalos and a sign saying that there used to be miljons of them back in the days but almost all of them were killed by men. xoxo
Yep - I think they are trying to restock the populations to keep them healthy and reintroduce them to more places ... 😉
Hey Chris,
FYI, it's a g- eye ( long I sound)-ser, not geeser! :)
Amazing video!
Cool scenery 👍
WOW fabulous as always.
Wauw beatifull episode - right time - universe on time…..take care 🙏
Hey guys. Another lovely video of your amazing adventures ❤️ We're sat in Nellie, our Ducato, listening to the storm batter us here in Cornwall, while watching you pile the layers on against the cold!
Safe travels guys 🙏
Absolutely Stunning Enjoy Both ❤️
Thanks so much 😊
We toured Yellowstone in 2017, loved the park. So sorry you couldn’t get to all the park due to road closings . Glad you beat the snow. Blessings on your adventures in our beautiful United States!!!
Stunning scenery and edit. Great to see the TATONKA (Dances With Wolves) and in my last comment, I mentioned YOGI & BOO BOO and you mention them in this video. However, did you meet Park Ranger Smith! Where do you guys plan to spend Christmas?
Thanks for sharing!! We will be somewhere on Baja ... woo hoo !!
Great video! So glad you had good weather this late in the season, and clear skies! Sorry that you didn't go south to Jackson, WY to stay the first night, because going out the south entrance of the park you would have driven through Grand Teton National Park and viewed the Grand Tetons! Guess thats a reason to come back to the Yellowstone area, stay safe. 😁
Thank you for sharing the beauty of our world, 🌍🙏 and, Marianne, brusselsprouts are called rosenkål (rosecabbage) here in Danmark (they taste even better with that name 😀
So cool!
Awesome, splendid and sensational, love 💕 it 😊
Fantastic video love the bison next time make a cow noise would love to see the reaction honest I would do it
Amazing and beautiful 😍 love traveling with you ❤
Truly amazing and unique place that I have always wanted to visit. I enjoyed your snowball fight too. You made my day. Lol!
This really is the most amazing film.
Just loved it and what memories for you. X
That did look like Pamukkale. 😃 Love from Türkiye! 👋
I think you saw mule deer coming out of Mammoth.
-12°C is nothing, stick around for awhile and see what a -20°F with a -60°F windchill feels like.
LOL - no ... our van is old and our pipes freezing would be dreadful - we are heading south !!
Thanks for sharing your adventures. I am enjoying your north american travels 🤗
Loved the film. Epic views. XX
@ 20 minutes. Brussels and broccoli. No one notices ;-)
So where can I buy those fashionable yellow socks 😉
Great video again 👍💙❤️
LOL
Bellissimo!!! Grazie mille
Awwh Thanks Martina !! We are so happy you enjoyed it 🌺
best episode ever
You look very cold would you not fit a diesel heater in the van there great and not expensive
Hi - we have one and it is warm in Trudy ... but the ice was on the inside of the windscreen between the insulation !!
I'm pretty sure we pronounce geyser as guiser not geezer. Not sure why or which is correct
todays video was unbelievable, the scenery and wildlife was incredible. one quick question have you ever thought of getting a 150mm to 600mm lens for your camera to bring in the wildlife from a distance. it's unbelievable what different countries have to offer. carry on camping
Thanks for the tip Neil - Chris has a bridge camera at the moment - one day he will probably upgrade to a professional camera with lenses .... but we are still working out which one he should go for !! LOL - Kind regards Marianne
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Beautiful Vlog! Yellowstone is just beautiful. BTW Do you have the diesel heater in the van. Those are brilliant an cheap to run.
Yes we do - the ice was in between the insulation and the windscreen !! Eeeek !
You need some warm clothing!
Hydrogen Sulphide, it was always our excuse in Science
Hi ,
I hope Marianne has extra insulation between her and the back doors at night. It would be freezing along there
Awwh thank you xx
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Are u running a diesel engine?
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It's gizer, as in eye. Not geezer as in old fart. Great video, though.
It's not "gheezer" (you're a gheezer). It's "guy-zer".
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Türkiyeden izliyorum sizi, bu video harika olmuş, pamukkalenin bir benzerini görmek heyecan verici hele o bizonlar, teşekkürler Marianne ve Chris. 👍👍👍🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷👍👍👍
Chris. Use the lever lock on the gas pump handle to keep from freezing your hands while filling Trudy.
Great tip !! Thanks Emily Rose
Love your videos, commentary and inspiration. Your very calm despite some of the difficulties you have suffered during your journey. Keep it up and thank you both.
Beautiful video, I was at Yellowstone 20 years ago, but you showed the most beautiful parts💕
Mammoth area is known for its elk population. And yes, what you saw by the roadside at Mammoth was an elk🙂
Thanks for a great trip through Yellowstone! You two are a lot of fun 🥰
Gemlik kumladan selamlar teşekkürler
Wyoming yellowstone ile Denizli Pamukkale ikiz kardeşler, gibidir.teşekkürler.
What a joy it is to arrive at the place marked as a destination on the map and see it in detail. Thank you very much for the video.
Thank you so much for showing us yellow stone 💛. In 1955 my nan went to yellow stone for her last amazing holiday Before she took me on As her daughter in 1969. I have all the old photos that she took and the maps And information pamphlets. I would love it if you could say a heavenly hi to her , her name is Vera may tattoo ✨️ 😍 💕
You don’t know how many times I’ve tried to remove a mark off my phone then realise it’s your windscreen🤣🤣
LOL - sorry 😂😂😂😂
Omg those bison ❤❤ we are so jealous !!! Great shot
I enjoyed it that was a great video snowball fighting 🤣🤣🤣
Is bison and buffalo the same?
From google.....Though the terms are often used interchangeably, buffalo and bison are distinct animals. Old World “true” buffalo (Cape buffalo and water buffalo) are native to Africa and Asia. Bison are found in North America and Europe. Both bison and buffalo are in the bovidae family, but the two are not closely related.
@@1Polglen thank you 😊👍
Thank you !! M
What a great video. Hey just fyi Yellowstone Park is a Super Volcano and it's just a matter of time before it blows... again. Yellowstone, Grand Canyon, and Niagra Falls are cultural must sees for most Americans. The American pronunciation of Geyser is = Guy- sir.
Awesome vid guys. Once again it is so much fun hearing the different way we pronounce the same words,. A ‘gee-zer’ is typically a fussy old man and a geyser, we pronounc with a long i, gi-zer (or like guy-zer). Just so intriguing and you guys make it all so MUCH FUN! Many Blessings
Love your show, thank you for sharing. Rhoda Copland... South Africa
Yellowstone is stunning in the winter 😍 thanks for sharing 💛
Excellent, thanks for sharing your adventures...
Don't know if you are planning to visit Cody, WY but you should. It is the Museum of the West and that takes two days to see everything.
diesel can froze ,please leave immediately😘😘
Sprouts!!! I bet Trudy wasn’t smelling great that night 😉
As Marianne said they wouldn’t notice it with the smell of the geysers! All eggy together!
Beautiful 👏🏼👏🏼 keep well on your amazing journey. ♥️
Marianne’s ProTip about farting is classic! See you in Baja! Did you buy the book?