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The automatic AI responses are wild sometimes. UA-cam suggested this as a response to your comment, Patricia. " I think I have a good ear scratch coming my way as well! " lol. I'd be happy to dedicate a nice ear scratching for you. She only gets them 20 times a day.

​@@camplapidary that is so funny lol. And I really appreciate you giving her a good ear scratch. She really deserves it!

You are very welcome, Joseph! I love seeing and being in the outdoors. If there are rocks to look at, well that's a bonus! :D

It's true. Some stones can hide what is inside, but many of these hold no secrets I assure you. The jasper nodules can have some variance. That good red jasper I had found previously was much plainer on the outside vs inside.

I'm thinking you and me both! lol. Would it be weird to drive all the way to Mexico to get a tooth pulled? Seems like warmer weather might make it all worthwhile.

@camplapidary Mexico sounds nice. If I had the time and money and the right car I'd go for it... Maybe next year. Actually for the next 7 days forecast it's a virtual heatwave here now, going to get near 60°in a few days!

Maybe Salt Lake will share in the heat. One can hope.

Imagine going there on a motorbike and only being able to carry away a few pieces.

Thanks! I have been continually changing things and adding some complexity since this video. Still pretty simple though compared to some trailers I see. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Nothing in particular about Last Chance Road. But I've heard that the material is similar to what I found at Ruby Ranch Road. Lots of red and yellow jasper. Perhaps someday I'll find myself there. :D

I wonder if I can find the stones from this trip. I have tried to keep things somewhat separate over the years. I'll have to look. Sucks that it's winter and cold outside, makes looking less fun. :D

@@camplapidary went to a road cut yesterday found a lot crinoid!

it was cold but not too bad lol

@ Crinoids are fun! I have a spot out in the desert where I can find a lot. Haven't been in years though. Guess I'm due, good camping out there..

Heck, I'm excited for you! :D There's a million different ways to do this, you'll find your way. Mines not terribly efficient, but it worked for this trip. There are a few big changes I'd like to make to this 4x6, but talking about it gets me no closer to doing it. As they say, show don't tell. Videos to come!

Thank you for the kind words, ABHR! Somewhere in the chaos of my filming and experiencing these trips is a satisfying video or series of videos, I just need to figure out how best to package and present it.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baryte en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pseudomorph en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concretion If you google barite pseudomorph, and then look at images, you can see some photos of agatized barites. I'm not too knowledgeable about all of that but as a person looking for cool rocks I have come across them before and had others tell me what they are. Some of those agatized barites make for interesting lapidary material, and some are kinda plain.

Gypsy, she is a pretty darn good rockhound, too! :D

Thanks for watching, Joseph! :D

Just cow bones. I come across a surprising number of bones when out and about.

HELLO THERE, YOUNG SIR. WE STILL HAVE NOT DOWNLOADED ON YOU THE TUBE, BUT DO HAVE A FACE THE BOOK-HEHEHE. UNDER MY NAME; JOSEPH ROLINSKI.

Thanks, Mr. Chubby Hubby. I appreciate you watching. :D

Hello again, Apples Big Hat Ranch! A quick googling of your name tells me you are somewhere in Colorado? For possible 2025 joint camping opportunities I'll be attending the Jade Fest in Jeffery City, Wyoming in August. Another trip to the Blue Forest, Wyoming whenever the weather there is nice. Perhaps south-eastern Utah also when weather appropriate. A trip back to north-eastern Utah has been on my want list for some time. Just something to think about.. I'm on Facebook/Messenger for a more private conversation if you like. I sure hope you have been using your trailer while working on it. Really helps to know what you want and need. Yes, a video would be nice. These cargo trailer videos tend to do well here on the UA-cam. I too have done much more pondering than actual work. It's fine though, keeps me from just adding all kinds of crap I really don't need, yet maintain a small level of comfort as I go into my oldness. lol.

@@camplapidary lmao. Exactly! I don't FB, but... will attempt to reach you over the next few weeks. Southeastern Utah sounds good, but only when not peak summer temps. We will! at some point, and I sincerely appreciate you your reply. I am in southern California (but please don't hold that against me - there is indeed much rural landscape here in addition to the sardine can in which most folks live). Cheers!

@@applesbighatranch6906 I didn't mention anything in the south because I thought you were in Colorado. I wish I could be in Quartzsite, AZ right now. But I travel to Southern Cali every once in a while. I often will camp out in the desert on my way in or out of Long Beach, CA. Love the California Mojave Desert. Turquoise Mountain, Kokoweef, these are some of my favorite spots around there.

Thanks!

No heat other than the camp stove. This particular Nov. 5th was an Indian Summer day. Weather is still nice perhaps a bit crisp at night and the early morning. Just a warm sleeping bag or blankets and my little dog.

The scenery does get better! :D

Hi! I had a hammock probably 20 years ago, set up in the backyard under my large tree. I liked it then and I would imagine having one now would also be cool. Never slept in it though, it was just for lounging. Seems pretty rare for me to sleep or even camp where there are trees as I am very often in the desert. So getting a hammock has been pretty low on the priority list. I know you are suggesting it for the trailer here but I also like to do motorcycle camping where a hammock could potentially work really well. Anyways.. I dread to think of the lost sleep while getting used to any new sleeping arrangements, the older I get the less I seem to get good sleep. I had a look at some of that brands products quickly and I'll keep them in mind. Thanks! :D

Dave? I enjoyed meeting you and your Wife. In fact, I enjoyed meeting and talking to everybody I met while moving about Wyoming and attending the Jade Fest. You can be sure I'll be back next year. I'd love to take some time and do a video tour of your shop and do better videos of your event.

@ Yep, that’s me. The tall, ugly guy with long hair. Yes both Jade Fest and the Sweetwater Jade Shop are quickly becoming destinations. It was good meeting you and hope to see you in 25

If you ordered from Osprey, mine took a solid week + to come. I wish every company had Amazon efficiency. Thanks for watching!

Most welcome! Thanks for watching! :D

Welcome to the channel! I've watched a few videos on the Kemmerer fossil fish areas, looks like a lot of fun. I'll definitely be going back to Wyoming this summer.

I'll make a little video of the vice plates and post it here in the comments. :D

@ awesome thank you so much!!!!!

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You are very welcome! There sure are a lot of different ways to spend the night somewhere. Good luck! :D

Thanks, Wil! It was a good trip. Next year I'll find a nice piece of jade for sure. And if I can't I can always buy one! lol.

Good morning, Kenny. While that road is fine enough, you should know that near to the end of it is a sand dunes motorized recreation area. Lots of activity. Great if you are into it, but not really my thing. Lots of good roads in the area though, as you will see in the coming videos. :D

That little plant has the flower that could! haha. Good times.

She's going to be 15 this summer! :D

With a couple of National Parks within stone throwing distance, you can be sure the scenery will get better! For rocks, I remember finding some on this trip but nothing super spectacular.

Yep, plenty of material out there.

Thank you! :D

I'll be heading back there once the weather warms up again. Winter sucks.

I do still have the 6x10. I don't know what I'd do without it! :D This is the 4x6, which I still have as well. This video was made 6 months before I bought the 6x10, so all of that was still a dream when I recorded this video.

@ Thar would explain it, sure do enjoy your adventures.

TY!

I don't know what you've heard before.. Seems like I got into a few jasp-agates somewhere down the road. It's been some time since I've reviewed the footages. We will just have to see! :D

This video series was recorded in November of 2021. Over 3 years ago. I like to think that camping trips are essentially timeless. These places change so little over the years that "when" hardly matters at all. Though it is nice to see Gypsy so energetic in these older videos.

Interesting. Now I need a John Wick movie with a bulletproof Carhartt jacket! :D

I had a gander at the C03 just now. Nice clean cut on that jacket. Rated at level 3 on warmth. If you need a hooded Carhartt jacket this Utility Jacket is really nice. With extra large size on the hood, one can really sink into the shadows of it, like Aragorn waiting for the Hobbits at the Prancing Pony. Only rated at level 2 for warmth, but it seems pretty stout and warm to me! :D

@@camplapidary Thanks for your input on these. Enjoy your jacket and I am heading to the Carhartt site now. Take care and be well.

Good morning, Patricia! Grandma in a monster truck! :D I bet the plastic step is perfect for your use. I could imagine dragging this one up and into the truck might scratch things up. It's pretty sturdy at about 5 pounds and a good size to boot. Perfect for the trailer I think, shouldn't blow away even in those locations I frequent where the winds are legendary.

I like the size of this trailer. Sure, sometimes I wish it was bigger (6x12) but sometimes I also wish it were smaller (5x8). Having space is wonderful but hauling it around can get expensive.. :D

@ im looking into getting something but need to learn a bit more on backing and how size matters. Need one that will fit basic camping setup and be able to carry husbands big motorcycle. Love your setup, truck is perfect. :)

6 feet wide by 10 feet long and 6 feet 4 inches tall on the inside. The V nose does add a little to the interior length, about 2 feet. :D

@ thank you. :)

This is a good point for readers of the comment section! Thank you. I too have noticed a lack of air flow when using the vent fan without at least cracking a window. And that's with the 2 standard vents.

You're most welcome! :D

No worries at all. These vents are commonly installed as they are on my trailer. The way the vent is constructed it is very unlikely for water to make it into the interior of the trailer. Baffles and such in there. It is thought that the air coming in high and clean on the front and leaving low out the back of the trailer reduces dust infiltration. Someday I'll take them off and reseal them, I don't like that ugly caulking around the perimeter of the vents. Thanks for watching! :D

@ maybe they’re not on backwards maybe mine are on backwards and of course I always think I have the best of everything😬

The guy I bought the trailer from had them installed in this fashion. I think technically mine are backwards? Many camper conversions I've seen people have none at all, personally I like a little air exchange at all times.

You bet, thanks for watching! :D